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Mackenzie crook (born paul james crook, 29 september 1971) is an english actor, comedian, director and writer. He played gareth keenan in the office , ragetti in the pirates of the caribbean films , orell in the hbo series game of thrones , and the title role of worzel gummidge. He is also the creator and star of bbc four 's detectorists (2014–2022), for which he won two bafta awards. He also plays major roles in tv series britannia , as the opposite leading druids veran and harka. Early life[ Detectorists' Fascinating World ] crook was born on 29 september 1971 in maidstone , kent , and grew up in dartford , kent.
Mackenzie crook and toby jones are back metal detecting for the first time in five years. (image credit: bbc/channel x/kevin baker) the detectorists christmas special 2022 sees mackenzie crook bringing back his band of popular treasure hunters. The feature-length adventure is the first episode of the bafta-winning comedy, which mackenzie writes, directs and stars in, for five years. Asked why he's revisiting the show now, mackenzie says: "i wouldn't do anymore unless i thought of a good story and i think i did a good story". Mackenzie is back as andy alongside toby jones as lance. Speaking about what toby jones brings to the show as lance, mackenzie says: "he's extraordinary.
Starring mackenize crook and toby jones as metal detectorists andy stone and lance stater, detectorists follows their relationships through (to date) three seasons and a christmas special. A further one-off special is now commissioned. The story takes place around the fictional essex town of danebury (actually seemingly inspired by maldon, east of the village of danbury). Filming takes place in suffolk. Detectorists (2014-2017, and now 2022) has become a well-loved comedy (williams et al. 2022). The show has attracted some academic commentary, notably the edited collection by i. M. Keighren and j. Norcup (2020a) which touches on a range of pertinent themes regarding attitudes to landscape and identity through the portrayal of the hobbyists and their environment.
Detectorists centers on two friends from the fictional rural town of danebury, in northern essex (but really in suffolk, if you’re an anglophile), both belonging to the danebury metal detecting society, whose small membership is exactly as eccentric as you might expect. (don’t make the mistake of calling them “metal detectors” — that’s the name of the actual device, not its operator, called a detectorist. ) crook plays andy, scuffling with day jobs while studying to become an archaeologist. Jones plays lance, a bit of a sad sack whose wife left him for a more macho lunk-head. They bond over their hobby, and as that hobby has anchored the story of their lives over three perfect seasons (albeit short — six episodes each), detectorists has refined the art of making a slice-of-life comedy with enough drama and storytelling to make you passionately invested in the characters.
Crook plays andy. Toby jones is lance. In 2014, in the very first episode, we were introduced to the pair detecting in a ploughed field. Andy had found "three shotgun caps and a blakey". Lance pulled something out of the ground. "what you got?" asked andy. Inspecting his find through a magnifying glass, lance replied: "ring pull. '83. Tizer. " metal detecting is not all roman gold and saxon hoards. In fact, it very rarely is. Why do they do it? "metal detecting is the closest you'll get to time travel," lance explains. "see, archaeologists, they gather up the facts, piece the jigsaw together, work out how we lived.