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Lovejoy (UK)
TV Series (1986 - 1994)
Lovejoy is a loveable rogue and an antiques dealer with an amazing talent for spotting hidden treasures. When not looking for the odd collectible, Lovejoy spends most of his time using his con-artist skills to help out the less fortunate. His partners in crime are wealthy Lady Jane, his dim assistant Eric, and the genially intoxicated Tinker.
Series Info
Type:
N/A
Premiered:
Jan. 1986
Status:
Canceled/Ended
Runtime:
50 min.
Network
Character Guide
Series Fun Facts
- A trademark feature of the programme is the way that Lovejoy occasionally addresses the camera (and therefore the viewer) with a cheeky quip or a roguish "well, what would *you* have done?"…
[show]A trademark feature of the programme is the way that Lovejoy occasionally addresses the camera (and therefore the viewer) with a cheeky quip or a roguish "well, what would *you* have done?" as he is about to get the better of another character in a crooked antiques deal.
[hide] - Something of a mystery surrounds Lovejoy's daughter. In "Lovejoy" (1986) {Sugar & Spice (#2.8)}, Lady Jane mentions that Lovejoy has just one daughter. In Season 1, she is called Kate and is…
[show]Something of a mystery surrounds Lovejoy's daughter. In "Lovejoy" (1986) {Sugar & Spice (#2.8)}, Lady Jane mentions that Lovejoy has just one daughter. In Season 1, she is called Kate and is played by Charlotte Edwards; in Seasons 2 and 3, she is called Vicky and is played by Amelia Shankley; in Season 6 her name is spelled Viki and she is played by Amelia Curtis. Despite information to the contrary on some web sites, Amelia Shankley and Amelia Curtis are not the same actress.
[hide] - During filming in series one to three, several scenes were shot inside the Six Bells pub, Walsham Le Willows. For some strange reason, the films were reversed, and actors wore their watches…
[show]During filming in series one to three, several scenes were shot inside the Six Bells pub, Walsham Le Willows. For some strange reason, the films were reversed, and actors wore their watches on their RIGHT wrists, jackets with right-hand breast pockets were made, and there was even a reverse-replica of the pub clock.
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