MIDSOMER MURDERS
THE STRAW WOMAN
   
   Copyright Bentley Productions
The revival of a traditional festival at Midsomer Parva ends in tragedy when the curate is burned alive inside a straw effigy of a woman. Then his gay lover, Rev Jim Hale (Jonathan Hackett) dies too, a victim of apparent spontaneous combustion, in front of a severed pig's head on the altar. Amid rumours of witchcraft, some villagers blame Manor owner and orgy host Alan Clifford(Keith Barron), who has a secret of his own.
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   IBSTONE,
    BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
   TURVILLE,
    BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
   GRAND
    HOUSES (9)
   
CAST
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       CHARACTERS 
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       ACTORS  | 
    
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       DCI Tom Barnaby  | 
     
       John Nettles  | 
    
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       Sgt. Dan Scott  | 
     
       John Hopkins  | 
    
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       Joyce Barnaby  | 
     
       Jane Wymark  | 
    
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       Cully Barnaby  | 
     
       Laura Howard  | 
    
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       Dr. Bullard  | 
     
       Barry Jackson  | 
    
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       Alan Clifford  | 
     
       
       Keith Barron  | 
    
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       Rev. Jim Hale  | 
     
       
       Jonathan Hackett  | 
    
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       Kate Malpas  | 
     
       
       Kelly Hunter  | 
    
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       Agnes Waterhouse  | 
     
       
       Maggie O'Neill  | 
    
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       Margaret Hopkins  | 
     
       
       Richenda Carey  | 
    
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       Dr. John Cole  | 
     
       
       Richard Cordery  | 
    
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       Matthew Cole  | 
     
       
       Daniel Weyman  | 
    
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       Jo Clifford  | 
     
       
       Jemima Rooper  | 
    
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       Liz Francis  | 
     
       
       Susannah Wise  | 
    
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       Lucy Middleton  | 
     
       
       Madeline Rakic Platt  | 
    
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       Sally Middleton  | 
     
       
       Caroline Lintott  | 
    
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       Jed Fox  | 
     
       
       Martin Herdman  | 
    
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       Denise Jenkins  | 
     
       
       Sarah Bull  | 
    
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       WPC  | 
     
       
       Alex Belcourt  | 
    
Written by
Jeff Dodds
Directed by
Sarah Hellings
Produced by
Brian True-May