Robbie Coltrane: B-Road Britain

Name: Robbie Coltrane: B-Road Britain
Genre: Documentary
Rating: 8.3
Cast: Robbie Coltrane, Paul Sinclair, Roger Webster

TV Series
2007–2008
1h

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

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Funnyman Robbie Coltrane takes a roadtrip through England and along the way meets the most unusual folks imaginable - aerial gymnasts, a cleric who ministers to motorcycles, and a man who grows the largest asparagus in the world.

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Just how bonkers are the Brits, anyway? Funnyman Robbie Coltrane (Cracker, Ocean's Twelve, the Harry Potter films) finds out as he takes to his country's scenic back roads on a quest for the... Read allJust how bonkers are the Brits, anyway? Funnyman Robbie Coltrane (Cracker, Ocean's Twelve, the Harry Potter films) finds out as he takes to his country's scenic back roads on a quest for the quintessentially eccentric. Along the way, he meets the most unusual folks imaginable: a ... Read allJust how bonkers are the Brits, anyway? Funnyman Robbie Coltrane (Cracker, Ocean's Twelve, the Harry Potter films) finds out as he takes to his country's scenic back roads on a quest for the quintessentially eccentric. Along the way, he meets the most unusual folks imaginable: a modern-day teenage wing-walker, a cleric who ministers to motorcyclists, a man who pops wh... Read all

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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination

Episodes3

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1 Season 2007

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9/10

Robbie Coltrane indulges his passion

Robbie drives from London to Glasgow in a classic Jaguar car. Using B-roads. Travelling through the roads that where there before motorways were built. He comes across the strange customs and bizarre things that the villages and small towns get up to. Such as cheese chasing...:) Its basically Robbie,indulging his love for classic cars and travel. And getting paid for it. Its a very good show and an irreverent look at Britain. It good to see Robbie doing something different, and he is a very good host. He puts up with the customs with good humour, and even has a go at a few of them himself. He seems to genuinely enjoy meeting the people. His favourite moment when he gets to conduct a brass band. A job he did very well and the look of joy on his face is tremendous. And Hagrid is not mentioned anywhere on the entire show.