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The Village (John Simm, Maxine Peake) - coming soon
ericpode
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I noticed there is now a trailer for the new big-budget historical series "The Village" - it was broadcast last night on BBC1.
The trailer said "coming soon" - does anyone know the broadcast dates yet?
The trailer said "coming soon" - does anyone know the broadcast dates yet?
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It looks really good - it spans the 20th century and follows the lives of the inhabitants of a village in Cumbria. I don't know when it starts, it doesn't say on the beeb site.
I only know The Village is to be broadcast on BBC 1 in 2013. Sorry not to be more helpful but hopefully it is coming soon.
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/features/a-very-british-heimat-will-bbc-drama-the-village-be-as-epic-as-the-german-saga-8533200.html
I've managed to read the whole script for the first episode - seems great! Really looking forward to it!
:):)
Providing they get the full commission it'll be 42 parts.
The theme tune is sung by Beck Goldsmith - you can listen to it and view the trailer from her website:
http://www.beckgoldsmith.co.uk/bbc-trailer-the-village/
... a pity whoever uploaded it to YouTube chopped off the first couple of secs.
http://m.guardian.co.uk/media/2013/mar/17/bbc1-edale-the-village
Yup, that's it, could only remember the chaps name was Cooper.
I just hope the DS nit pickers don't go into overdrive when it actually starts airing.
'The isolators on that telegraph pole are from the wrong year, those didn't come in until...'
Hahahaha, fat chance of that not happening.
Then there are those who are watching Labyrinth..all in all a good night's TV. As I have already seen that, I will be watching The Village and recording Foyle's War...
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-03-31/the-village-was-inspired-by-talking-to-my-dying-father
Probably aiming for some Gritty Baftas
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HXaj2IYYn8
Quite right!
Who wants "production values" these days?
I did read that the directors only chose two out of eight locals as extras as the others had the wrong hair style or tattoos so they are making an effort. We will still get the nit pickers , but can you imagine if they had an ethnic minority character in a Cumbrian village in 1914, DS would go into overdrive
Sometimes I find the criticisms of a few obvious mistakes in dramas, more interesting than the programmes themselves.
If people enjoyed it, why all fuss about those who point this out?
It's just a programme on TV.
Some mistake this board for a collection of programme and actor's fan club threads. It ain't.
it is. it's not filmed in cumbria you mean...they're 2 different things
remember it's a drama not a documentary;)