Grantchester saison 3

Le tournage de la saison 3 n'a pas encore commencé mais on a quand même quelques infos croustillantes à se mettre sous la dent :

- il y aura un Christmas spécial  (ce qui veut dire qu'on retrouvera Sidney à Noël et donc plus tôt que prévu !)
- il y aura de la neige 
- il y aura un mariage 

Voili, voilou, qu'en pensez vous ?

J'en pense la chose suivante :  mais également

Vivement Noël !!!

Par contre, en ce qui concerne le mariage, j'ai du mal à croire que ce soit celui de Sydney. Mrs McGuire peut-être ?

Youhou, une saison 3 ! 

Comme Titine, je ne crois pas que le mariage soit celui de Sidney, peut-être Mrs. M., effectivement 

Cela me plairait bien, à moi aussi, que ce soit le mariage de Mrs M
Je serais ravie de la voir heureuse.

Rien de neuf sur la saison 3 mais le Telegraph vient de publier une interview de l'auteur James Runcie dans laquelle il déclare que le "patron" de la série n'a rien à faire de ce qu'il a à dire (il a pas l'air content, le monsieur) :

Citation :

The author behind Grantchester, the hit ITV detective series, has complained that the programme’s producers have introduced numerous historical inaccuracies into the show, and “ignore everything I say”.

James Runcie, son of Robert Runcie, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, is the author of The Grantchester Mysteries, which stars a crime-fighting vicar, Sidney Chambers, who is played by James Norton.

Runcie said that, while he was a fan of the programme, which is set in 1950s Cambridgeshire, the show’s producers “don’t like me” and “ignore everything I say”.


Appearing at the Hay Festival, sponsored by the Telegraph, the author said he had complained about changes to Norton’s character, and the insertion of anachronistic language into the script.

He added: “They send me the scripts before and I say, ‘Please don’t put in these anachronisms’. There are weird things. I don’t like him drinking so much. He doesn’t drink that much in the novels. He really wouldn’t put his hand up a barmaid’s skirt, so please don’t do that.

“’Christ on a bike’ is not a line that would have been said in 1954. ‘I’ll take that as a no, then’ might be fine, but it’s wrong. They ignore everything I say. Everything is ignored.”

Runcie said that when he visited the set, “They look upon me as this kind of benevolent uncle that turns up for Christmas and they forgot they’d invited him”.

Personnellement, comme je préfère la série aux livres, ça ne me dérange pas plus que ça que la scénariste prenne autant de libertés. Et j'aime bien Sidney tel qu'il est présenté dans la série ! Et vous ?

Ah oui, il n'est pas content   Ça aurait été dommage de se priver du "Christ on a bike", je trouve  Mais après, je peux comprendre sa frustration, aussi...

Je peux comprendre son agacement. Pourquoi lui envoyer le script s'il n'a le droit à aucune remarque. Après, ils ne sont pas obligés de le suivre mais ils peuvent discuter avec lui qui est quand même le créateur du personnage.

Oui, ça a l'air un peu cavalier comme façon de procéder. Je comprends aussi sa frustration.
Mais après, d'un point de vue de spectatrice seulement, je suis bien contente que Sidney ne soit pas tout à fait le même que dans les livres 

Spoiler:

Je suis d'accord, le résultat va me convient tout à fait !

J'aime autant la série que les romans Je suis ravie d'avoir deux Grantchester différent

On a des news !!!!

Citation :

James Norton and Robson Green return to Grantchester for a brand new six-part series and a Christmas Special
Peter Davison will make a guest appearance in the new series
ITV today confirmed that filming is about to commence on the third series of Grantchester, produced by Kudos. The 6 x 60’ series is due to transmit in 2017.
A 90 minute Christmas Special will also be filmed for broadcast later this year.

The six new episodes and Christmas Special will be filmed in Grantchester, Cambridge and London.
 
James Norton and Robson Green will return as the unlikely 1950s crime fighting duo, Vicar Sidney Chambers and Police Inspector Geordie Keating, in Grantchester, based on The Grantchester Mysteries by James Runcie.
Tessa Peake-Jones is back as Sidney’s sharp tongued housekeeper Mrs Maguire who keeps the vicar in check; Morven Christie reprises her role as Sidney’s forbidden lover Amanda; Al Weaver returns as the timid curate Leonard Finch; Kacey Ainsworth is back as Geordie’s long suffering wife Cathy and Lorne MacFadyen puts his police helmet back on to play DC Phil Wilkinson. And of course it wouldn’t be Grantchester without the return of the gorgeous black Labrador Dickens.
 
New Archdeacon Gabriel Atubo will take the lead in reminding Chambers to put his duty above his love for Kendall, while seemingly happily-married Keating will wrestle with love for his wife Cathy (Kacey Ainsworth) and his spark with feisty police secretary Margaret Ward (Seline Hizli).
Tessa Peake-Jones slips back into the role of sharp-tongued housekeeper Mrs Maguire and faces her own romantic quandary. Her friendship with dashing Jack (Nick Brimble) will start to develop, but she will find it difficult to let anyone get as close as her late husband Ronnie.
Meanwhile timid curate Leonard Finch (Al Weaver) is seeking new romance after being abandoned by Daniel (Oliver Dimsdale).

Voilà un tournage que j'attendais avec impatience !!! La photo est vraiment chouette et James est so so cute !

J'ai vu passer la photo, c'est marrant de les voir en tenue "actuelle", surtout Mrs. M. et Margaret que j'ai eu du mal à reconnaître au premier abord   Et James et Robson qui font les malins 

C'est une très belle photo
Le résumé des intrigues de la saison 3 me rend impatiente de découvrir cette nouvelle saison.

Le tournage commence aujourd'hui. J'espère qu'on aura des photos bientôt

Moi aussi!!

Oui vivement les photos !

Le producteur a posté ceci aujourd'hui :

Eh ben ça commence fort !

Pas encore de photos mais je suis tombée sur cet article du Telegraph qui m'a bien fait rire : on recherche un pasteur à Grantchester !

Citation :

John Bingham
24 August 2016 • 6:58pm

It is a life involving solving murder mysteries and setting female hearts aflutter in living rooms across the nation.
At least that is how the post of vicar of Grantchester in Cambridgeshire might appear from its incarnation as a television drama.
But now the job played by James Norton in the hit ITV drama is being advertised in real life – and is not limited to male candidates with floppy hair or square jaws.
The Bishop of Ely, the Right Reverend Stephen Conway, is seeking to recruit a new priest-in-charge for the Church of Saint Andrew and Saint Mary in Grantchester, as well as St Mark's Church in nearby Newnham.
The five-days-a-week post comes with a modest stipend of around £19,600 a year.

But the successful applicant will live in the same picturesque vicarage as Norton's character Sidney Chambers, which has been recently renovated, and lead worship in the same church.
Set in the village in the 1950s, Norton’s character Sidney Chambers fights crime as a sideline to his pastoral responsibilities alongside detective Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green.
The Diocese of Ely has, however, made clear that the post is unlikely to require much by way of sleuthing abilities.
It will, however, involve having at least one famous face among the parishioners:  Lord Archer the novelist.
A diocesan spokesman said: “We are looking forward to appointing a Priest in Charge for Grantchester, and would like to reassure those interested in the position that the time spent investigating crime is now somewhat less than in Canon Sidney Chambers's day.”
The television series is based on The Grantchester Mysteries, a collection of short stories written by James Runcie, son of the former Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie.
Applications close at the end of September.

C'est trop marrant !

Les premières photos du tournage !!

Merci Emjy!

Super ! Merci !

De rien !   J'espère qu'on en aura d'autres bientôt