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|date=1995 | |date=1995 | ||
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|cast=Jotham Annan, George Baker, Brian Blessed | |cast=Jotham Annan, George Baker, Brian Blessed | ||
|duration=120 minutes | |duration=120 minutes | ||
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| Johnny and the Dead | |
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| ASIN | B0007GP7R8 |
| IMDB | 0294117 |
| First Broadcast | 1995 |
| Broadcast Channel | ITV |
| Director(s) | |
| Producer(s) | Gerald Fox |
| Writer(s) | |
| Starring | Jotham Annan, George Baker, Brian Blessed |
| Duration | 120 minutes |
| Episodes | 4 |
| Series | Johnny Maxwell Series |
| Annotations | Annotations for TV and Film:Johnny and the Dead |
| Notes | |
| Preceded by | Truckers |
| Followed by | Welcome to the Discworld |
| All data relates to the UK home release. | |
Johnny and the Dead was the first TV adaptation of Terry Pratchett's Johnny Maxwell series. It was released in 1995 and produced by London Weekend Television.
Plot
The plot follows the same story-line as Johnny and the Dead.
Episodes
Aired as four 30 minutes episodes. Released on Video in 1995 and on DVD in 2007, though the DVD was only released in the US.
Cast
Jotham Annan: Yo-Less
George Baker: Thomas Bowler
Brian Blessed: William Stickers
Paul Child: Bigmac
Andrew Falvey: Johnny Maxwell
John Grillo: Antonio Vicente
Harry Landis: Solomon Einstein
Jane Lapotaire: Sylvia Liberty
Ray Lonnen: James Bowler
Charlie Watts: Wobbler
Geoffrey Whitehead: Addison Fletcher
Arthur Whybrow: Grandfather Maxwell
Tina Martin: Mrs. Maxwell
Barrie Houghton: Eric Grimm
CD
The soundtrack to the series was released by Weekend in 1995, credited to Stefan Girardet.
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