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John Bluthal | Frank Pickle | |
Roger Lloyd-Pack | Owen Newitt | |
Liz Smith | Letitia Cropley | |
James Fleet | Hugo Horton | |
Dawn French | Geraldine Granger | |
Trevor Peacock | Jim Trott | |
Emma Chambers | Alice Tinker | |
Gary Waldhorn | David Horton | |
Patricia Kane | Doris Trott | |
Simon McBurney | Cecil | |
Edward Kelsey | Mr Harris | |
Max Brazier | George | |
Gareth Vaughan | Gonads | |
David Sterne | Angry Man | |
Peter Capaldi | Tristan Campbell | |
Kylie Minogue | Kylie Minogue | |
Philip Whitchurch | Reg Dwight | |
Preston Lockwood | Vicar Pottle | |
Moray Watson | The Stranger | |
Alistair McGowan | DJ |
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Producer | Richard Curtis
Sue Vertue Jon Plowman Peter Bennett-Jones |
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Writer | Richard Curtis
Kit Hesketh-Harvey Paul Mayhew-Archer |
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Musician | Howard Goodall
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The Vicar of Dibley begins after the older Vicar Pottle dies, the people of Dibley need to find a suitable replacement for him. Most would assume they'd find a young interesting man, or something of that sort, but instead they get Geraldine Granger (Dawn French). She's not exactly the kind of person you'd expect for that sort of position, with her jokes and honest, yet sweet attitude. She quickly became popular with the people in Dibley, because of her enthusiasm and caring personality. Each episode uses the clashing of personalities, to bring great comedy. A lot of plots revolve around Geraldine and Alice Tinker (Emma Chambers) who is the Verger, and a good friend to Geraldine despite her complete lack of common sense. Other important characters include David Horton (Gary Waldhorn) who is amazingly full of himself, Hugo Horton (James Fleet[/person) David's son who is later married to Alice, Jim Trott ([person]Trevor Peacock) |
Seen it: Yes 30 mins 11/10/1994 1. Arrival | |||
The village of Dibley acquires a new vicar, but the Reverend Geraldine is a bit of a surprise, and a not entirely welcome one to some people.
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Seen it: Yes 30 mins 11/17/1994 2. Songs of Praise | |||
A BBC TV program decides to film a segment in Dibley, leading to all sorts of romantic misunderstandings, well, auditions for the church choir.
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Seen it: Yes 30 mins 11/24/1994 3. Community Spirit | |||
Geraldine takes over the Autumn Fair and promises a celebrity, say Elton John, to open it but finds it a bit difficult to deliver.
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Seen it: Yes 30 mins 12/1/1994 4. The Window and the Weather | |||
One of the church's stained glass windows is broken during a storm (not The Great Storm, mind you), which sends the Reverend on a fund-raising mission among the well to do, especially David's friends.
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Seen it: Yes 30 mins 12/8/1994 5. Election | |||
Geraldine clashes with David in the Dibley district councilor elections over the issue of local bus service, and finds herself an opposing candidate.
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Seen it: Yes 30 mins 12/15/1994 6. Animals | |||
A funeral for a pet bird inspires Geraldine to hold a special church service for all the animals of the village, despite opposition from David.
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