Terry Pratchett's Nac Mac Feegle

[londonpiper]

Is anyone else here a fan of Terry Pratchett?
I ask with special reference to his Tiffany series as per this link which ties in with my other post in the pics department.

I do realise that the mods might not consider this to be the right forum so won't be offended if it gets moved.

[Southern Breeze]

The Wee Free Men was the first book of his I read. It got me hooked and I've read them all.
Nac Mac Feegles -how can you not like them?

[Sionnach]

My oldest son is a great Pratchett fan and has always been after me to read some, I can't say I was enthused by what I read, but I think I'll give this a try.

[Deil the Yin]

The Wee Free Men are AWESOME! I loved the two books with them.

Did you see the movie made after Pratchet's Disc World: Hogfather? Or some such; I'm bad with names...

[sjrapid]

Yes, very definitely a Pratchett fan. The Tiffany Aching trilogy is great.

[auld argonian]

The movie is coming soon...

...and when will we get to see The Colour Of Magic over here?

Best

AA

[GMan]

Waving hand a big fan here.

[staticsan]

Is anyone else here a fan of Terry Pratchett?
I ask with special reference to his Tiffany series as per this link which ties in with my other post in the pics department.

Long time TP fan, here. The NacMacFeegle actually first made an appearance in Carpe Jugulum. In true PTerry style, the Feegles take certain Scottish stereotypes and turn the wick up so far the knob falls off. :-) But he does it without denigrating the original.

Wade.

[auld argonian]

Subsequent research shows that "The Colour Of Magic", produced for SKY TV will finally get to the air in the US beginning November 23 on ION TV. ION ran "The Hogfather" last year (happily, Hogfather got released on DVD almost immediately after the airing...got a copy...love it!).

Keep-a-you-eyes-peeled...not only do we get Tim Curry as the bad guy but Jeremy Irons is playing Lord Vetinari, the Patrician. Irons is perfect...there's a short clip on Youtube with him and it's great.

I'm currently reading "Going Postal" in which the Patrician has a very important role...how Pratchett ever conceived of such a perfect character totally blows my mind. The way that Vetinari manages to keep Leonard of Quirm (Leonardo Da Vinci) under wraps so that he doesn't create any of his devastating weapons for anybody else is such perfect plotting and subterfuge...brilliant!

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[graham_s]

I'm a massive PTerry fan, I've met him a couple of times, great bloke.
I'm a fan of the NMF too.

There are a couple of animated movies out there too, Wyrd Sisters and Soul Music.