Christmas telly often gets a bad rap but every now and then they put something on TV on Crimbo Day which is sublimely perfect for Christmas family viewing - and this year is no exception.
On Christmas Day, BBC One will be screening a special festive adaptation of Julia Donaldson's Stick Man at 4.45pm.
The RadioTimes reports:
"Sherlock's Martin Freeman and Downton Abbey's Hugh Bonneville are teaming up to bring children a bit of Christmas magic this year, as they lend their voices to BBC1's special festive adaptation of picture book Stick Man. The enchanting children's tale – written by Gruffalo author Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler – is being adapted for the small screen by Oscar-nominated entertainment company Magic Light Pictures and will feature as part of the BBC's big Christmas line-up."
Other stars featuring in the TV adaptation of this much-loved children's book include Jennifer Saunders, Russell Tovey, Rob Brydon and Oscar nominee Sally Hawkins.
CANNOT.WAIT.
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