I ragazzi di carta - la serie completa

Name: I ragazzi di carta - la serie completa
SKU: 5027626391447
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Questa serie familiare di Tyne Tees ricordata con affetto segue le avventure di J.G., Ian, Gog, Baz e Sam, adolescenti in giro per il giornale per il loro agente di stampa locale, Jack Crawford. il poliziotto in pensione Jack dice sempre ai ragazzi (e alle ragazze) di tenere gli occhi aperti mentre fanno il giro; di conseguenza spesso scoprono la notizia, oltre a trasmetterla!, girato tra le strade terrazzate di Gateshead e caratterizzato da sceneggiature divertenti ed emozionanti - molte delle quali hanno ottenuto il premio Writer's Guild (miglior scrittore per bambini) per il drammaturgo e sceneggiatore William Corlett - The Paper Lads. è andato in onda per due serie e questo set contiene tutti i 14 episodi.

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EAN: 5027626391447

Categorie Bambole di carta e magnetiche,

Amazon Bestseller-Rang	Siehe Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray
Anzahl Disks	2
ASIN	B00CKNN19W
Darsteller	Tony Neilson, Andrew Edwards, Peter Younger, Gavin Kitchen, Judith Pyle
Erscheinungstermin	29. Juli 2013
Herstellerreferenz	5027626391447
Laufzeit	5 Stunden und 50 Minuten
Medienformat	PAL
Produktabmessungen	20 x 13 x 1 cm; 50 Gramm
Regisseur	Derek Martinus, John Frankau, Gerry Mill, Roger Cheveley
Seitenverhältnis	Unbekannt
Sprache,	Englisch (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Studio	Network
variant	DVD

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Scritto da: Chris

Travel back to 70s Tyneside

Set in Newcastle, this is a programme that was made for kids, but there are many reasons why it is worth watching as an adult. There is nothing 'zany' or 'madcap' about it, which can make kids tv unwatchable once you're all grown up - it's a straightforward drama with rich and varied storylines and characters you can care about. It's very well written, warm and beautifully acted, particularly by the paper lads (and one lass). It was made in 1977/78 and depicts a world that has pretty much disappeared. I don't expect that kids do paper rounds anymore for there aren't so many papers and no-one would want their kids walking the streets mornings and evenings anyway for of fear of them being exploited as slave labour or even abducted (although it happened then just as now). From that perspective this paper shop is exemplary and they have quite a little community, even an alternative family, which is useful when the kids need to be away from their homes for one reason or another. I grew up in the 1970s so it was nice to see the cars and the clothes (not as bad as I remember) and even the streets as they were. Newcastle is still a dramatic city to visit, but seeing it as it was in the 70s - well it had an atmosphere even where it was derelict. The Geordie accents are not impenetrable but they are authentic and really quite easy on the ear. I enjoyed seeing items I'd forgotten all about in the background, magazines, sweets, toys etc. A lot of 70s stuff is difficult for a modern audience to watch because attitudes have changed so much, but there is very little that would make anyone uncomfortable here. There are lessons in it, but they are good ones. Some of the conversations between the kids particularly in the second series when they are about 14-15, I found very touching. It reminded me of how important your mates are at that age - although you would never have told them so. Young people have gained so much in 40 years - and lost so much. Weiterlesen

Scritto da: frostbitten geezer

Well worth the money

Timely delivery. Quality of physical packaging high. Enjoyable show. Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Portland Bill

Nostalgia, but so much more.

I bought this based on amazon's recommendation. After I'd bought Children of the Stones this kept popping up as a 'you may also like' and I decided to try it as it had such positive reviews. As a Northern 70's kid this obviously has a massive nostalgia value for me, but the series is much more than that. It's based around really strong, well developed characters, all of whom are so well played. Each episode focuses mainly on one or two of the paper lads, and lass, as they experience problems and adventures which in turn give deeper layers to their characters. There are four main characters throughout the two series. Feisty but sensitive Sam, trying to patch the rift between her Granda and her mam; Ian, a gifted artist with an unhappy home life; Baz, with his dreams of being a ballroom dancing champion, and Gog, always the jester but with a deep, intuitive nature. Series one also has J.G., the likeable, sensible head lad, who was replaced in series two by the less likeable Neville who is the only weak link in the series, and thankfully he's only in three episodes. Neville's meant to be a bad 'un, but he doesn't match the others for acting skills. The strength of character development in Sam, Baz, Ian and Gog is equalled by the stories themselves, which hit the right balance between drama, pathos and humour, delving into the characters lives, dreams and personalities with the delicate touch that produces real character led television. My favourite episode is A Day to Remember, where the paper lads and lass go on a works outing, which has the line 'Well I don't suppose you can expect to go on an annual treat EVERY year!' It is very nostalgic to anyone of around my age, but it's wonderful in its own right as a beautifully written and acted series. Weiterlesen

Scritto da: P. Rowley-brooke

GOLDEN OLDIES

The DvD was well remastered & the series of how paper lads (& lass!) solved problems & beat the baddies. I didn't see this series when it came out but it is of its time. One could argue that it's nostalgia with a capital 'N'. On the whole, the acting - particularly of the girl & main boy characters - is excellent bordering on the outstanding & it's surprising looking at IMDB that only one of them made a career of it. However, some of the minor characters both adult & children are appalling. The rogue paper lad is so wooden that it's difficult to believe he could be so devious. On the whole the series is a good example of the TV programming for children of the time. Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Zoon_McCoy

A piece of Nostalgia for yesteryear in it's purest form

I love collecting old shows like The Paper Lads. The atmosphere is second to none. When you watch shows from the 70's and 80's. They make you forget about the world outside for a time. Same goes for most sitcoms from the 60's 70's 80's and the 90's. These days escapism is needed more than ever. There is no bad acting from any of the cast. It's what I like to call acting from it's time. Some on here criticise specific characters and how they're portrayed on screen. It's a show aimed at youngsters in the 70's. So it's definitely not Hollywood calibre of acting. The level of acting in the show does what it's supposed to do. And that is entertain the viewer. I can't stand people who compare shows of old to the standard of show they watch today. It's the same with people who play video games. I know someone who has been looking as the Resident Evil 2 remake (2019). And he says things like it does this and that better than the 1998 original. A 21 year old game in terms of graphics won't keep up with today's games. Good job the 1998 original has atmosphere and music the remake won't ever equal or better. I will definitely continue watching this show. It arrived today (8th Jan, 2019). I have watched Series 1 already. Now it's onto Series 2. It's a good way to help the long Winter hours pass more pleasantly. Thank you to everyone involved in the making of this show (cast and crew) for some wonderfully light entertainment. I know some of them are no longer with us. Which is sad. But their work will keep me happy. Weiterlesen