ACGAS star Callum Woodhouse admits it’s ‘intimidating’ playing Tristan | Television and radio | Show biz & TV
All Creatures Great and Small airs on Channel 5, and the series has been officially renewed for three more seasons. On the Christmas special, fans saw Tristan Farnon (played by Callum Woodhouse) take his vet exams. The actor spoke exclusively to Express.co.uk about the portrait of the young vet.
All Creatures Big and Small, Season 3 will likely see Tristan go solo as he deals with clients in Darrowby.
His brother Siegfried (Samuel West) was delighted to learn that Tristan had finally passed his exams.
He’s likely to give Tristan a lot more responsibility which would really test his level of professionalism.
Tristan is also dealing with personal relationships as he found out that his sweetheart, Maggie (Mollie Winnard) was already engaged.
The young vet was previously played by Peter Davison in the BBC version of the series.
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Ahead of the season three renewal, he said: “If we get to season three it will be interesting to see him start his official job as a qualified vet.
“And his love life, the idea of ​​a long-term relationship rubbed off on James. [Herriot] to Tristan. “
The actor also discussed how the third season will tackle the impending World War II, as it will unfold in 1939.
He added: “It would be impossible to ignore and it would be doing a disservice.
“Our version is more of a voice for women than the original.
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“With the men leaving the farms in the hands of the women, it would be amazing to shine the spotlight on that.”
Fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts on Woodhouse and his portrayal of Tristan.
@AolCatherine said: “@AllCreaturesTV Thank you very much everyone for what has been the best show on TV!
“A wonderful ending tonight, the character of Tristan is hilarious, beautiful scenery, and the horse and foal made us cry.”
Annabel Mason said: “That was the healthy goodness I needed after this week. Is anyone else a little bit in love with Tristan?”
All Creatures Great and Small is on My5 and Acorn TV in the UK, and airs on PBS in the US.