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2010–2014
30min

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Tom Hollander and Olivia Colman in Rev. (2010)

Las desventuras de un vicario anglicano, su esposa y un pequeño pero extraño grupo de feligreses en Londres.Las desventuras de un vicario anglicano, su esposa y un pequeño pero extraño grupo de feligreses en Londres.Las desventuras de un vicario anglicano, su esposa y un pequeño pero extraño grupo de feligreses en Londres.

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Ganó 1 premio BAFTA
- 7 premios ganados y 20 nominaciones en total

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Tom Hollander

Rev. Adam Smallbone

Olivia Colman

Alex Smallbone

Steve Evets

Colin Lambert

Miles Jupp

Nigel McCall

Simon McBurney

Archdeacon Robert

Ellen Thomas

Adoha Onyeka

Lucy Liemann

Ellie Pattman

Jimmy Akingbola

Mick

Katie Males

Lisa

Quentin Lee

Buddhist John

Ben Willbond

Steve Warwick

Lu Corfield

Gemma Harper

Eliza Newman

Chloe

Severn Brand

Courtney

Hugh Bonneville

Roland Wise

Sylvia Syms

Joan

Joshua Warner-Campbell

Ewan

Ralph Fiennes

Bishop of London

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Trivia
As well as guest starring as celebrity clergyman 'Roland Wise' Hugh Bonneville is also a huge fan of the show

Errores
Archdeacon Robert is show a few times to be worried about what the Dean has to say, giving the impression that a Dean is above him in the church. The truth is that each Archdeaconry is divided into several Deanery establishments, so the opposite is true.

Conexiones
Featured in Breakfast: Episode dated 24 June 2010 (2010)

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9/10

Shows life of inner-city London priest.

"Joking is undignified; that is why it is so good for your soul." G.K. Chesterton. This show is good for the soul. Minister's on TV are always portrayed as hell-breathing sledge hammers, naive, bumbling, pleasant wimps or something more sinister. (In Australia no one even bothers to include them as characters as God seems to be an irrelevancy in "the colonies".) But this show is nuanced, perceptive, vaguely shocking and laugh-out-loud funny. I really like the way Adam prays in his head. I pray like that too. It feels a bit like Adrian Plass, affectionately irreverent. Maybe I am being a "Nigel", but if I was a minister, I would very much like to be like this one. An unsentimental show about a peculiarly profound vocation.