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Irreverent comedy drama which follows the messy lives, loves, delirious highs and inevitable lows of a group of raucous teenage friends in Bristol.
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Irreverent comedy drama which follows the messy lives, loves, delirious highs and inevitable lows of a group of raucous teenage friends in Bristol.
8.2/10
IMDbBest Titles | 2008
Best Actor | 2010 | Jack
Best Production Design Drama | 2007 | Amelia
2009
Drama | 2008
Best Continuing Series | 2008 | Bryan
Best Writer FilmTelevision | 2008 | Bryan
BreakThrough Talent | 2008
Best Photography and Lighting FictionEntertainment | 2008
Best Drama Series | 2008 | Jamie
Breakthrough Talent | 2010
Outstanding Actress Drama Series | 2008 | Larissa
Outstanding Actor Drama Series | 2008 | Joe
Best Television Comedy Drama | 2008
TV Drama | 2008
Best MiniSeries | 2008
Best Television Series Comedy or Musical | 2008
Best Drama Series | 2008
Best Costume Design Drama | 2008
Best Graphic Design Titles | 2007
Best Photography Drama | 2007
During the auditions, Kaya Scodelario, who was 14 at that time, claimed to be 16 on the forms to get herself noticed. She later felt that she was too young for the show and was about to leave. But a producer told her to stay and encouraged her to read for the part of Effy.
The show's pattern to change from a teenage drama with comedy elements to a more serious coming-of-age drama is intentional. In each generation, the first season introduces the characters, while the second season focuses on their psyche.
Tony, Effy, Sketch and Rich are the only characters who break the fourth wall by looking directly into the camera.
Luke Pasqualino (Freddie) originally auditioned for the role of Tony Stonem.
In one episode, JJ performs a "magic trick" by blowing fire. As soon as the flame bursts out, you can see (and hear) the reactions of Cook, Effy and Freddie. According to Ollie Barbieri, the reactions of Luke Pasqualino and Jack O'Connell, even the scream of Kaya Scodelario, were all genuine. It was told to them that there will be a fire-blowing scene, but it won't be real. What they didn't know was that Ollie Barbieri would actually blow fire.
"Chris Miles: Last night man, cool. Total blast. Everything you could ever want from an evening. Songs, choir girls, colourful costumes, fellatio... rabbits"
"Tony Stonem: My last best mate's Maxxie. He's a bit new, he's a bit cool, he's a bit gay."