The Vicar of Dibley

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British television sitcom television series

The Vicar of Dibley is a popular British sitcom about a humorous female vicar in a rural English village, co-created by Richard Curtis and starring Dawn French.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	British television sitcom → television series →
awardReceived	British Comedy Award →
broadcastOn	BBC One →
character	Alice Tinker → David Horton → Frank Pickle → Geraldine Granger → Hugo Horton → Jim Trott → Letitia Cropley → Owen Newitt →
composer	Howard Goodall →
countryOfOrigin	United Kingdom →
creator	Paul Mayhew-Archer → Richard Curtis →
distributor	BBC Worldwide →
executiveProducer	Jon Plowman → Richard Curtis →
filmingLocation	Buckinghamshire →
firstAired	1994-11-10 →
genre	sitcom →
hasFormat	half-hour episodes →
inspiredBy	ordination of women in the Church of England →
lastAired	2007-01-01 →
mainCastMember	Alice Tinker → Emma Chambers → Gary Waldhorn → James Fleet → John Bluthal → Kylie Flinker → Liz Smith → Roger Lloyd-Pack → Trevor Peacock →
mainCharacter	Geraldine Granger →
network	BBC One →
numberOfEpisodes	20 →
numberOfSeries	3 →
numberOfSpecials	various Christmas and New Year specials →
openingTheme	Psalm 23 (The Lord Is My Shepherd) →
originalLanguage	English →
originalRunPeriod	1994–2007 →
portrays	female vicar →
producer	Tiger Aspect Productions →
productionCompany	Tiger Aspect Productions →
setting	Oxfordshire → fictional village of Dibley →
starring	Dawn French →
starVehicleFor	Dawn French →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Duncan Kenworthy → Richard Curtis → Richard Whalley Anthony Curtis →	notableWork
Richard Curtis → Richard Whalley Anthony Curtis →	coCreatorOf
Richard Whalley Anthony Curtis →	coWriterOf
Duncan Kenworthy →	produced
Turville, Buckinghamshire →	usedAsFilmingLocationFor