Family lawyer Faith Howells was living the good life until her husband suddenly disappeared. Worse still, the police consider her the prime suspect in the disappearance. In an effort to clear her name, she hits the beat on her own to dig up the truth behind the loss of the man she loved––and thought she knew.
What she uncovers is the seedy underbelly of her small Welsh community, not to mention more than a few big secrets about her missing husband. The Guardian calls it “a bit like Big Little Lies in rural Wales.”
Here’s everything you need to know to watch Keeping Faith online.
Keeping Faith cast
- Eve Myles as Faith Howells
- Bradley Freegard as Evan Howells
- Demi Letherby as Alys Howells
- Lacey Jones as Megan Howells
- Oscar & Harry Unsworth as Rhodri Howells
- Aneirin Hughes as Tom Howells
- Hannah Daniel as Cerys Jones
- Betsan Llwyd/Suzanne Packer as Delyth Lloyd
- Eiry Thomas as Susan Williams
- Steffan Rhodri as Judge Gwyn Daniels
- Matthew Gravelle as Constable Terry Price
- Mali Harries as Bethan Price
- Rhian Morgan as Marion Howells
- Mark Lewis Jones as Steve Baldini
- Martha Bright as Angie Baldini
- Alex Harries as Arthur Davies
- Catherine Ayers as Lisa Connors
- Angeline Ball/Anastasia Hille (Series 2) as Gael Reardon
- Richard Elfyn as DCI Huw Parry
- Lowri Palfrey as Erin Glynn
- Aimee-Ffion Edwards as Madlen Vaughan
- Brochan Evans as Dyfan Vaughan
- Rhashan Stone as DI Laurence Breeze
- Rhian Blythe as Anya Flye
- Richard Lynch as Hayden Swancott QC
What channel is Keeping Faith on?
Keeping Faith airs on BBC One in the UK and is also distributed in the U.S. on Acorn TV.
How to watch Keeping Faith
1) Acorn TV
- Cost: $5.99 a month or $59.99 a year (after 7-day free trial)
- Acorn TV devices: Apple TV, iOS, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast, Android, Amazon Channels
Nobody does mystery, drama, comedy, or documentaries quite like the folks in the British Commonwealth. Trouble is, getting shows like Line of Duty, Murdoch Mysteries, My Life Is Murder, and Keeping Faith stateside is rather difficult.
Luckily, streaming service Acorn TV compiles these hard-to-find gems from Britain, Ireland, Australia and beyond in one convenient destination. Plus, like any great streaming service, there are fantastic original series including Agatha Raisin, Loch Ness, Manhunt, and Mystery Road. New shows are added weekly, so there’s always something new to catch once tea time rolls around.
You can try the service free for a week before committing to subscribing. After that, it’s only $5.99 a month or $59.99 if you pay for a year all at once. Best of all, you can even gift a subscription to the Anglophile in your life.
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