Chiller is a British horror fantasy anthology television series produced by Yorkshire Television, which aired in the United Kingdom on ITV from 9 March to 27 April 1995. Consisting of five episodes, each story involves, to some extent, the supernatural, and features lead actors with familiar faces from British television. The complete series was released on DVD on 1 July 2013.
Video Chiller (TV series)
Cast
- Nigel Havers as Oliver Halkin (Episode #1.1)
- Sophie Ward as Fransesca Monsanto (Episode #1.1)
- Tony Haygarth as Father Benedict Spode (Episode #1.1)
- Martin Clunes as Ray Knight (Episode #1.2)
- Serena Gordon as Louise Knight (Episode #1.2)
- Phyllis Logan as Anna Spalinsky (Episode #1.3)
- John Simm as Gary Kingston (Episode #1.3)
- Peter Egan as Richard Cramer (Episode #1.4)
- Miles Anderson as Peter Walker (Episode #1.4)
- Kevin McNally as Jack Taylor (Episode #1.5)
- Maggie O'Neill as Emma Holman (Episode #1.5)
- Lorraine Ashbourne as Susan Taylor (Episode #1.5)
- Don Warrington as John Meybourne (Episode #1.5)
Maps Chiller (TV series)
Episodes
Reviews
In a review of Prophecy, the critic David Howe praised the serial as "...the tale of eerie coincidence and death rattled along at a tremendous pace, leaving the viewer breathless. At the end of it, I found myself wondering whether I had just watched a 90 minute film, rather than a 50 minute drama, such was the amount of characterisation and plot that Gallagher managed to cram in." Howe criticized the relationship between the widowed aristocrat Oliver Halkin (Nigel Havers) and Fransesca "Fanny" Monsanto (Sophie Ward) under the grounds that Ward was young to be Havers's daughter and argued that it was implausible that the young people who attended the seance did not age over the course of the five years afterwards.
References
External links
- Chiller on IMDb
- Chiller at TV.com
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