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Titel  CADFAEL 06 - THE DEVIL'S NOVICE


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GenreTitel [IMDb]JahrOriginaltitel [TMDb]RegieLandmin
Crime, Drama, History, Mystery Cadfael 06 - The Devil's Novice  1996 The Devil's Novice Herbert Wise United Kingdom 75 

8,3  IMDb

Nr.328 
Handlung
Season 2 Episode 2 ‹ Previous All Episodes (13) Next › Cadfael is sure the unlikely novice Meriet is hiding a secret, and when a missing bishop's envoy is found dead, Meriet takes the blame. Cadfael must discover who Meriet is protecting and who is the real murderer. Ellis Peters fans will... 
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(by MartinHafer on 23 December 2013)

In some ways, "The Devil's Novice" is pretty funny. After all, folks keep confessing to crimes or assuming someone did it and they didn't! So, if you think you know who dunnit, hold on--you're probably wrong.
This show begins with the obligatory rich jerk arriving in town. I say obligatory because in most of the previous installments of "Cadfael", some rich jerk acts boorish...and is soon killed. Well, no surprises here--though it takes a while for everyone to find the corpse. But you can scratch one more rich jerk! Well, oddly, a guy who didn't do it confesses and everyone seems ready to hang the guy. Everybody except Brother Cadfael, of course.
This one has a very interesting plot and is well worth your time--as are the other Cadfael shows. I just wish they'd kill more ordinary or poor folks--and ones that AREN'T jerks in order to keep the viewer in suspense! 
Darsteller
Derek Jacobi ... Brother Cadfael
Terrence Hardiman ... Abbot Radulfus
Michael Culver ... Prior Robert
Julian Firth ... Brother Jerome
Julian Glover ... Leoric Ashby
Ian McNeice ... Canon Eluard
Ian Reddington ... Peter Clemence
Albie Woodington ... Sergeant Warden
Christien Anholt ... Meriet
Eoin McCarthy ... Sheriff Hugh Beringar 
Musik

Colin Towns 

Drehbuch

Christopher Russell  |  Edith Pargeter 

Produktion

Ted Childs  |  Csilla Dalton  |  Stephen Smallwood  |  Neville C. Thompson