BBC Father Brown's Mark Williams details 'ungraceful' accident on set Actor Mark Williams, known for his role as the much-loved clergyman in Father Brown, has shared an amusing mishap that occurred during the production of series 12.
Set in the quaint backdrop of the fictional Cotswold village of Kembleford in the early 1950s, the show demands authentic settings, attire, and classic motors as Father Brown attempts to solve a number of crimes.
The lead actor shared his particular enthusiasm for the vintage cars featured on set, while sharing the proximity of filming locations to Birmingham and Coventry, historic hubs of British car manufacturing.
Discussing the new series, which premiered on BBC One last week, the 65-year-old mentioned something he felt he was missing out on while working on the popular period crime drama.
Mark expressed the "chief joys" of shooting the series, which included access to "the amazing pieces of machinery we get".
