Claudie Blakley from Lark Rise to Candleford as Mrs Devine, and none other than Harry Potter star Mark Williams in the ...

BBC viewers have been anticipating the wedding of Mrs Devine (portrayed by Claudie Blakley) and Ch Insp Edgar ... although her role has diminished since season five, appearing in only a few ...

As Father Brown season 12 comes to an end, all of Kembleford is excited about the wedding of the year between Chief Inspector Edgar Sullivan (Tom Chambers), and parish secretary Mrs Isabel Devine ...

Claudie: "Oh, it's been lovely. It's been brewing for three series, so it's been a bit of a slow-burn in real life but in show-time, it's been quite quick! I think she never expected to have ...

Mrs Devine (Claudie Blakley) and Chief Inspector Sullivan’s (Tom Chambers) wedding was fast approaching and it was up to Father Brown to prevent a “would-be” killer from spoiling their big day.

I bemoan the loss of season regular Mrs McCarthy (Sorcha Cusack) and am still on the fence about widow Mrs Devine (Claudie Blakley), but this show is really about Father Brown’s intuitive ...

With his "soulful eyes" and "unshowy commitment", the Lancashire-born actor "brings rare depth to every role he tackles". Here are some of his best. "Arguably", Graham got his first big break in ...

And also, of course, to share your own ideas about actors nailing their roles so perfectly that their stories should be included among these selections as well. #19 Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — For two decades Mary Blakley branded herself as a holistic medical provider and according to several patients past and present, said she could detect and treat serious ...

Blakely is about to begin drafting blueprints for an estimated $8 million-plus community center at the former Mid-Valley Hospital. After holding a public input session in January, Blakely hopes to ...

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