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Dick Turpin

  • Série télévisée
  • 1979–1982
  • 25m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
7,3/10
695
MA NOTE
Richard O'Sullivan in Dick Turpin (1979)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFamed 18th-century English highwayman Dick Turpin eludes authorities while romancing a farmer's daughter, though his days robbing coaches under the alias John Palmer may be numbered.Famed 18th-century English highwayman Dick Turpin eludes authorities while romancing a farmer's daughter, though his days robbing coaches under the alias John Palmer may be numbered.Famed 18th-century English highwayman Dick Turpin eludes authorities while romancing a farmer's daughter, though his days robbing coaches under the alias John Palmer may be numbered.

  • Creators
    • Richard Carpenter
    • Sidney Cole
    • Paul Knight
  • Stars
    • Richard O'Sullivan
    • Michael Deeks
    • Christopher Benjamin
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    7,3/10
    695
    MA NOTE
    • Creators
      • Richard Carpenter
      • Sidney Cole
      • Paul Knight
    • Stars
      • Richard O'Sullivan
      • Michael Deeks
      • Christopher Benjamin
    • 9Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 1Commentaire de critique
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    Richard O'Sullivan
    Richard O'Sullivan
    • Dick Turpin
    • 1979–1982
    Michael Deeks
    • Swiftnick
    • 1979–1982
    Christopher Benjamin
    Christopher Benjamin
    • Sir John Glutton
    • 1979–1982
    Billy Dean
    • Tim Cook…
    • 1979–1981
    David Daker
    David Daker
    • Captain Nathan Spiker
    • 1979–1982
    Alfie Bass
    Alfie Bass
    • Isaac Rag
    • 1979–1982
    Joan Rhodes
    • Big Nell
    • 1979–1982
    Mary Crosby
    Mary Crosby
    • Jane Harding
    • 1981
    Oliver Tobias
    Oliver Tobias
    • Noll Bridger
    • 1981
    Annabelle Lee
    • Poll Maggot…
    • 1979–1982
    George Innes
    George Innes
    • Smith
    • 1981
    Patrick Ryecart
    Patrick Ryecart
    • Fytton
    • 1981
    Keith James
    • Davy
    • 1979–1980
    Clive Curtis
    • Saul
    • 1981
    Donald Pickering
    Donald Pickering
    • Lord Manderfell
    • 1980
    Bryan Marshall
    Bryan Marshall
    • Barnaby Husk
    • 1982
    Garfield Morgan
    Garfield Morgan
    • Warren
    • 1980
    Susan Hampshire
    Susan Hampshire
    • Lady Melford
    • 1981
    • Creators
      • Richard Carpenter
      • Sidney Cole
      • Paul Knight
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    9martin-ib-bruun

    A gem

    Fantastic production design. Finely crafted stories. Inspired casting.

    I watched it when I was a kid. I remember counting the days between the weekly airings. Heck, for me he was almost bigger than Robin Hood. So all in all I am probably a bit biased, but I recently bought the box set and found myself binge watching it and being genuinely entertained.
    chrichtonsworld

    For the late seventies a fantastic show

    I must admit that I like this show of very sentimental reasons. I was only five and loved this show really much. For a month ago i bought the DVD containing series 1. I forgot that the episodes lasted 25 minutes. Seeing it again tells how good the production value is of this series. It is really fast paced and contains a lot of humor. Qua ambiance you can compare this with the "Sharpe" series). OK, you have to love period drama's and you have to like swashbuckling adventures! If you are in to that stuff,than you will enjoy this series. This show is far better than most shows they make now. Go rent if possible or buy it. You won't regret it.
    Ramjet

    Don't Forget the Film Version

    The first film made by RKO Pictures, together with London Weekend Television, the film version also starred Mary Crosby, who had just finished shooting "JR" in the TV series DALLAS.

    Not a wonderful movie, but RKO had just gotten started and could only co-produce in the early years. The terrific experience working with LWT led RKO to establish its post-production and international distribution headquarters in London. In fact, RKO hired several people from LWT and staffed its London office completely with people from the British film industry. For many years, the British contingent at RKO ran production and international sales.
    10sonnesun

    Why hasn't this won awards?

    I remember flash moments watching this show when I was around 7-10 years old. Something stuck with me so decided to watch them again. I'm glad I did.

    Every episode in this 4 part series is a rip-roaring swashbuckling adventure fit for "just about" all ages, but series 3 is something special with a few major star appearances. Donald Pleasance (the biggest star) is particularly terrifying in his single appearance in the penultimate episode and...I can't spoil it for you but it's a true horror first half moment with a spectacular finale which just leaves you with chills. But it's one of the show's most memorable moments. Series 3 is different to its mostly episodic series format, and told in parts as one feature length movie.

    Firstly, we learn from the pilot episode (and wiki) that Richard O'Sullivan's fictional Dick Turpin is set straight after the real life Turpin from old English folklore is hanged in 1739. This fictional version separates itself from the real highwayman. So in this show's universe it is believed that Richard O'Sullivan's version to be the genuine famous outlaw whilst our real life Turpin only falsely claims to be him. Flipping it around. He is more of a heroic Zorro character with an English accent in this, and all stories are fictional and is portrayed more as a brave outlaw with a cause. Popular amongst the locals whilst becomes the enemy of the redcoats & gentry. The real outlaw's life remains mostly unknown, so this is not created as a historical account, but to entertain.

    This is by far O'Sullivan's best role and his acting completely shines through in this. He always seemed to be tied down to family comedy sitcoms before and since. He should have received far more episodes.

    Michael Deeks plays Turpin's sidekick Swiftnick, nicknamed by Turpin after taking him under his wing. Swiftnick was also a famous English highwayman who had died in 1684, which is 55 years before this is set. We can assume that Turpin nicknamed him after the real outlaw. He is Britain's fictional version of Billy the Kid, and the comrade chemistry between him and Turpin makes for a really entertaining show.

    The episodes are mostly episodic. The swordfighting & fistifcuff scenes are well choreographed. The location settings are realistic and the characters are always kept interesting. It really gives off a small sense of what times were like back then also, although more sanitised (except for Donald Pleasance's moment who is completely frightening). At only around 25 minutes long per episode, the great storylines moves along at incredible pace with plenty of action. The acting is first class from all the main characters, and the main villains are excellently portrayed.

    It has plenty of genuinely funny moments but has plenty of interesting drama too. The storylines are excellent. The dramatic toe-tapping instrumental theme tune (hey diddly dee) fits the show wonderfully.

    It is a proper swashbuckler adventure like Robin Hood & Zorro, fictionally based on two olde English legends and not to be taken too seriously. I really don't understand why this isn't more popular. It has aged brilliantly and probably beats most if not all of these dull period dramas today (as well as others). They're becoming too decadent nowadays. Dick Turpin & Swiftnick always treats their ladies with chivalry & respect. Not to say that they won't gently bring any down who mischievously crosses them.

    It is a shame that they didn't go onto making anymore episodes. Fortunately it is all on a DVD boxset though. This really needs remastering and repeated on TV again.

    Anyway, this gets a solid gold ten.
    didi-5

    a rollicking adventure

    I loved this series when it was first transmitted and recently reacquainted myself with the series on DVD. Is it still worth watching?

    First of all, this Dick Turpin is presented as an adventurer, friend of the poor, chivalrous to women, the voice of wisdom to his young sidekick Swiftnick.

    Impeccably cast, Richard O'Sullivan has a whale of a time as the highwayman, and is hugely entertaining to watch. Michael Deeks (whatever happened to him?) is endearingly dumb as Swiftnick, while Christopher Benjamin is the blustering baddie, although more of a Lestrade than a Moriarty to O'Sullivan's Holmes!

    The prints currently available on DVD really are awful though for a series which is less than thirty years old; this aside, if you are in the mood for some boy's own adventure, this is the series to watch. Enjoy.

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 6 janvier 1979 (United Kingdom)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United Kingdom
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Дик Турпин
    • sociétés de production
      • Gatetarn
      • London Weekend Television (LWT)
      • Seacastle
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      • 1.33 : 1

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