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Terry Pratchett's Hogfather | DVD | 2006 | David Jason & Michelle Dockery | Discworld | New & Sealed

Terry Pratchett's Hogfather | DVD | 2006 | David Jason & Michelle Dockery | Discworld | New & Sealed

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It's Hogswatch's Eve on Discworld, but the Hogfather has vanished. With the midwinter celebration under threat, Death takes on a most unexpected job: putting on the red suit and delivering presents. Meanwhile, his granddaughter Susan must discover what has happened, confronting a mystery involving belief, magic and the sinister Mr Teatime.

Adapted from Terry Pratchett's novel and directed by Vadim Jean, this 2006 two-part television fantasy brings Discworld's offbeat humour and imaginative characters to the screen. David Jason plays Albert, Michelle Dockery stars as Susan, Marc Warren portrays Teatime and Ian Richardson provides the voice of Death. Its unusual festive adventure balances comic absurdity with a story about why belief matters.

Key Features

  • Discworld adaptation: based on Terry Pratchett's Hogfather.
  • Two-part television story: the original 2006 production.
  • Distinctive ensemble: David Jason, Michelle Dockery and Marc Warren, with Ian Richardson voicing Death.
  • Hogswatch mystery: Susan investigates while Death stands in for the missing Hogfather.
  • Fantasy and humour: a characteristically unconventional midwinter adventure.

Product Details

  • Title: Terry Pratchett's Hogfather
  • Format: DVD
  • Production year: 2006
  • Parts: 2
  • Director: Vadim Jean
  • Cast: David Jason, Michelle Dockery, Marc Warren and Nigel Planer
  • Voice of Death: Ian Richardson
  • Based on: Hogfather by Terry Pratchett
  • Genre: Fantasy / Comedy
  • EAN: 5039036035354
  • Condition: New & Sealed

For Terry Pratchett readers and viewers who enjoy inventive fantasy with a darkly comic edge, Hogfather offers a festive visit to Discworld that is anything but ordinary.

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