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Robert Smith - Jagged Prayer
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Crime and convents, police and perdition come together in former monk Robert Smith's four-part comedy. 1 Where's Father Jack? A suspicious death in a pond brings together Mother Helen and DI Cromwell, who may be about to embark on a long and unlikely relationship.
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DI Cromwell ...... Timothy Spall
Mother Helen ...... Cheryl Campbell
DC Kelp ...... Jeremy Finch
Father Jack ...... Jonathan Olivet
Sister ...... Beth Chalmers
Nun ...... Gemma Saunders
2 Icon, or A Pocketful of Nuns Murder brought them together, but for DI Cromwell and Mother Helen within her enclosed convent, it's the theft of an icon that reunites them. And there's also the small problem of Monsignor Nietzsche.
DI Cromwell ...... Timothy Spall
Mother Helen ...... Cheryl Campbell
DC Kelp ...... Jeremy Finch
Monsignor Nietzsche ...... Sandor Eles
Sister Demi ...... Elizabeth Bell
Radio/Tannoy ...... Beth Chalmers
3 Sister, Brother When a convicted forger decides on a new career as a nun, the sex change is just the beginning of his problems. And DI Cromwell is not amused when Mother Helen is put in danger. Mother Helen….Cheryl Campbell Detective Inspector Cromwell….Timothy Spall Detective Inspector Kelp….Jeremy Finch Paul/Sister Paula….Stephen Critchlow iggy….Tom Georg Mickey….Gerard McDermott Old Sister….Elizabeth Bell Sister….Gemma Saunders 4 Virtual Saints Despite moving the convent into cyber space, Mother Helen and her nuns are not safe from declining numbers. And DI Cromwell has the small…
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