Going Postal: Richard Coyle Interview

Richard Coyle talks to us about the perils of playing a character called 'Moist Von Lipwig' and the advice given from Terry Pratchett fans on set.

Going Postal: Sky1 HD meets Terry Pratchett

Here at Sky1 HD we jumped at the chance to grab a few minutes with Terry Pratchett and talk about the up and coming Going Postal. Terry delves into Discworld and reveals his love for the efficient Victorian mail system, stamps and the colourful characters that brought his novel to life.

You can also download an audio podcast of the entire interview and listen to Terry talk in depth about writing Going Postal and his thoughts on the television adaptation.

Going postal with Terry Pratchett

The Discworld author talks about a new television adaptation of "Going Postal," the problems power brings, and the impossibility of living in a world when he isn't writing a book. Matilda Battersby reports.

Going Postal: New Extended Trailer!

Check out the new extended trailer for Going Postal coming to Sky1HD this May.

Going Postal: Exclusive Trailer!

Following the phenominal success of Sir Terry Pratchett's Hogfather and The Colour of Magic, Sky1 HD brings Going Postal to spectacular life this May.

Sir Terry Pratchett's Going Postal

Following the critical and ratings success of Sir Terry Pratchett's Hogfather and The Colour of Magic, Sky1 HD and Sky1 now brings Going Postal to spectacular life. One of Sir Terry Pratchett's most popular Discworld novels, Going Postal is a lavish two part adaptation exclusive to Sky1 HD and Sky1 transmitting at the end of May 2010.

Sky1 goes back to Discworld this time it's Going Postal

Sky1 is rapidly becoming the channel to go to for Terry Pratchett fans. The channel ploughed its budget into Hogfather and The Colour Of Magic, two relatively ok adaptations of TP's Discworld novels. Now the channel, which, it has to be said, is starting to produce some half-decent, homegrown HD drama, has announced its third Discworld adaptation. I'm not a huge Pratchett fan myself and I'm particularly immersed in Pratchett fan culture, but I'm guessing the fans will be massively excited that Going Postal, the most popular Discworld novel of them all.