Mine All Mine (2004– )

Max Vivaldi has always believed that he owns the town of Swansea, thanks to an ancient ancestral document that hangs on his wall. But instead of commanding respect, it's made him a laughing stock. Max discovers he's been right all along

Stars:

Griff Rhys Jones, Matthew Barry, Debbie Chazen

Cast

Series cast summary:
Griff Rhys Jones	...	Max Vivaldi (5 episodes, 2004)
Matthew Barry	...	Leo Vivaldi (5 episodes, 2004)
Debbie Chazen	...	Big Claire (5 episodes, 2004)
Simon Gregor	...	Sam Beynon (5 episodes, 2004)
Robin Griffith	...	Mr. Collier (5 episodes, 2004)
Jennifer Hill	...	Bronwen Thomas (5 episodes, 2004)
Jason Hughes	...	Gethin Morris (5 episodes, 2004)
Lynn Hunter	...	Iris Price (5 episodes, 2004)
Ruth Madoc	...	Myrtle Jones (5 episodes, 2004)
John Scott Martin	...	Rico Vivaldi (5 episodes, 2004)
Glyn Morgan	...	Thomas Roberts (5 episodes, 2004)
Rhian Morgan	...	Val Vivaldi (5 episodes, 2004)
Sharon Morgan	...	Stella Craven (5 episodes, 2004)
Siwan Morris	...	Maria Vivaldi (5 episodes, 2004)
Joanna Page	...	Candy Vivaldi (5 episodes, 2004)
Jo Stone-Fewings	...	Danny Baveystock (5 episodes, 2004)
Ri Richards	...	Mrs. Digby (4 episodes, 2004)
Tim Treloar	...	Cliff Finch (4 episodes, 2004)
Ceri Mears	...	Cameraman (3 episodes, 2004)
Hugh Ross	...	Mr. Coltrane (3 episodes, 2004)
Greg Llewellyn Arthur	...	Reporter (2 episodes, 2004)
Matt Ryan	...	Tonker (2 episodes, 2004)

Storyline

Max Vivaldi has always believed that he owns the town of Swansea, thanks to an ancient ancestral document that hangs on his wall. But instead of commanding respect, it's made him a laughing stock. Max discovers he's been right all along

Details

Official Sites:

Red Production Company [United Kingdom]

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

25 November 2004 (UK)

Filming Locations:

Bury, Greater Manchester, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Red Production Company

Technical Specs

Runtime:

50 min 50 min (6 episodes)

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Gethin Morris: I even had to go out and buy the rope. I don't have rope. Who has rope? Then I got all paranoid about the police investigating anyone who buys too much rope.

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Connections

Referenced in Three Men Go to Ireland: Episode #1.1 (2009)

User Reviews

for Who fans...

The John Scott Martin connection is great. As broadcast on BBC America,this series proves that Russell D. Davies was the perfect person to adapt Doctor Who for a modern (mainstream) audience. In many ways it appears to be his love letter to Wales. For the first time since Blue Scar, a WELSH drama. It depends on stereotypes to be sure, but they are lovingly realized, full of nostalgia, beauty, affection, and great sentimentality. I love it, with a big smile on my face throughout. Brilliant. Without spoilers, the story contains superlative acting, realistic drama, lines and stories much more similar to "Bob and Rose" than "Queer as Folk" but similar in approach. One thing that really appeals is the direct comedy. It's refreshing that this seems to be essentially a comedy, without the constraints of "drama". Davies seems to relish in this liberation, especially the manicness this allows.