Brian Kelly
as Director
The Watch
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The TV series The Watch, created by Simon Allen and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on December 31, 2020 in the United Kingdom. The series spans 1 season with 8 episodes, featuring the voices of Richard Dormer, Lara Rossi, Adam Hugill, and Marama Corlett. It follows the story of A group of misfit cops rise up from decades of helplessness to save their corrupt city from catastrophe. This is a Comedy, Crime, Drama series and has received a rating of 5.5/10 from 6,361 viewers.
Top Cast
Emma Sullivan
as Director
Craig Viveiros
as Director
Richard Dormer
as Captain Sam Vimes
Lara Rossi
as Lady Sybil Ramkin
Adam Hugill
as Constable Carrot Ironfoundersson
Marama Corlett
as Corporal Angua von Uberwald
Joni Ayton-Kent
as Corporal Cheery
Samuel Adewunmi
as Carcer Dun
Bianca Simone Mannie
as Wonse
Craig Macrae
as Death
Craig Macrae
as Sergeant Detritus
Craig Macrae
as Detritus
Wendell Pierce
as Death
Joe Vaz
as Urdo van Pew
Shane John Kruger
as Goblin #2
Anna Chancellor
as Lord Vetinari
Paul Kaye
as Inigo Skimmer
Natalie Walsh
as Goblin #4
Natalie Walsh
as Karen from Finance
Matt Berry
as Gawain
Marc Hyland
as Goblin #1
Ingrid Oliver
as Dr Cruces
Ralph Ineson
as Sergeant Detritus
Ralph Ineson
as Detritus
Simon Allen
as Writer
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Filming Location
127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Production
Castle Rock Entertainment
Award
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Ok, I've read all the books numerous times over the years and love them, and this is not the books, this is not an adaptation. They have been sign-posting this for months so why people are so amazed its not an adaptation astounds me. It a new story set in my favourite universe. If it helps imagine its a different trouser leg of time where The Night Watch took a different direction, there are enough of those in the books... Jingo anyone? Yes I miss Nobby and Colon and yes they missed a trick by not having Sybil as a hefty lady in middle years which is a shame, we could do with a few more heroines like that. The person who complained about exposition clearly hasn't read the books, they are 40% exposition and P'Terry does it brilliantly and frankly unfilmable without it. It was entertaining, it was great to see some of my favourite characters brought to life in a way they cant be on the page because of the authors tragic death. Its irreverent and the whole punk medieval vibe is arresting and fun. All the people crying and whining and saying 'HOW DARE YOU' ( god I laughed when I read that) need to grow up and let a new audience see some of the brilliance of Pterry's characters albeit watered down, in a new medium. Its a TV series, rather than crying if you don't like it and screaming invective, don't watch it, and find something actually important to get outraged about, global warming, starvation, poverty.... go on pick one I dare you..... If you have an open mind give this a watch (ohhh look my second pun) its fun, well acted, interestingly designed and entertaining
Get the rights for the Disc world books about the Watch , then decide that Terry Pratchett's version was rubbish and you could do it better !! Why ?? Take the names and storylines from various books , completely change the personalities & background stories and get Richard Dormer to Chanel his Alex Higgins as Vimes !! Avoid !!
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