Father Brown: The Smallest of Things
01:00 am - 02:00 am, Friday, January 16 on KNPB HDTV (5.1)
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The Smallest of Things
Season 5, Episode 7
Past and present collide when Father Brown investigates the macabre world of dollhouse crime scenes.
repeat
2013
English
1080i
Stereo
Drama
Crime Drama
Religion
Adaptation
Crime
Mystery & Suspense
Cast & Crew
Mark Williams
(Actor)
.. Father Brown
Sorcha Cusack
(Actor)
.. Mrs. McCarthy
Jack Deam
(Actor)
.. Inspector Mallory
Emer Kenny
(Actor)
.. Bunty
Alex Price
(Actor)
Hugo Speer
(Actor)
Kasia Koleczek
(Actor)
David Claridge
(Actor)
Chloe Howman
(Actor)
.. Lucy Lesser
Jude Owusu
(Actor)
.. Daniel Abeson
Sonia Saville
(Actor)
.. Florence Lesser
Colin Mace
(Actor)
.. DCI Webb
David Yelland
(Actor)
.. Wilber Lesser
More Information
Did You Know..
Mark Williams
(Actor)
.. Father Brown
Born:
August 22, 1959
Birthplace: Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England
Birthplace: Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England
Trivia:
A British character actor best known for two feats -- his lengthy tenure as a participant in the small-screen sketch comedy program The Fast Show, and his multi-film portrayal of the genial and sweet-natured patriarch Arthur Weasley in the Harry Potter movies -- Mark Williams in fact chalked up a lengthy series of feature roles that extended far beyond the scope of those projects, beginning in the early '80s. Throughout, he tended to specialize in average-looking everyman types but made his strongest impression in fantasy-themed material. He debuted on the big screen in the 1982 Privileged (during his early twenties) and subsequently signed for projects including The Master (1989), Kill Line (1991), and The Borrowers (1997). Fantasy lovers will invariably associate Williams with his Weasley characterization, but may also remember his portrayal of Billy (a goat who had been changed into human form) in the Robert De Niro-Michelle Pfeiffer fantasy adventure Stardust (2007).
Sorcha Cusack
(Actor)
.. Mrs. McCarthy
Born:
April 09, 1949
Jack Deam
(Actor)
.. Inspector Mallory
Born:
January 01, 1972
Birthplace: Oldham, Lancashire
Birthplace: Oldham, Lancashire
Trivia:
Has been using his grandfather's name as his stage name. Best known for his role as Marty Fisher in the British drama series Shameless. Starred in Coronation Street between 2000 and 2001. His mother is a cook, and his father is a butcher. Had a big role in the drama series Clocking Off.
Emer Kenny
(Actor)
.. Bunty
Born:
October 10, 1989
Alex Price
(Actor)
Hugo Speer
(Actor)
Born:
March 17, 1969
Birthplace: Harrogate, Yorkshire, England
Birthplace: Harrogate, Yorkshire, England
Trivia:
Moved to London after his success in The Full Monty but returned to North Yorkshire after 15 years. Struggled to find any work after The Full Monty (1997) because people thought he was a stripper, not an actor. Banned from driving for 18 months after crashing his car while under the influence of alcohol in 2009. Made his directorial debut with the short film Mam in 2010, which was scripted by his future wife Vivienne Harvey and won Best Foreign Film at the 2011 Williamsburg Independent Film Festival. Was the narrator of a charity performance of Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf in 2013. Public supporter of cancer charity Team Verrico.
Kasia Koleczek
(Actor)
David Claridge
(Actor)
Chloe Howman
(Actor)
.. Lucy Lesser
Jude Owusu
(Actor)
.. Daniel Abeson
Sonia Saville
(Actor)
.. Florence Lesser
Colin Mace
(Actor)
.. DCI Webb
Birthplace: United Kingdom
Trivia:
Starred in the debut performance of Ian Richardson's The Magistrate in 1997. Appeared as Ashley Chubb in Eastenders between 1997 and 2011. Performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company between 1999 and 2001. Starred in the 2009 National Theatre revival of War Horse. Nominated for the National Audiobook of the Year award for his performance of The Bone Clocks in 2015.
David Yelland
(Actor)
.. Wilber Lesser
Trivia:
Performed as part of the Glasgow Citizens' Theatre for three years in the early 1970s. Between 1974 and 1976, performed in the National Theatre Repertoire Season. Starred as the Prince of Wales in 1981 drama film Chariots of Fire. In 2000, won the Clarence Derwent Award for Best Supporting Male (UK), for his role in Richard III. Between 2006 and 2013, appeared as George in ITV Drama Agatha Christie's Poirot.
