Adam Hills: Take His Legs
Synopsis
Take His Legs is the remarkable story of the birth of Physical Disability Rugby League (PDRL) in the UK, and the rise of the Warrington Wolves PDRL team, from open trial, to World Champions in just six months. This one-off special follows comedian and host of the award-winning The Last Leg, Adam Hills as he embarks on a personal, physical and emotional journey to live out his boyhood dream to play competitive rugby league.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Pete Thomas, Torquil Jones
- Original Title
- Adam Hills: Take His Legs
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 50m
- Production Studios
- Noah Media Group
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Pete Thomas, Torquil Jones
Andrew White
Department Leadership Roster
Andrew White
Director of Photography
Pete Thomas
Director
Torquil Jones
Director
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What is Adam Hills: Take His Legs about?
Take His Legs is the remarkable story of the birth of Physical Disability Rugby League (PDRL) in the UK, and the rise of the Warrington Wolves PDRL team, from open trial, to World Champions in just six months. This one-off special follows comedian and host of the award-winning The Last Leg, Adam Hills as he embarks on a personal, physical and emotional journey to live out his boyhood dream to play competitive rugby league.
Who directed Adam Hills: Take His Legs?
Adam Hills: Take His Legs was directed by Pete Thomas, Torquil Jones.
Who stars in Adam Hills: Take His Legs?
The principal cast of Adam Hills: Take His Legs includes Adam Hills.
When was Adam Hills: Take His Legs released and how long is it?
Adam Hills: Take His Legs was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 50m.