Call the Midwife cast: who is in the cast for season 15? Full line-up
Call the Midwife features plenty of familiar faces in season 15 👀📺
- Call the Midwife will continue this weekend.
- The beloved BBC show is now in its 15th season.
- But who is in the cast for the latest episodes?
There is nothing to warm your heart on a cold winter’s night quite like Call the Midwife. The legendary BBC show is back for its 15th season and it is much needed.
Storm Chandra brought yet another dose of miserable weather, but thankfully it's time for another trip to Nonnatus House. Fans were treated to a double-dose over Christmas in a real festive treat.
But who can you expect to see in the cast this time around? Here’s all you need to know:
What time is Call the Midwife on TV today?
The show is continuing its 15th season on the BBC this weekend. Fans can expect the latest episode to start at 8pm today (February 1) and will be followed by The Night Manager.
Call the Midwife has had a home on BBC One since it first began airing all the way back in early 2012. The latest episode will also be available live - and on demand - via iPlayer.
What to expect from Call the Midwife this week?
The preview for tonight’s episode, via Radio Times, reads: “Sister Catherine is distraught when a newborn baby is snatched from the maternity home, and the Turners grow increasingly concerned for Christopher's well-being.”
Who is in the cast of Call the Midwife?
- Jenny Agutter - Sister Julienne
- Judy Parfitt - Sister Monica Joan
- Helen George - Beatrix "Trixie" Aylward
- Laura Main - Shelagh Turner (formerly Sister Bernadette)
- Stephen McGann - Dr. Patrick Turner
- Cliff Parisi - Fred Buckle
- Max Macmillan - Timothy "Tim" Turner
- Linda Bassett - Nurse Phyllis Crane
- Annabelle Apsion - Violet Buckle
- Daniel Laurie - Reggie Jackson
- Georgie Glen - Millicent Higgins
- Zephryn Taitte - Cyril Robinson
- Rebecca Gethings - Sister Veronica
- Renee Bailey - Joyce Highland
- Natalie Quarry - Rosalind Clifford
- Molly Vevers - Sister Catherine
Trixie actor Helen George teased: “It’s one of the storylines that's affected me: This external threat to Nonnatus House and what was happening in the NHS at the time. And the fact that nuns were being made to choose between their habit and their work.
“Having that looming threat over us, which we've been pushing away for years, inching closer and closer, is terrifying now it’s pounding on the door.”
She added: “At this point in time, women still couldn't get mortgages or have their own bank accounts. It feels so archaic looking back, but this was only a few decades ago. It's really important, especially after what's happened with Trixie.
“She talks about her husband losing all his money and how if she'd been in charge of the purse strings, maybe it wouldn't have happened.”