Priest (1995)
The deeply held religious convictions of an idealistic young priest are challenged when he must face extraordinary events within his own congregation.
Top billed cast
Linus RoacheFather Greg Pilkington
Tom WilkinsonFather Matthew Thomas
Robert CarlyleGraham
Cathy TysonMaria Kerrigan
Lesley SharpMrs. Unsworth
Robert PughMr. Unsworth
Christine TremarcoLisa Unsworth
James EllisFather Ellerton
Anthony BoothTommy
Paul BarberCharlie
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