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Jane Horrocks | ... |
Magrat
(6 episodes, 1997)
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June Whitfield | ... |
Nanny Ogg
(6 episodes, 1997)
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Annette Crosbie | ... |
Granny Weatherwax
(6 episodes, 1997)
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Eleanor Bron | ... |
Duchess Felmet
(6 episodes, 1997)
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Les Dennis | ... |
The Fool
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(6 episodes, 1997)
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Jimmy Hibbert | ... |
King Verence I
(6 episodes, 1997)
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Rob Rackstraw | ... |
Duke Felmet
(6 episodes, 1997)
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Christopher Lee | ... |
Death
(5 episodes, 1997)
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Andy Hockley |
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David Holt |
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Melissa Sinden |
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Taff Girdlestone |
(5 episodes, 1997)
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Based on the Terry Pratchett novel. On Discworld, (a world carried on four elephants standing on a huge turtle travelling in space), in a small country called Lancre, three witches, the flowery Magrat Garlick, the lively Nanny Ogg and their leader Granny Weatherwax find themselves dragged into royal politics. The King of Lancre, Verence, has been murdered by Duke Felmet, and he has taken over control of the country (but he is trapped under the control of his over-powering wife, the Duchess.) However, there are two problems. First, the Duke hates Lancre and the actual kingdom of Lancre is pressing the witches to find a King that would take better care of it. The second and bigger problem, is that Verence's baby son has escaped and has fallen into the hands of the witches, prompting the Duke's fury towards the witches. The son must be protected, but Granny doesn't want to get involved with the situation, but it looks like she doesn't have a choice in the matter.
Written by Lee Horton |
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Movie Connections | Featured in Terry Pratchett's Discworld: A TV ROM (1997). See more » |
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Granny Weatherwax:
Things that try to look like things often do look more like things than things. Well known fact. But I don't hold with encouraging in it! See more » |