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Sold (TV series)


FieldValue
imageSold TV logo.png
genreComedy drama
starringKris Marshall
Bryan Dick
Christina Cole
Dan Johnston
Ella Smith
countryUnited Kingdom
languageEnglish
num_series1
num_episodes6
executive_producerRob Pursey
producerPhilip Trethowan
companyTouchpaper Television
networkITV
first_aired
last_aired

Bryan Dick Christina Cole Dan Johnston Ella Smith

Sold is a British comedy drama television series produced by Touchpaper Television for ITV. The series stars Kris Marshall and Bryan Dick as Matt and Danny, employees of Colubrines Estate Agents. It is written by Steve Coombes and was broadcast between 15 November and 20 December 2007.

Characters

  • Danny, played by Bryan Dick — An estate agent "with a heart ... who makes [buyers' and sellers'] dreams come true."
  • Matt, played by Kris Marshall — Danny's colleague, who seeks to exploit people for their money.
  • Mr. Colubrine, played by Anthony Head — The owner of the company. Head bases his performance on Alan Sugar.
  • Mel, played by Christina Cole
  • Phoebe, played by Ella Smith
  • Jonty, played by Dan Johnston

Production

Filming began in the week beginning 25 June 2007 in and around London. It is directed by Cilla Ware and distributed internationally by RDF Media. Prior to the announcement of the series, it was referred to by RDF as "Homeboys". The set for the estate Agents was The Pub Studio in Battersea London.

Episodes

TitleViewersOriginal airdate
Aux1= 4.44 million20071115df=y}}ShortSummary= As the new flagship store opens, Danny is given just a few weeks to prove himself at Colubrine’s – or find a new job. His heartless colleagues relish his initial failure as he enrages a house hunting couple by exposing the husband’s infidelity, and upsets a struggling single mother already at her wits’ end.

Reception

The programme opened with strong ratings, securing 4 million viewers for the first and second episodes. That number had halved by the final episode. Writing in The Guardian, Gareth McLean called it "so atrocious in every possible way – from its dire script through cartoonish characters to music that will have you hankering for tinnitus".

References

References

  1. [http://www.craveonline.com/filmtv/articles/04648743/2/anthony_stewart_head_on_hotel_babylon.html Anthony Stewart Head on Hotel Babylon]{{dead link. (December 2017)
  2. Hemley, Matthew. (2007-06-19). "BBC gets the scoop on tabloid life with drama". [[The Stage]].
  3. Holmwood, Leigh. (2007-06-11). "ITV sold on estate agent comedy". [[Guardian Unlimited]].
  4. RDF Media Group plc (15 May 2007). [https://web.archive.org/web/20070928141455/http://www.rdfmedia.com/rdfmedia/results/prelim07/prelim07.pdf RDF Media Group plc Full Year Results For the Year Ended 31 January 2007]. [[News release. Press release]]. Retrieved on 22 August 2007.
  5. "Shop Women's Dresses, Comfortable Footwear, Fashion Skirts, Sportswear, Sunglasses, Jewellery More at UK | Fresh Holiday Fashion".
  6. Conlan, Tara. (2007-11-23). "Arrange Me a Marriage engages 1.8m". [[Guardian Unlimited]].
  7. Holmwood, Leigh. (2007-11-30). "Nearly 7 million watch Cerys eviction". [[Guardian Unlimited]].
  8. Tryhorn, Chris. (2007-12-14). "Viewers not sold on estate agent drama". [[Guardian Unlimited]].
  9. Plunkett, John. (2007-12-21). "Viewers don't buy into ITV1's Sold". [[Guardian Unlimited]].
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