Scatterbrook Days

For a 5 minute short, this encapsulates every magical emotion any Worzel Gummidge fan ever had! We see Jon as a grown man, with a daughter called Charlotte, which is of course a beautiful tribute to the wonderful Charlotte Coleman who played his sister Sue. Jon is seen remembering his days as a child, and his enigmatic friendship with Worzel, and the forlorn expression on his face as he reminisces, I can't help but think that it's also a real expression for actor Jeremy Austin, as filming Worzel as a young child must have been a fantastic and memorable experience. There's a heart warming twist at the end which I'm not going to spoil, you MUST watch this if you are a Gummidge fan! The director and writer has done a wonderful job in this short film, and the music attached is equally fantastic. We hope to see a lengthier follow up to this asap!

John and Mr Peters return to Scatterbrook Farm after many years.

This time John has brought his young daughter Charlotte with him.

She looks bored and is not interested in her dad rekindling old memories at a place he grew up many years ago.

Charlotte fails to notice a creepy Aunt Sally doll in the antique shop. While John and Mr Peters spot a card of the Crowman is still up. He must be over a hounded years old by now.

At the farm John is rather sad that the scarecrow is not there. Mr Peters tells him that he is not expected to be there after so many years.

Only for young Charlotte to later notice the scarecrow has returned and he comes back to life.

A delightful 5 minutes short, a nostalgic trip with lots of love and warmth. You feel this was made by the original production team after so many years.

Only Jeremy Austin remains from the main cast.