The Vicar of Dibley: 10th Anniversary Specials

A young, enthusiastic vicar - who also happens to be a woman - is appointed to the sleepy country parish of Dibley. The congregation, all six faithful souls, reacts to her arrival with a mixture of wonder and horror. "You were expecting a bloke with a beard, a Bible and bad breath. Instead, you got a babe with a bob cut and a magnificent bosom," Geraldine explains to her new flock. Her appointment appalls David Horton, autocratic head of the parish council. Once it becomes clear that Geraldine does not intend to play second fiddle, David resolves to have her removed. Meanwhile, he becomes her implacable opponent. Undaunted, Geraldine steps full of unbridled confidence and unbounded optimism into Dibley's quaint world, where her parishioners include some of the most addle-pated eccentrics under the English sky. In the course of events, Geraldine and Dibley come to terms with each other, and join forces to revitalize the parish together.

Join the eccentric residents of Dibley for unexpected holiday excitement in two hilarious specials.

Merry Christmas - You don’t often see a supermodel in her undies in the village vicarage. As fast as rumors can fly, the entire village of Dibley believes their chocoholic female vicar, Geraldine, is one of England’s first lesbian vicars.

Happy New Year - Convinced once more that their vicar’s heart beats to a heterosexual drum, the villagers give her a surprise she’ll never forget.

Geraldine Grainger	---	Dawn French
David Horton	---	Gary Waldhorn
Alice Tinker	---	Emma Chambers
Hugo Horton	---	James Fleet
Owen Nesbitt	---	Roger Lloyd Pack
Frank Pickle	---	John Bluthal
Jim Trott	---	Trevor Peacock
Letitia Cropley	---	Liz Smith

Written by Richard Curtis, Paul Mayhew-Archer
Directed by Martin Dennis
Produced by Philippa Catt
Executive Produced by Richard Curtis, Peter Bennett-Jones, Jon Plowman

British Comedy Awards®
1998- Top TV Comedy Actress- Emma Chambers
1997- Top Television Comedy Actress- Dawn French
International Emmy® Awards
1998-Best of Category- Popular Arts

“Gloriously daft characters and the jokes are not just comical but clever as well.” -Daily Mirror

“I have been converted... I keep laughing.” -News of the World

The Vicar of Dibley was filmed on location in the tiny village of Turville, Buckinghamshire, where the beautiful St. Mary The Virgin church became the temporary St. Barnabus of Dibley.