TV Series

Series Name:	Queer As Folk
Format:	TV Series
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Years:	1999 - 2000
Country:	UK
Language:	English
Genre:	Drama, LGBT
Rating:	9.0 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	11 Have Seen
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Selected Cast	Aidan Gillen as Stuart Jones
	Craig Kelly as Vince Tyler
	Charlie Hunnam as Nathan Maloney
	Denise Black as Hazel Tyler
	Antony Cotton as Alexander Perry
	Peter O'Brien as Cameron Roberts

Notes

Followed by an American adaptation that ran from 2000 to 2005.

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD

Queer As Folk - C1TV - Europe (1999)

DVD

Queer As Folk: Same Men, New Tricks - C1TV - Europe (1999)

DVD Box Set

Queer As Folk - Warner Bros. - UK (2009)

DVD Box Set

Queer As Folk: The Complete First Season - Showtime Entertainment - USA (2001)

DVD Box Set

Queer As Folk: The Complete Second Season - Showtime Entertainment - USA (2003)

DVD Box Set

Queer As Folk: The Complete Third Season - Showtime Entertainment - USA (2003)

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Comments and Reviews


23skidoo 13th Sep 2015		Found a title screen for Series 1. I've asked for it to be swapped out for the Series 2 title screen currently in place.



23skidoo 22nd Jul 2015		Not a show I'm interested in, but I do credit its success with Davies being given the green light to bring back Doctor Who a few years later. I can't think of two shows further apart in subject matter, but without one we might not have had the other. (Or someone less capable might have been hired to do the Doctor Who revival and we might not be still enjoying it 10 years later.) Interesting that the original QAF ran only for a year, while the US version ran for several. Ironically that's the reverse of Davies' DW success Steven Moffat whose series Coupling enjoyed a run of several years in the UK, but burned out in less than a year in the US version. Except in QAF's case both versions were well received.



nboldock 7th Jun 2015		Groundbreaking and genuinely brilliant drama from the pen of Russell T Davies. I watched it all again a couple of years back on DVD - it was still compelling viewing. Hugely controversial at the time of course due to the often graphic sexual content (controversial mainly in repressed middle England I should imagine), a fact that did it absolutely no harm at all in publicity terms. If you've never seen it, you really should. Excellent stuff.

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