File:Father Ted Crilly portrait.jpg - Wikipedia

A cropped section of a publicity photo showing Irish actor Dermot Morgan as the title character in the sitcom Father Ted

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Father Ted Crilly

The original photograph was a wide shot of two characters standing outside their house. It has been cropped here to focus on Ted's face and costume.

The photograph has been scaled down significantly from the original.

To illustrate Dermot Morgan as Father Ted Crilly, a notable sitcom character who is the main subject of the article. Morgan won a BAFTA for his portrayal. The article comments on aspects of the character's appearance, including the meaning of the badges visible on his lapel.

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