This series follows the legend of Wilhelm Gorkeit of Tellikon (William Tell), who, as the stories say, shot an apple off of his son's head and lead the rebellion to free Switzerland.
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Title: The Legend of William Tell (1998)
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| Kieren Hutchison | ... | William Tell 16 episodes, 1998 | |
| Andrew Robertt | ... | Lord Xax 16 episodes, 1998 | |
| Nathaniel Lees | ... | Leon 16 episodes, 1998 | |
| Katrina Browne | ... | Aruna 16 episodes, 1998 | |
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Ray Henwood | ... | Kreel 16 episodes, 1998 |
| Sharon Tyrell | ... | Kalem 16 episodes, 1998 | |
| Beth Allen | ... | Princess Vara 16 episodes, 1998 | |
| Drew Neemia | ... | Drogo 15 episodes, 1998 | |
| Peter McKenzie | ... | Warrior Captain 10 episodes, 1998 | |
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This series follows the legend of Wilhelm Gorkeit of Tellikon (William Tell). His legendary story began when he shot an apple off of his son's head with his bow and arrow. Then the story tells of his efforts to lead the rebellion to free Switzerland. Written by blogmonstermike.wordpress.com
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30 August 1998 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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I unfortunately did not see the series in its entirety, but of what I viewed, I was most impressed. I feel comparisons to 'Xena' or 'Hercules' is without credence. Just because of similarity in era, this surely must NOT dictate that the storylines be relative!
Perhaps an open minded approach, would lend itself to a greater appreciation of the tale at hand. The lack of an over abundance of the normal predictable violence, fields a capacity to hold ones attention, via pure salubrious entertainment and I for one, find that refreshingly welcoming!
I found the actors very believable, in particular the character of 'Drogo'in the episode titled, "The Lotus Eaters", in a scene in the forest with his dad.(or is it??) I am a very hard person to please, where television/movies are concerned, therefore I am perplexed at the negativity of one particular viewers comments! I guess some people are just happy being miserable!
My summary: If you have a chance to catch this wonderful series, please do so and judge for yourself! It is awesome family viewing, with breathtaking scenery and 'Quality' acting!
NICKY of NEW ZEALAND.