| Going Postal | |||||
| Acorn Media (2010) | |||||
| TV Series / Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Special Interest | |||||
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| Richard Coyle | ||
| David Suchet | ||
| Charles Dance | ||
| Timothy West | ||
| Tamsin Greig | ||
| Ian Bonar | ||
| Marnix Van Den Broeke | ||
| Claire Foy | ||
| Andrews Sachs | ||
| Steve Pemberton | ||
| Andrew Sachs | ||
| Ingrid Bolsø Berdal |
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| Producer | Rod Brown
Sue De Beauvoir |
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| Writer | Bev Doyle
Richard Kurti |
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Going Postal is the story of arch-swindler Moist Von Lipwig (Richard Coyle) and the beautiful, vengeful Adora Belle Dearheart (Claire Foy). A life long traveling con-artist, Lipwig's crimes finally catch up with him in Ankh-Morpork, the largest city on the Disc. Faced with death by hanging, Lipwig is spared by the city's ruler Lord Vetinari (Charles Dance), who sees him as the perfect man for the role of Postmaster in the decrepit Ankh-Morpork post office. |
| Seen it: Yes 2 hr 0 mins 5/30/2010 1. Going Postal (1) | ||
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Moist von Lipwig, who after years of undertaking confidence tricks on others finds himself caught by the guards, is sentenced to death under the alias of Arthur Spangler. After a brief spell in prison he is hung by the neck, but not killed. He is brought before Patrician Havelock Vetinari who insists that he either becomes the new Postmaster or be executed.
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| Seen it: Yes 2 hr 0 mins 5/31/2010 2. Going Postal (2) | ||
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Moist van Lipwig learns that the Post Office has been superseded by telegraph towers known as "Clacks" which are run by the unscrupulous Reacher Gilt. In an effort to compete, Moist challenges Gilt to a race.
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