Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuRemakes of the three missing episodes of the original BBC comedy series Dad's Army (1968)Remakes of the three missing episodes of the original BBC comedy series Dad's Army (1968)Remakes of the three missing episodes of the original BBC comedy series Dad's Army (1968)
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Excellent, I don't know why there are a few negative reviews on here, they must be spoilers! I have heard the audio recordings of these 3 episodes and these 3 re-recorded video versions have hit the mark, spot-on.
The cast are pretty good, they will never be as good as the original, but that is not the point and no one (particularly themselves) would expect that, but for stand-ins they are excellent, Kevin McNally plays Capt. Mainwaring pretty well, and if you pay attention you will see some subtle inclinations and a little pomposity which Arthur Lowe made his forte. Robert Bathurst does a good Sgt. Wilson. Timothy West is as usual a top link, as Godfrey, The rest are not quite as good but still do very well as the other characters, none are poor. The writing is as usual from Croft & Perry, excellent, because they are using the original scripts and scenes, you can't really go wrong. For some reason the modern sitcoms just can't crack quality like this.
You will never get the 100% perfect Dad's Army, But this is as near as you can get, so I give this 9 out of 10.
P.s. the recent Dad's Army film was pretty good, not as good as these 3 but still good.
The cast are pretty good, they will never be as good as the original, but that is not the point and no one (particularly themselves) would expect that, but for stand-ins they are excellent, Kevin McNally plays Capt. Mainwaring pretty well, and if you pay attention you will see some subtle inclinations and a little pomposity which Arthur Lowe made his forte. Robert Bathurst does a good Sgt. Wilson. Timothy West is as usual a top link, as Godfrey, The rest are not quite as good but still do very well as the other characters, none are poor. The writing is as usual from Croft & Perry, excellent, because they are using the original scripts and scenes, you can't really go wrong. For some reason the modern sitcoms just can't crack quality like this.
You will never get the 100% perfect Dad's Army, But this is as near as you can get, so I give this 9 out of 10.
P.s. the recent Dad's Army film was pretty good, not as good as these 3 but still good.
The sets were excellent, almost identical. I thought the cast was well matched to the originals but obviously they can't replace them. I was pleasantly surprised to find that each episode was very watchable and although it sometimes felt a bit rushed I did enjoy the episodes. Purists will be horrified but I can only congratulate the production team and cast for a very good effort. Well done.
Well done gold ,all the cast and crew , exceeded my expectations , laughed my socks off , uncanny lookalikes and voices , well done , can only dream off a series after the three specials
Ok I'm over half way through the first episode and I'm chuckling away.
Unlike the recent movie there has been some real time and care put into the recreation of these lost classics. Croft and Perry's writhing is perfection and the actors play to the script and just keep to the right side of tribute without lapsing into overt impersonation.
So far so good.
How hard is it to play a character that is well established and loved.
The whole cast did very well and I enjoyed the 3 episodes.
There was lots of money and top names thrown at the recent film version which was not good unlike this low key re make of original scripted episodes, really enjoyed it so well done to the makers and shame on the bbc for losing the original episodes
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- WissenswertesLockwood West and Olive Carleton-Crowe, the parents of Timothy West who plays Private Godfrey in the remakes, originally met while appearing in a production of the play "The Ghost Train" by Arnold Ridley, who played Private Godfrey in the original series of Dad's Army (1968)
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Private Frazer: We're doomed
- Crazy CreditsThe credits in the opening titles feature the names of all seven main cast members, unlike the original series, which only featured those of Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier and Clive Dunn.
- VerbindungenRemake of Dad's Army (1968)
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