Hogfather (DVD)

Description: Genre: Children's DVDs / Theatrical Release: 2006 / Parental Guidance / Director: Vadim Jean / Actors: David Jason, Ian ... more

Hogfather (DVD) ... Richardson, Nigel Planer, Michelle Dockery, Peter Guinness ... / DVD released 2007-11-19 at 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment / Features of the DVD: PAL

Newest Review: ... permanently and has hired The Guild Of Assassins to perform this foulest of all deeds. Enter Mr.Teatime, an apprentice to The ... more

... Guild, who begins his search for the mysterious mythical figure by hunting down the lair of the Tooth Fairy. Only by completing his assignment can Teatime hope to become a full member of The Guild so there is a lot riding on his success! Meanwhile, in a bid to stave off the end of The Hogfather's existance, Death steps in to fill his shoes for the night aided by his manservant, Alfred. Death's grand-daughter, Susan, is less than impressed when she discovers her grandfather's new vocation but nonetheless decides to ...more

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Hogfather (DVD): Hogwatch or Hogwash...I go for the latter! (668 words)
by - written on 05/08/09 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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Being a semi-big fan of the work of Terry Pratchett, and those of you who regularly read my reviews will know I often blow a bit hot and cold with his books though I tend to like more of them than I hate, I was actually quite excited by the news that Hogfather was going to be made into a two-part mini-series for Sky. Course I don't have Sky, so had to wait until it came out on DVD, but I was kind of hoping it would be worth the wait. Unfortunately I am afraid to say this was a waste of £2.50; the price it cost me to borrow it from the library. The Hogfather is Discworld's equivalent of Father Christmas and can only exist as long as people believe in him. When ... Read the complete review

A great adaptation (528 words)
by - written on 08/05/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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The Hogfather: Being a huge Terry Pratchett fan I was thrilled when they announced that there was going to be some dramatisations of his books. They had been tried in the past but, in opinion, they didn't work well. Now with new fancy effects and much bigger budgets they had a better chance of portraying that Pratchett magic. The Hogfather first came out as a two part drama, (each part approximately one and a half hours long), on Sky One over the Christmas period of 2006. I watched it with glee, seeing the magical story come to life before my eyes; finally something to do justice to the great Terry Pratchett who is arguably the best comic-fantasy author ... Read the complete review

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