Sister Boniface Mysteries" is a captivating 10-part crime series set in the picturesque backdrop of 1960s rural England. The show unfolds the intriguing adventures of Sister Boniface from St Vincent's Convent, portrayed by the talented Lorna Watson. This character, known for her moped-riding and sleuthing skills, originally appeared in the popular BBC1 series "Father Brown," sharing the screen with Mark Williams, the crime-solving priest. Crafted by Jude Tindall, a "Father Brown" writer, this series combines mystery and humor.

The series made its U.S. debut on BritBox on February 8, 2002, and was slated for a subsequent release on the UKTV Drama channel in the UK, potentially as early as March of the same year. Each of the ten episodes runs for approximately 45 minutes, offering audiences a deep dive into the mysteries that Sister Boniface solves.

Lorna Watson, stepping into the role of Sister Boniface, first graced the television screens in this role during Season 1 of "Father Brown" in an episode titled "Bride of Christ." Watson's career is notable, with performances in "Watson and Oliver" and "Shakespeare and Hathaway," showcasing her versatile acting skills.

Jude Tindall, the creator, expressed enthusiasm for bringing Sister Boniface back to the screen. He had envisioned her return since her memorable introduction to Father Brown.

The series features Max Brown as Detective Inspector Sam Gillespie, bringing to the role his experience from the 2019 "Downton Abbey" movie, "The Royals" (2015-2018), and "Beauty and the Beast" (2012-2016), where he portrayed Dr. Evan Marks.

Jerry Iwu, recognized for his role as Oba in the Netflix comedy "Sex Education," plays Detective Sergeant Felix Livingstone. Miranda Raison, known for her work in "MI-5," takes on the character of Ruth Penny, a determined investigative journalist and editor of the Albion Bugle. Ami Metcalf, with her previous role in "Upstairs Downstairs," portrays Peggy Button, a steadfast young police constable.

The ensemble cast also includes Belinda Lang, Sarah Crowden, David Sterne, Virginia Fiol, and Ivan Kaye. Each performer adds depth and intrigue to the series. Together, they bring to life the series' blend of mystery, charm, and wit set against the backdrop of 1960s England.

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