Lorna Doone

Lorna Doone

Lorna Doone

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Lorna Doone

2000- 2000

1 Seasons

2 Episodes

7.7(3 votes)

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Drama

Overview

Passionate love story set in 17th century rural England, charting the young John Ridd's search for revenge after his father's murder, and the chance encounter with beautiful Lorna Doone that changes the course of his life.

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Cast & Crew

29 members

Acting

Martin Clunes

Jeremy Stickles

Martin Clunes

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Richard Coyle

John Ridd

Richard Coyle

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Aidan Gillen

Carver Doone

Aidan Gillen

Sound

Amelia Warner

Lorna Doone

Amelia Warner

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Anthony Calf

Tom Faggus

Anthony Calf

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Barbara Flynn

Sarah Ridd

Barbara Flynn

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Martin Jarvis

Baron de Whichehalse

Martin Jarvis

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Michael Kitchen

Judge Jeffreys

Michael Kitchen

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Anton Lesser

Counsellor Doone

Anton Lesser

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Jack Shepherd

Reuben Huckaback

Jack Shepherd

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Jesse Spencer

Marwood de Whichehalse

Jesse Spencer

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Peter Vaughan

Sir Ensor Doone

Peter Vaughan

Crew

Neil Finnighan

Jack Ridd (as Neil Finnigan)

Neil Finnighan

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Jack Baverstock

Young John Ridd

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Trevor Cooper

John Fry

Trevor Cooper

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Ruth Sheen

Betty Muxworthy

Ruth Sheen

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Katie Pitts-Drake

Young Lorna Doone

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Oliver Chris

Charley Doone

Oliver Chris

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Honeysuckle Weeks

Annie Ridd

Honeysuckle Weeks

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Joanne Froggatt

Lizzie Ridd

Joanne Froggatt

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Rebecca Callard

Ruth Huckaback

Rebecca Callard

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Helen Coker

Gwenny Fairfax

Helen Coker

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James McAvoy

Sergeant Bloxham

James McAvoy

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Trevor Peacock

Parson Bowden

Trevor Peacock

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John Paul Connolly

Angry Churchgoer

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Simon Quarterman

Soldier at Sedgemoor

Simon Quarterman

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Pip Torrens

Colonel Kirke

Pip Torrens

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Peter Pacey

Clerk of Court

Peter Pacey

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Gregor Henderson-Begg

Belton

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