Derek Jacobi makes an excellent Brother Cadfael. I cannot Imagin anyone else playing the part.
So much mystery, so many solutions, and your guest wrong. Yet Brother Cadfael stays with it until all is revealed. In the process, we all must think and learn something about ourselves.
This may not be the book, but the film has depth in its own right. It was directed in 1997 by Mary McMurray, the same person who directed Miss Marple: At Bertram's Hotel in 1987.
The potter Ruald heard the call of God and to the consternation of his wife takes the tonsure. While tilling the field that was left to the abbey some monks find a body. Their first assumption is that it is Ruald's wife.
So much mystery, so many solutions, and your guest wrong. Yet Brother Cadfael stays with it until all is revealed. In the process, we all must think and learn something about ourselves.
This may not be the book, but the film has depth in its own right. It was directed in 1997 by Mary McMurray, the same person who directed Miss Marple: At Bertram's Hotel in 1987.
The potter Ruald heard the call of God and to the consternation of his wife takes the tonsure. While tilling the field that was left to the abbey some monks find a body. Their first assumption is that it is Ruald's wife.