About Cadfael
- Released on May 29, 1994
Cadfael is the name given to the TV series of The Cadfael Chronicles adaptations produced by British television company ITV Central between 1994 and 1998. The series was broadcast on the ITV network in the UK, and starred Sir Derek Jacobi as the medieval detective.
Main Cast of Cadfael
Derek Jacobi plays Brother Cadfael (13 episodes)
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Julian Firth plays Brother Jerome (13 episodes)
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Albie Woodington plays Sergeant Warden (10 episodes)
Secondary Cast of Cadfael
Sean Pertwee plays Hugh Beringar (4 episodes)
Peter Copley plays Abbot Heribert (4 episodes)
Eoin McCarthy plays Hugh Beringar (6 episodes)
Anthony Green plays Hugh Beringar (3 episodes)
Michael Grandage plays King Stephen (1 episode)
Rupert Holliday-Evans plays Roger Dodd (1 episode)
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Ronan Vibert plays Le Gaucher (1 episode)
Hermione Norris plays Mary (1 episode)
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Stephen Moyer plays Godwin (1 episode)
Lee Ingleby plays Walter (1 episode)
Jonny Lee Miller plays Edwin Gurney (1 episode)
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Susan Fleetwood plays Agnes Piccard (1 episode)
Philip Herbert plays Rabble Rouser (1 episode)
Margery Mason plays Agatha Coliar (1 episode)
Christien Anholt plays Meriet (1 episode)
Benedict Sandiford plays Tutilo (1 episode)
Catherine Cusack plays Catherine (1 episode)
Graham McGrath plays Brother Eluric (1 episode)
Steven Mackintosh plays Liliwin (1 episode)
Natasha Little plays Melangell (1 episode)
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Tara Fitzgerald plays Iveta de Massard (1 episode)
Maggie O'Neill plays Aline Siward (1 episode)
John Hallam plays Lord Rhysart (1 episode)
Amelia Curtis plays Ermina Hugonin (1 episode)
Roger Ashton-Griffiths plays Thomas of Bristol (1 episode)
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Toby Jones plays Griffin (1 episode)
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Juliette Caton plays Godith / Godric (1 episode)
Jack Klaff plays Eudo (1 episode)
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Julian Glover plays Leoric Ashby (1 episode)
Crispin Bonham-Carter plays Miles Coliar (1 episode)
Tim Wylton plays Geoffrey Corviser (1 episode)
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Anna Friel plays Sioned (1 episode)
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Tom Georgeson plays Lord Giffard (1 episode)
John Bowler plays Badon (1 episode)
Rosalie Crutchley plays Juliana Aurifaber (1 episode)
Roy Heather plays Wat the Inn Keeper (1 episode)
Louise Delamere plays Daalny (1 episode)
Aubrey Richards plays Brother Rhys (1 episode)
Ellis Jones plays Father Ianto (1 episode)
Ian McNeice plays Canon Eluard (1 episode)
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Natascha McElhone plays Cecily Corde (1 episode)
Paul Whitby plays Thomas Hynde (1 episode)
Natasha Pyne plays Lady Donata (1 episode)
Jamie Glover plays Simon (1 episode)
Jonathan Hyde plays Godfrid Piccard (1 episode)
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Hugh Bonneville plays Daniel Aurifaber (1 episode)
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John Bennett plays Lazarus the Leper (1 episode)
Norman Eshley plays Baron Huon de Domville (1 episode)
Sarah Badel plays Avice of Thornbury (2 episodes)
Natalie Jones plays Gunnild (1 episode)
Peter Baldwin plays Prior Mortimer (1 episode)
Christian Burgess plays Adam Courcelle (1 episode)
Richard Henders plays Torold Blund (1 episode)
Jeremy Young plays Arnulf of Hesdin (1 episode)
David Garfield plays Sergeant Rhys (1 episode)
Geoffrey Leesley plays Sheriff Prestcote (1 episode)
Bill Neville plays Nicholas Faintree (1 episode)
Nigel Hastings plays Giles Siward (1 episode)
Nigel Hastings was born on April 1, 1963 and is currently 61 years old.
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Marlene Sidaway plays Flescher's Wife (1 episode)
Michael Carman plays Fitzalan (1 episode)
Sándor Téri plays Adeney (1 episode)
Gregory Body plays Kitchen Boy (1 episode)
Zoltán Papp plays Captain Ten Heyt (1 episode)
Raymond Llewellyn plays Madog (3 episodes)
Fiona Gillies plays Susanna Aurifaber (1 episode)
Maria Miles plays Margery Aurifaber (1 episode)
Patrick Brennan plays John Boneth (1 episode)
Roger Booth plays Baldwin Peche (1 episode)
Sara Stephens plays Rannilt (1 episode)
David Tysall plays Iestyn (1 episode)
Michael Nightingale plays Ailwin Corde (1 episode)
Péter Györi plays Daniel's Friend (1 episode)
Steven Beard plays Brother Anselm (2 episodes)
Adrian Ross Magenty plays Guy Fitzjohn (1 episode)
Gábor Urmai plays Jehan (3 episodes)
Stanley Kowalski plays Brother Mark (1 episode)
Paul Broughton plays Baron's Steward (1 episode)
Paul Broughton was born on January 21, 1957 and is currently 67 years old.
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Bernard Gallagher plays Gervase Bonel (1 episode)
Mary Miller plays Richildis (1 episode)
Huw Garmon plays Meurig (1 episode)
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Freddie Boardley plays Brother Petrus (1 episode)
Sally Baxter plays Sibil Bellecote (1 episode)
Davyd Harries plays Presiding Judge (1 episode)
Greg Saunders plays Tom Bellecote (1 episode)
István Imre plays Martin Bellecote (1 episode)
Tibor Gyukár plays Brother Porter (1 episode)
Adam Suranyi plays Brother Urien (1 episode)
Valentine Pelka plays Richard Boterel (1 episode)
Robin Laing plays Sulien Blount (uncredited) (1 episode) , Sulien (1 episode)
William Mannering plays Yves Hugonin (1 episode)
Guy Oliver-Watts plays John Druel (1 episode)
Tim Barker plays Reyner Dutton (1 episode)
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Éva Madarász plays Sister Hilaria (1 episode)
István Szilágyi plays Boterel's Steward (1 episode)
Ian Reddington plays Peter Clemence (1 episode)
Daniel Betts plays Janyn (1 episode)
Patrick Toomey plays Tristan (1 episode)
John Dallimore plays Harald (1 episode)
Louisa Milwood-Haigh plays Isobel (1 episode)
Nick Patrick plays Brother Columbanus (1 episode)
Phil Rowlands plays Bened (1 episode)
Steffan Trefor plays Peredur (1 episode)
Elizabeth Fitzherbert plays Apparition (1 episode)
Ben Pullen plays Ivo Corbiere (1 episode)
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Jacqueline Defferary plays Emma Vernold (1 episode)
Richard Clifford plays Glover of Shotwick (1 episode)
Richard Clifford was born on June 11, 1955 and is currently 69 years old.
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Terry John plays Fowler (1 episode)
Tony Spooner plays Falconer (1 episode)
Tony Kirwood plays Warrin (1 episode)
Hilary Sesta plays Old Crone (1 episode)
Tamás Varga plays Fairground Carter (1 episode)
Tom Mannion plays Niall Bronzesmith (1 episode)
Sebastian Abineri plays Godfrey Fuller (1 episode)
Paul Trussell plays Bertred (1 episode)
Brigid Duffy plays Branwen (1 episode)
Barna Illyés plays Edward Perle (1 episode)
Lajos Mezey plays William Hynde (1 episode)
Peter Guinness plays Father Ailnoth (1 episode)
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Sean Chapman plays William / Edmund (1 episode)
Raad Rawi plays Cassale (1 episode)
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Caine Sinclair plays Eleanor (1 episode)
Paul Kavanagh plays Ralf (1 episode)
Martyn Whitby plays Alfred (1 episode)
Niven Boyd plays Sergeant (1 episode)
Frank Baker plays Remy (1 episode)
Neil Caple plays Alfred (1 episode)
Jonathan Tafler plays Money Lender (1 episode)
Gregor Truter plays Ruald (1 episode)
Mel Martin plays Astola (1 episode)
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Sioned Jones plays Generys (1 episode)
Peter Aubrey plays Peter (1 episode)
Shane Hickmott plays Brother Adam (2 episodes)
Matt Patresi plays Ciaran (1 episode)
Barney Craig plays Luc (1 episode)
Terence Beesley plays Simeon Bagot (1 episode)
Crew of Cadfael
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- Sean Pertwee
- Peter Copley
- Eoin McCarthy
- Anthony Green
- Michael Grandage
- Rupert Holliday-Evans
- Chloë Annett
- Ronan Vibert
- Hermione Norris
- Roy Barraclough
- Stephen Moyer
- Lee Ingleby
- Jonny Lee Miller
- George Irving
- Susan Fleetwood
- Philip Herbert
- Margery Mason
- Christien Anholt
- Benedict Sandiford
- Catherine Cusack
- Graham McGrath
- Steven Mackintosh
- Natasha Little
- Sophie Lawrence
- Tara Fitzgerald
- Maggie O'Neill
- John Hallam
- Amelia Curtis
- Roger Ashton-Griffiths
- Robert Cavanah
- Toby Jones
- Thomas Craig
- Juliette Caton
- Jack Klaff
- Danny Dyer
- Julian Glover
- Crispin Bonham-Carter
- Tim Wylton
- Anna Friel
- Tom Georgeson
- John Bowler
- Rosalie Crutchley
- Roy Heather
- Louise Delamere
- Aubrey Richards
- Ellis Jones
- Ian McNeice
- Jonathan Firth
- Natascha McElhone
- Paul Whitby
- Natasha Pyne
- Jamie Glover
- Jonathan Hyde
- Kitty Aldridge
- Hugh Bonneville
- Richard Lintern
- John Bennett
- Norman Eshley
- Sarah Badel
- Natalie Jones
- Peter Baldwin
- Christian Burgess
- Richard Henders
- Jeremy Young
- David Garfield
- Geoffrey Leesley
- Bill Neville
- Nigel Hastings
- Robert Oates
- Marlene Sidaway
- Michael Carman
- Sándor Téri
- Gregory Body
- Zoltán Papp
- Raymond Llewellyn
- Fiona Gillies
- Maria Miles
- Patrick Brennan
- Roger Booth
- Sara Stephens
- David Tysall
- Michael Nightingale
- Péter Györi
- Steven Beard
- Adrian Ross Magenty
- Gábor Urmai
- Stanley Kowalski
- Paul Broughton
- Márta Bakó
- Bernard Gallagher
- Mary Miller
- Huw Garmon
- Freddie Boardley
- Sally Baxter
- Davyd Harries
- Greg Saunders
- István Imre
- Tibor Gyukár
- Adam Suranyi
- Valentine Pelka
- Robin Laing
- William Mannering
- Guy Oliver-Watts
- Tim Barker
- Éva Madarász
- István Szilágyi
- Ian Reddington
- Daniel Betts
- Patrick Toomey
- John Dallimore
- Louisa Milwood-Haigh
- Nick Patrick
- Phil Rowlands
- Steffan Trefor
- Elizabeth Fitzherbert
- Ben Pullen
- Jacqueline Defferary
- Richard Clifford
- Brendan O'Hea
- Terry John
- Tony Spooner
- Tony Kirwood
- Hilary Sesta
- Tamás Varga
- Tom Mannion
- Sebastian Abineri
- Paul Trussell
- Brigid Duffy
- Barna Illyés
- Lajos Mezey
- Peter Guinness
- Adam Bareham
- Sean Chapman
- Raad Rawi
- Caine Sinclair
- Paul Kavanagh
- Martyn Whitby
- Niven Boyd
- Frank Baker
- Neil Caple
- Jonathan Tafler
- Gregor Truter
- Mel Martin
- Sioned Jones
- Peter Aubrey
- Shane Hickmott
- Matt Patresi
- Barney Craig
- Terence Beesley