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Little Crackers
- TV comedy drama
- Sky One
- 2010 - 2012
- 35 episodes (3 series)
Festive seasons of autobiographical short films written by and starring some of Britain's top comedy stars, including Stephen Fry and Barbara Windsor. Stars Chris O'Dowd, Catherine Tate, Julian Barratt, Stephen Fry, Kathy Burke and more.
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Little Crackers 2011, Episode 2 - Jack Whitehall's Little Cracker
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Daddy's Little Princess
Jack Whitehall and his dad don't see eye to eye. Jack, you see, is a dramatic child with a penchant for running away, and dressing up as his favourite heroines. Yes, heroines. Despite Dad's efforts, Jack isn't boys' boy, although progress is made when his son starts donning a slightly more masculine costume, that of Robin Hood. Then Jack announces what he wants for his birthday: Barbies. Plural. Dad's not having any of it, so Jack runs off, bumping into a certain Prince of Thieves, who just so happens to be an expert on father-son relationships.
Notes
Produced by Tiger Aspect.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Sunday 18th December 2011
- Time
- 9:15pm
- Channel
- Sky One
- Length
- 15 minutes
Cast & crew
Jack Whitehall | Robin |
Archie Lyndhurst | Young Jack |
Robert Daws | Michael (Dad) |
Belinda Stewart-Wilson | Hilary (Mum) |
Anthony O'Donnell | Uncle Peter |
Hilary Whitehall | Relation |
Jack Whitehall | Writer |
Freddy Syborn | Writer |
Simon Carlyle | Script Editor |
Juliet May | Director |
Margot Gavan Duffy | Producer |
Lucy Lumsden | Executive Producer |
Ben Cavey | Executive Producer |
Saskia Schuster | Executive Producer |
Jake Bernard | Editor |
Jo Sutherland | Production Designer |
Simon Lacey | Composer |
Video
Little Crackers: Jack Whitehall
Jack Whitehall explains about his unconventional childhood.
Featuring: Robert Daws (Michael), Archie Lyndhurst (Young Jack) & Jack Whitehall.