These are the differences between books and movies. Adora's smoking being some sort of moral crux. The door to a bottomless hole in V.'s office.

I still enjoy imagining her when I read the books. OMG, Nailed it.Įven now, the actress who played Angua. I so enjoyed his acting.Ĭharles Dance as Vetinari. When he went off in search of the buried money in a trance. I'd only seen Richard Coyle in Coupling and he was a riot. The movie was very different and what i most loved was the casting. Ive also listened to the Stephen Briggs audio. It is So different from the book, but in lies the assets. Yank here and, I really enjoyed Going Postal. The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents.Like the new /r/Discworld layout? Find out more about the artwork & code used here. Librarian SNOO - Faded background BANNER - Dummy banner image (space) Terry Pratchett: 1948 - 2015 “No one is actually dead until the ripples they cause in the world die away.” Clacks Overhead Acknowledgements Note: Pratchett doesn't recommend starting from the Colour of Magic. It has also spawned several computer games and many TV adaptations.įor more information click here for Wikipedia or here for the official site of Terry Pratchett. Spoilers for any other book are allowed in comments, tagged or not.ĭiscworld is a series of fantasy books written by Sir Terry Pratchett.Spoilers for Shepherd's Crown MUST be put in spoiler tags.Honour Discworld by being polite and supportive. Do not put spoilers in submission titles, but you may put spoilers in submission text and in comments.NSFW is discouraged but not against the rules.Mods may remove reposts at their discretion.Note that a tenuous connection is okay, but there must be some connection. Posts must be related in some way to Discworld or Sir Terry Pratchett.This sub is dedicated to the weird and wonderful Discworld and Sir Terry Pratchett. If you own a server, check out this site.Keep his name alive in the clacks: GNU Terry Pratchett.Discworld book club! Celebrating the life of Sir Terry Pratchett DEATH & Sir Terry 'Shaking hands with Death' - Sandara

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