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I NOW PREFER THE BOOK! ‘THE CASUAL VACANCY’ -EPISODE TWO REVIEW.

Posted on February 23, 2015 by SCARFMAN

After watching the first episode of The Casual Vacancy last week I did a blog about how I preferred this TV version to the J.K Rowling book it is based upon. I watched the second installment last night and have … Continue reading →

Posted in BBC, BBC DRAMA, BBC ORIGINAL DRAMA, BOOKS, death, DRAMA, EMOTION, grief, J.K.ROWLING, LITERATURE, POPULAR CULTURE, READING, screenplay, TELEVISION, THE ARTS, THE CASUAL VACANCY, TV, TV REVIEW, Uncategorized | Tagged 2015, adapted books, ADAPTED SCREENPLAY, ARTS, BARRY FAIRBROTHER, BASED ON A BOOK, BBC, BBC DRAMA, BBC MINI-SERIES, BBC ORIGINAL DRAMA, BRITISH ACTING, BRITISH TELEVISION, BRITISH TV, BRITISH TV TELEVISION, CLASS CONFLICT, COMEDY, entertainment, J.K.ROWLING, JULIA MACKENZIE, KEELEY HAWES, MICHAEL GAMBON, MILES MOLLISON, RICHARD GLOVER, ROY KINNEAR, RUFUS JONES, RURAL, SARAH PHELPS, screenplay, TEENAGE SEX, TELEVISION, THE ARTS, THE CASUAL VACANCY, THE GHOST OF BARRY FAIRBROTHER, TV | Leave a comment

A CASUAL HIT! ‘The Casual Vacancy’ – episode one review.

Posted on February 17, 2015 by SCARFMAN

Think The Vicar of Dibley with elements of Eastenders in it and you will pretty much have an idea of what the first episode of this new three part BBC1 drama was like. The screenplay was written by Sarah Phelps … Continue reading →

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I NOW PREFER THE BOOK! ‘THE CASUAL VACANCY’ -EPISODE TWO REVIEW.

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