Mr Harvey Lights a Candle

Mr Harvey Lights a Candle

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Mr Harvey Lights a Candle

2005

1h 30m

7.6(5 votes)

Drama

Overview

A teacher comes to terms with his past during a school trip to Salisbury Cathedral.

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Cast & Crew

11 members

Acting

Timothy Spall

Malcolm Harvey

Timothy Spall

Acting

Celia Imrie

Miss Davies

Celia Imrie

Acting

Ben Miles

Jonathan Cole

Ben Miles

Acting

Natalie Press

Helen Taylor

Natalie Press

Acting

Jody Latham

Andy Wilson

Jody Latham

Acting

David Bradley

Archie

David Bradley

Acting

Jade Ewen

Donna

Jade Ewen

Acting

Daniel Bliss

Phil Rogers

No Image

Acting

Robin Hooper

Priest

Robin Hooper

Acting

Tendayi Jembere

Sid Williams

No Image

Acting

Steven Webb

Dave Miller

Steven Webb

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