The Vicar Of Dibley
- TV sitcom
- BBC One
- 1994 - 2020
- 20 episodes (3 series)
Comedy about a small, backward rural village and its female vicar, Geraldine Grainger. Stars Dawn French, Emma Chambers, Gary Waldhorn, James Fleet, John Bluthal and more.
- Series 1, Episode 1 repeated Monday at 8:40pm on U&Gold
Streaming rank this week: 659
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2006/2007 Specials - The Vicar In White
The date of the wedding is fast approaching, and the Vicar's delighted to be attending in a dress rather than a dog collar. However, the villagers decide that their gift to the happy couple will be to organise everything for them - something Geri was actually rather looking forward to, thank you!
Further details
At last the Vicar will attend a wedding in a dress, not a dog collar. Or will she? Unfortunately the vicar Geraldine has chosen for the service seems a bit too fond of her. And the villagers have waited till now to suggest their worst two ideas ever - a sky-diving wedding and something far, far worse!
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 1st January 2007
- Time
- 9:30pm
- Channel
- BBC One
- Length
- 60 minutes
Cast & crew
| Dawn French | Geraldine Grainger |
| Emma Chambers | Alice Tinker |
| Gary Waldhorn | David Horton |
| James Fleet | Hugo Horton |
| John Bluthal | Frank Pickle |
| Trevor Peacock | Jim Trott |
| Roger Lloyd Pack | Owen Newitt |
| Richard Armitage | Harry Kennedy |
| Keeley Hawes | Rosie Kennedy |
| Peter Cartwright | Funeral Man |
| Marlene Sidaway | Mistaken Mother |
| Hugh Bonneville | Jeremy Ogilvy |
| Richard Curtis | Writer |
| Paul Mayhew-Archer | Writer |
| Emma Freud | Script Editor |
| Ed Bye | Director |
| Richard Curtis | Executive Producer |
| Peter Bennett-Jones | Executive Producer |
| Sophie Clarke-Jervoise | Producer |
| Jon Plowman | Executive Producer |
| Mykola Pawluk | Editor |
| Andrew Howe-Davies | Production Designer |
| Howard Goodall | Composer |
Press
The Vicar of Dibley (BBC1) is gone for good. She'll come no more. Never, never, never, never. Never mind, we get to keep Dawn French, a joyful creature and a world-class clown.
Nancy Banks-Smith, The Guardian, 2nd January 2007