Jack Taylor: Priest

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Jack Taylor: Priest

7.6 | 1h30m | en | Crime

Feature-length crime drama, starring Iain Glen as the private detective created by author Ken Bruen. Taylor is asked for help after a priest is beheaded, and soon finds himself mixed up in a murky world of child abuse and revenge.

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Released: March. 10,2013 | Released Producted By: , Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

John Kavanagh , Iain Glen , Nora-Jane Noone

Director

Stuart Orme

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Cast

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Nora-Jane Noone

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Reviews

Prismark10 In Priest, Iain Glen's Jack Taylor comes to the help of the Father Malachy who looked after his dying mother. He has received threats and another priest has been found murdered with his head decapitated.Jack enters a world of child abuse and that consequences of the abuse. The murdered priest was vile, a child abuser and a rapist. Other people are getting killed and there is a land developer and his clingy sister who seems to be dictating things and getting in Jack's way.No doubt that some of the writing is rather clunky, it cannot go unnoticed that despite being an alpha male, the hard drinking, hard living but skint Jack seems to be a magnet in attracting female attention.Still the mystery remains fairly strong and the story of child abuse in the priesthood in Ireland is topical.