British Comedy Guide

Just William (2010)

It's being produced for CBBC, but this does look like it could be a lot of fun indeed.

https://www.comedy.co.uk/tv/just_william_2010/

Daniel Roche is completely the perfect person to play that part.

I liked the 1990s version, doubt I'll watch this, saying that I do watch Shaun The Sheep.

Quote: zooo @ July 2 2010, 12:34 PM BST

Daniel Roche is completely the perfect person to play that part.

Agree!

I loved the William books when I was young, but have never seen any of the TV series so I'm looking forward to this.

The LWT series is a masterpiece of telly. Unless you've some aversion to old programmes, it's well worth getting.

https://www.comedy.co.uk/shop/?search=Just+William

Dennis Waterman was in an early version I seem to remember.

These books were some of my Dad's favourites and when I told them at my interview that I liked the books probably one reason I never got to grammar school.

:D

Outnumbered star to take lead role in new Just William series
Daniel Roche, who plays naughty Ben in Outnumbered, is to take on the lead role in a new adaptation of Just William.
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How utterly, boringly predictable is this casting?

He'd be more suited to playing Violet Elizabeth Bott!

Hopefully they'll cut the awful little brat's hair before they shoot (him)...

;)

Quote: Frankie Rage @ July 8 2010, 3:05 PM BST

How utterly, boringly predictable is this casting?

Not at all.

Perhaps some would be happier with less predictable casting.
Like a blonde, 6 foot tall, fat woman. With a beard.

Now that would be original.

Quote: zooo @ July 8 2010, 3:45 PM BST

Perhaps some would be happier with less predictable casting.
Like a blonde, 6 foot tall, fat woman. With a beard.

Now that would be original.

It would, but not much chance of originality these days!

;)

Anyway, as we say, each to his own.

It's almost certain to be a hit show, I feel.

Quote: Frankie Rage @ July 8 2010, 4:03 PM BST

It would, but not much chance of originality these days!

In a programme based on stories from the 1920s, that would be challenging.

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