The Vicar of Dibley: The Great Big Companion to Dibley by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer
Published November 1, 2009
Book info
- Title The Vicar of Dibley: The Great Big Companion to Dibley
- Author Richard Curtis
- Year 2000
- Genre Humour
Geraldine Grainger. All woman. Sean Bean fan. Chocolate addict. VICAR? Collected together here, for the first time, are the very best Vicar of Dibley scripts, with loads of brand-new and, frankly, hilarious extra material. Read about the school recorder group scandal, as reported in the local paper, thrill to Frank's fascinating Parish Council Meeting minutes. Witness the letter Alice receives from the Vatican and explore the definitive map of Dibley - its cottages, its forests, its very deep puddles. Village life will never seem the same again. A treat for Dibley fans, old and new.
Thoughts
Who doesn’t love The Vicar of Dibley? The version I read didn’t have the bright cheerful dust jacket on, it was just a red hardback book. It looks intimidating, but once you open the cover, there is simply joy inside.
There are selected scripts, although after doing some research, I discovered that there are only some of the first series episodes missing, and of course anything since the book was released.
The text was interspersed with biography style pictures, plus a few new additions in the form of notes, drawings and scribbles. It’s brilliant, and the sort of book I can pick up in a few years and enjoy it all over again.
Rating: 5 / 5