TV Series2015 · BBC One · Ended · 60 min
Pagford is a seemingly idyllic English village with a cobbled market square and ancient abbey. Behind the pretty façade, however, is a town at war: rich at war with poor, teenagers at war with their parents, wives at war with their husbands, teachers at war with their pupils. A miniseries adaptation of J.K. Rowling's novel.
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Michael Gambon
Howard Mollison
3 episodes
Keeley Hawes
Samantha Mollison
3 episodes
Rufus Jones
Miles Mollison
3 episodes
Rory Kinnear
Barry Fairbrother
3 episodes
Julia McKenzie
Shirley Mollison
3 episodes
Joe Hurst
Arf Price
3 episodes
Sonny Ashbourne Serkis
Paul Price
3 episodes
Richard Glover
Simon Price
3 episodes
Ria Choony
Sukhvinder Jawanda
3 episodes
Silas Carson
Vikram Jawanda
3 episodes
Emily Bevan
Mary Fairbrother
3 episodes
Monica Dolan
Tess Wall
3 episodes
Lolita Chakrabarti
Parminder Jawanda
3 episodes
Bryce Sanders
Robbie Weedon
3 episodes
Brian Vernel
Stuart 'Fats' Wall
3 episodes
Simon McBurney
Colin Wall
3 episodes
Keeley Forsyth
Terri Weedon
3 episodes
Hetty Baynes
Mo Johnson
3 episodes
Menna Trussler
Betty
3 episodes
Marie Critchley
Ruth Price
3 episodes
Simona Brown
Gaia Bawden
3 episodes
Michele Austin
Kaye Bawden
3 episodes
Abigail Lawrie
Krystal Weedon
3 episodes
Alex Lowe
Copper
1 episode
Jacob Krichefski
Mr. Meacher
1 episode
Elizabeth Rider
Maggie
1 episode
Derek Hutchinson
Vicar
1 episode
Vass Anderson
Bill
2 episodes
Julian Wadham
Aubrey Sweetlove
2 episodes
Emilia Fox
Julia Sweetlove
2 episodes
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