Guten, Tag!
Since 2012, the Official Auf Wiedersehen, Pet Fansite has been ‘constructing’ the largest ever
collection of behind the scenes pictures, videos, memories, build plans, scripts and so much more.
Since it’s first airing back in 1983, the show has struck a chord with viewers and critics alike, which
continues today.
Auf Wiedersehen, Pet has established itself as one of the most critically acclaimed shows ever in the UK. 30 years later the show is still as popular and
has a strong legion of fans worldwide. It’s strength is behind it’s writing, it’s cast and it’s passion, and many fans hold it close to their hearts.
Dennis, Neville, Oz, Bomber, Barry, Moxey, Wayne and Wyman have travelled the world laying bricks, nailing timber and drinking beer. From
Düsseldorf to Thailand the lads have given us laughs and tears, ending with Neville saying those immortal words, ‘Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.....’ The show is
ever expanding with Fan Events, the first being the cast attended ‘Convention’ in Newcastle in September 2013, and the latest ‘Fan Gathering’ in July 2014.
“The show is one of the greatest TV dramas of all time, thanks to a fantastic cast
and brilliant writing by Ian la Frenais and Dick Clement...”
Franc Roddam, Creator.
What’s The Word Then?
Official Merchandise....
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Creating Thornely Manor
In late 1984 the production team started work on turning a country hall deep in the Nottinghamshire countryside into Thornely Manor which on screen was based in Derbyshire. View pictures and find out how they did it. More>>
Join ‘The Barley Mow Consortium’ and
preserve the future of this historic pub!
October: John Bowler aka Howard radcliff Interview!
The team caught up with John Bowler who played the pivotal character in series 2, Howard
‘Hedgehog’ Radcliff. Howard even though not being on screen for very long, played an
important role which fans will know culminated in bringing the lads to the ‘showdown’ fight
at the end of the series 2 episode ‘Cowboy’s.
Find out how John got the part of Howard, how it was working on site with the lads at
Thornely Manor, what he thought of his ‘expensive office’ and what he is currently working
on.
Read Now....!
March: The ‘BIG’ news is out!
Sunday for Sammy, unofficially known as the Geordie Command Performance, will return
to Tyneside on Sunday 18th February 2018 but this time at a new venue.
The show, first held as a tribute to Geordie actor Sammy Johnson in 2000, has been
presented at Newcastle City Hall for nearly every performance. However, in recent years
the demand for tickets has far out-stripped the supply. In 2016 the two spectacular shows
sold-out in a day and thousands of disappointed fans couldn’t get tickets. In 2018, Sunday
for Sammy will re-locate to Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena for two theatre style
performances. 5,000 tickets will be available for each show, more than doubling the
available tickets compared to previous years.
More>>
“The show is one of the greatest TV dramas of all time, thanks to a
fantastic cast and brilliant writing by Ian la Frenais and Dick Clement....”
Franc Roddam, Creator.
© Auf Wiedersehen, Pet
memories, build plans, scripts and so much more. In 1983,
the show struck a chord with viewers and critics alike,
which continues today with old and new fans.
Auf Wiedersehen, Pet has established itself as one of the
most critically acclaimed shows ever in the UK. 30+ years
later the show is still as popular and has a strong legion of
fans worldwide. It’s strength is behind it’s writing, it’s cast
and it’s passion, and many fans hold it close to their hearts.
Dennis, Neville, Oz, Bomber, Barry, Moxey, Wayne and
Wyman have travelled the world laying bricks, nailing
timber and drinking beer. From Düsseldorf to Thailand the
lads have given us laughs and tears, ending with Neville
saying those immortal words, ‘Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.....’ The
show is ever expanding with Fan Events, the first being the
cast attended ‘Convention’ in Newcastle in September
2013, and the latest ‘Fan Gathering’ in July 2014.
Connect with us....
October: The team caught up
with John Bowler who played
the pivotal character in series 2,
Howard ‘Hedgehog’ Radcliff.
Find out how John got the part,
how it was working with the
lads and more...!
Read now>>
What’s The Word Then?...
March: The ‘BIG’ news is out!
Sunday for Sammy, unofficially
known as the Geordie
Command Performance, will
return to Tyneside on Sunday
18th February 2018 but this
time at a new venue.
More>>
