It is the regular Flambeau episode. Also Lady Felicia returns to Kembleford after having had a blazing row with her husband.
Flambeau has visited Father Brown once again telling him that he is a reformed man.
The new Cardinal visits Kembleford and asks Father Brown to find a priceless Papal tiara hidden in a 15th century castle.
Obviously Flambeau is after the same treasure.
Father Brown, Mrs McCarthy and Lady Felicia visit the castle which is owned by Lady Cecily. Flambeau turns up claiming to be Lady Felicia's fiance.
The search for the lost treasure is made more urgent when a face from the past appears. They want revenge on Flambeau.
The funniest part is Mrs McCarthy having to pretend to be the mother of the bride. I'm not convinced that Flambeau declaration of his love for Lady Felicia.
When the chips are down, Flambeau knows to trust Father Brown.
The Flambeau stories are always special and this one is no exception. Good interplay by all concerned.
Flambeau has visited Father Brown once again telling him that he is a reformed man.
The new Cardinal visits Kembleford and asks Father Brown to find a priceless Papal tiara hidden in a 15th century castle.
Obviously Flambeau is after the same treasure.
Father Brown, Mrs McCarthy and Lady Felicia visit the castle which is owned by Lady Cecily. Flambeau turns up claiming to be Lady Felicia's fiance.
The search for the lost treasure is made more urgent when a face from the past appears. They want revenge on Flambeau.
The funniest part is Mrs McCarthy having to pretend to be the mother of the bride. I'm not convinced that Flambeau declaration of his love for Lady Felicia.
When the chips are down, Flambeau knows to trust Father Brown.
The Flambeau stories are always special and this one is no exception. Good interplay by all concerned.