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White Gold

  • Série télévisée
  • 2017–2019
  • 16
  • 30min
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7,3/10
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James Buckley, Ed Westwick, and Joe Thomas in White Gold (2017)
White Gold
Lire trailer0:31
1 Video
33 photos
sitcomComédie

L'histoire d'une salle d'exposition à double vitrage à Essex en 1983, menée par le charismatique vendeur Vincent, intelligent, beau et imperturbable, prêt à tout pour garantir une vente.L'histoire d'une salle d'exposition à double vitrage à Essex en 1983, menée par le charismatique vendeur Vincent, intelligent, beau et imperturbable, prêt à tout pour garantir une vente.L'histoire d'une salle d'exposition à double vitrage à Essex en 1983, menée par le charismatique vendeur Vincent, intelligent, beau et imperturbable, prêt à tout pour garantir une vente.

  • Création
    • Damon Beesley
  • Casting principal
    • Ed Westwick
    • James Buckley
    • Joe Thomas
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,3/10
    14 k
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    • Création
      • Damon Beesley
    • Casting principal
      • Ed Westwick
      • James Buckley
      • Joe Thomas
    • 81avis d'utilisateurs
    • 11avis des critiques
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    Ed Westwick
    Ed Westwick
    • Vincent Swan
    • 2017–2019
    James Buckley
    James Buckley
    • Brian Fitzpatrick
    • 2017–2019
    Joe Thomas
    Joe Thomas
    • Martin Lavender
    • 2017–2019
    Linzey Cocker
    Linzey Cocker
    • Sam Swan
    • 2017–2019
    Lauren O'Rourke
    Lauren O'Rourke
    • Carol
    • 2017–2019
    Nigel Lindsay
    Nigel Lindsay
    • Tony Walsh
    • 2017–2019
    Lee Ross
    Lee Ross
    • Ronnie
    • 2017–2019
    Charlie-Lou Borthwick
    • Natalie
    • 2017–2019
    Bobby Smalldridge
    Bobby Smalldridge
    • Robbie
    • 2017–2019
    Jack Doolan
    Jack Doolan
    • Andrew Davies…
    • 2017–2019
    Lloyd Hutchinson
    Lloyd Hutchinson
    • Brendan
    • 2017–2019
    Rachel Shenton
    Rachel Shenton
    • Joanne Scott
    • 2019
    Harriet Webb
    Harriet Webb
    • Maureen
    • 2017–2019
    Lorraine Bruce
    Lorraine Bruce
    • Miss Barnes
    • 2017
    Saffron Hocking
    Saffron Hocking
    • Miss Lyndsey
    • 2017
    Theo Barklem-Biggs
    Theo Barklem-Biggs
    • Ronnie Jr.
    • 2019
    Gerard Monaco
    Gerard Monaco
    • Martin
    • 2017–2019
    Steve Evets
    Steve Evets
    • Barry…
    • 2019
    • Création
      • Damon Beesley
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    8blabbywhale

    A good series, but as good as I would have hoped!

    Overall, a very good series to watch on a rainy day but not one to stay up for!

    If you're looking for something like "The Inbetweeners", this is probably NOT the series you would have hoped for. Though Joe Thomas and James Buckley's characters certainly have similar personas in this series, the whole show being dominated by Ed Westwick's imposing character means that the overall vibe is less childish and juvenile without turning dark.

    A clever and comic plot, with hints of irony and at times bitter humour, whilst keeping some with some scenes being humorous in a rather vulgar way. The plot is quite memorable, and some scenes certainly have a deeper meaning to them; the final episode leaves one thinking about the ending for a some time afterwards. You certainly want to binge watch all the episodes at once, but perhaps not as much as "Cuckoo" or "Fresh Meat".

    Despite this, I would not say it is as funny or accomplished as other British comedies with similar target audiences ("Cuckoo", for example is much funnier in my opinion). The main problem with this new show is that we hardly feel any empathy for characters, Ed Westwick's character is quite unlikable and the only character we really feel sorry for is Sam Swan (Lindsey Cocker). We understand that the others are quite irritating and annoying figures, but that's about it!

    The other reason I find that this show is not as funny as it could be is because its seems a bit restrained in terms of use of language and insults. The show was shown at 10pm, and words such as "c**t" are used throughout the series. Vulgarities are then certainly present, yet it feels as though Joe Thomas and James Buckley's insults are quite restrained. And those two characters' vulgar and overly-offensive insults were some of the most hilarious parts of "The Inbetweeners".

    "White Gold" is then certainly good, but did slightly disappoint after shows like "The Inbetweeners" where I felt that Thomas and Buckley were at their best.
    8DagRos

    Enjoyable eighties nostalgia comedy

    This is an enjoyable easy watch with many laughs, sometimes vulgar under the belt. A little trashy and filled with eighties nostalgia. There is no refinement, subtleties or finesse. Just raw spot on cynical comedy without political correctness. Be warned.

    It is a fun way to spend some time off watching this if you have lots of free time to fill. Each episode is also short so easy watch now and then.

    Some might love this kind of humour, others will be a bit offset by the crude style and dialogue.

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    9NJLinfo

    BRILLIANT move by Netflix

    Lets see more of these UK shows on Netflix. There's a huge expat market in the USA and we miss the type of telly we know and love from the UK.

    No one from England should have any trouble understanding an Essex accent. I saw the review where someone had trouble understanding the dialog. Bless.
    9khunkrumark

    Alfie... in the eighties!

    Damon Beesley is primarily a TV producer but when he does write, it's gold... and in this case - White Gold! The brains behind 'The Inbetweeners' hits the mark again with this comedy-drama (emphasis on comedy) about the lives of three Essex double-glazing salesmen.

    Ed Westwick plays fast-talking Vincent who narrates directly to the camera to keep us in tune with what's going on in his world. It's an excellent rip-off of Michael Caine's 1966 'Alfie' device (and character... which Jude Law failed to pull off in 2004.)

    The opening gag from the first episode sets the tone for the series... it's crude, tacky, rude... and very, very funny. If you liked 'The Inbetweeners' then you'll feel right at home here. The only difference is that the swearing here is real and not a made up language to beat the watershed.

    Just drooling over a rare sighting of the drop-dead gorgeous Linzey Cocker playing ''er indoors' is another good reason to stick around. She's great fun as Vincent's sassy, foul-mouthed missus.

    James Buckley and Joe Thomas team up again, and fill the screen with remarkable chemistry while they spar off each other effortlessly. Beesley should re-write 'The Odd Couple' for these two!

    The musical inserts are spot on and a fantastic reminder of an unremarkable time in the UK where wide boys drank Stella from sleeve glasses and thick hair and thin ties were de rigueur!

    I'd love to see the show renewed but I'm not sure it could be. Things seemed to tie up nicely at the end and maybe there's only so much eighties nostalgia any one man can tolerate!

    I loved this program and it made a fantastic change from the insipid rubbish churned out masquerading as comedy over the last few years. The BBC doesn't do comedy very well anymore but on this occasion, they have hit the mark!
    8bpilgrim-46229

    Loved it !

    This TV series, which just premiered on Netflix, is basically a chance to see Ed Westwick play the part of Chuck Bass again. If you loved the arrogant asshole that Chuck Bass was in Gossip Girl, you'll definitely love Vincent Swan. The cast in this show is absolutely great. Ed Westwick, James Buckley and Joe Thomas are an incredibly funny trio that you will for sure grow fond of over the episodes. If you've ever worked or been in contact with sales, you'll definitely relate to the characters and the situations that they find themselves in. It is a great example of a smart comedy. What I think makes the series so funny and interesting is the fact that the main character, Vincent, talks a lot to the audience, becoming also some sort of narrator. The soundtrack is also great, featuring a lot of amazing songs from the 70's and 80's , such as Another One Bites the Dust, by Queen. However, something that I've wondered is : How will the writers continue the series without making it boring, since, well, a salesman's life can be interesting only to an extent. There's one thing that,to me, isn't much of a problem, but I can understand why some people have complained about it is that, even if you are a fluent English speaker, but don't understand very well people that speak with a heavy Essex accent, you'll definitely have trouble understanding everything they say, which means you'll have to pay a great deal of attention to what's being said.

    Pros - Great acting - Funny, but not stupid - Great soundtrack

    Cons - How will they continue the story ( not necessarily a con) - Heavy accent

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    • Anecdotes
      Creator Damon Beesley's father was a double glazing salesman.
    • Gaffes
      One episode in series 2 is set in Malta. The taxis used are left-hand drive vehicles, whereas in Malta they drive on the left, so the cars should have been right-hand drive.
    • Connexions
      Featured in The Graham Norton Show: Salma Hayek/David Walliams/James Buckley/Ed Westwick/Liam Payne (2017)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 14 septembre 2017 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Site officiel
      • Official Site
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Бело злато
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Stanford le Hope, Essex, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni
    • Société de production
      • Fudge Park Productions
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