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Season 35 |
| 1030 :35x01 - Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking (Oct/23/2005) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Tamsin Egerton as Miranda Helhoughton, Penny Downie as Judith Massingham, Stewart Bevan as Proprietor, Gina Beck as Maid, Andrew Wisher as Constable, Rachel Hurd-Wood as Imogen Helhoughton, Anthony Cozens as Young Police Constable, Guy Henry as Bilney, Christine Kavanagh (1) as Lady Helhoughton, Max Harvey as Master of Ceremonies, Jonathan Emmett as Policeman, Roger Monk as Workman, Julian Wadham as Hugo Massingham, Helen McCrory as Mrs Vandeleur, Perdita Weeks as Roberta Massingham, Jennifer Moule as Georgina Massingham, Rupert Everett as Sherlock Holmes, Nicholas Palliser as Dr Dunwoody, Neil Dudgeon as Lestrade, Ian Hart as Dr John Watson, Anne Carroll (2) as Mrs Hudson, Eleanor David (1) as Mary Pentney, John Cunningham (1) as Bates, Michael Fassbender as Charles Allen, Jonathan Hyde (1) as George Pentney | Director: Simon Cellan-Jones
Screenplay: Allan Cubitt | | | | | | | | | |
| 1033 :35x04 - The Virgin Queen (1) (Nov/13/2005) | | The first part of this two-part mini-series is about the early life of Princess Elizabeth, the daughter of King Henry VIII and later Queen of England in her own right. | | Guest Stars: Tom Hardy (1) as Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Kevin McKidd as Duke of Norfolk, Hans Matheson as Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, Derek Riddell as Sir Walter Raleigh, Tara Fitzgerald as Kat Ashley, Stella Maris as Valencia, Enzo Cilenti as Jean de Simier, Stanley Townsend as King Philip of Spain, Tony Guilfoyle as Sir John Brydges, Dexter Fletcher (1) as Sir Thomas Radcliffe, Earl of Sussex, Ian Hart as William Cecil, Lord Burghley, Joanne Whalley as Queen Mary I, Robert Pugh (2) as Lord Gardiner, Lord Chancellor of England, Sienna Guillory as Lettice Knollys, Anne-Marie Duff as Queen Elizabeth I, Michael Feast as Cardinal Pole | Director: Coky Giedroyc
Screenplay: Paula Milne | | | | | | |
| 1035 :35x06 - Bleak House (1) (Jan/22/2006) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Burn Gorman as Guppy, Philip Davis (2) as Smallweed, Pauline Collins as Miss Flite, Hugo Speer as Sergeant George, Nathaniel Parker as Harold Skimpole, Anne Reid (2) as Mrs Rouncewell, Timothy West as Sir Leicester Dedlock, Patrick Kennedy as Richard Carstone, Gillian Anderson as Lady Dedlock, Anna Maxwell Martin (1) as Esther Summerson, Denis Lawson as John Jarndyce, Carey Mulligan as Ada Clare, or Carstone, Tom Georgeson as Clamb, Charles Dance (1) as Tulkinghorn | Director: Justin Chadwick
Story: Charles Dickens | Screenplay: Andrew Davies (1) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 1041 :35x12 - My Family and Other Animals (Apr/09/2006) | | "My Family and Other Animals" is a charming adaptation of British zoologist Gerald Durrell's recollections of his years as a teen, spent with his offbeat mother and siblings on the Greek island of Corfu before World War II, amid odd creatures: crawling, flying and human. | | Guest Stars: Alexander Armstrong as Narrator, Eugene Simon as Gerald Durrell, Tamzin Merchant as Margot Durrell, Michael Yannatos as Porter & Waiter, Olga Tournaki as Agathi, Dimitris Kaberidis as Rose-Beetle Man, Antonis Antoniou as Yani, Efi Papatheodorou as Lugaretsia, Meredith MacNeill as Silent Girlfriend, Rosalie Craig as Nancy, Tom Goodman-Hill (1) as Peter, Miranda Hart as Jonquil, Imelda Staunton as Mother, Russell Tovey as Leslie Durrell, Matthew Goode as Lawrence Durrell, David Armand as George, Omid Djalili as Spiro, Chris Langham as Theodore Stephanides, George Couyas as Turkish Boyfriend, Yorgos Kotanidis as Zatopec, Jason Watkins (1) as Durant, Mark Caven as Henry Miller | Director: Sheree Folkson
Story: Gerald Durrell | Screenplay: Simon Nye | | | |
| 1042 :35x13 - Carrie's War (Apr/16/2006) | "Carrie's War," an entrancing tale of a 14-year-old and her younger brother, evacuated during World War II from England to Wales, where they encounter the dour Mr. Evans, his widowed sister, Mrs. Gotobed, and her housekeeper, Hepzibah, who's rumored to be a witch.
Based on Nina Bawden's novel. | | Guest Stars: Jack Stanley as Nick Willow, Eddie Cooper as Albert Sandwich, David Prince as Billetting officer, Robert Page (2) as Minister, Jamie Beddard as Mister Johnny, Hermione Gulliford as Nick's teacher, Marlene Griffiths as Mrs Jenkins, Lara Phillipart as Susan, Laura Griffiths as Isobel, Liz Barker as Woman, Dafydd Emyr as Older Albert, Sam Friend as Edward, Keeley Fawcett as Carrie Willow, Karen Meagher as Mrs Watkins, Lesley Sharp as Louisa Evans, Alun Armstrong as Samuel Evans, Pauline Quirke as Hepzibah Green, Geraldine McEwan as Mrs Dilys Gotobed, Nigel Whitmey as Major Cass Harper, Daniel Evans as Frederick Evans, Annabelle Apsion as Older Carrie | Director: Coky Giedroyc
Story: Nina Bawden | Screenplay: Michael Crompton | | | |
| 1043 :35x14 - Under the Greenwood Tree (Apr/23/2006) | | Three men vie for the affections of schoolteacher Fancy Day in a 19th-century English village in "Under the Greenwood Tree," an adaptation of the Thomas Hardy novel. | | Guest Stars: Ben Miles as Parson Maybold, Tom Georgeson as Geoffrey Day, Sean Arnold as Farmer, Terry Mortimer as Penny, Alethea Steven as Anne Roebuck, Steve Pemberton as Shiner, John Axon as Elias Spinks, Sian Brooke as Susan Dewy, Jane Wheldon as Mary Dewy, Tony Haygarth as Reuben Dewy, Richard Leaf as Thomas Leaf, James Murray (1) as Dick Dewy, Keeley Hawes as Fancy Day, Robert Wilkinson as Gabriel | Director: Nicholas Laughland
Story: Thomas Hardy (1) | Screenplay: Ashley Pharoah | | | |
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