As the cult comedy ends, Rhiannon Evans asks This Country’s Daisy May Cooper what’s next – for herself and the beloved character she created. Read more on Grazia.
The Vicar has gone, Kurtan has a flat and Kerry… well, Kerry is the same as when we met her. The last- ever episode of This Country aired this week and, as with all the best comedies, left us wanting more. But for creators Daisy May Cooper and her brother Charlie , it was time to end This Country - an eminently quotable mockumentary about the community in a small Cotswolds village with few opportunities. We spoke to Daisy about her next projects, a Mandy spin-off and those award show dresses.
Charlie and I really want to sit down and get our teeth into the next thing... We’re talking about something period, which might be quite fun.so many people have grown up in small little communities It’s all that there is. The only primary school in our area was CofE, so everything was about Jesus. So we just left thinking that’s fact – it was taught like it’s a history lesson. Then when it was the Darwinism thing at secondary school I was like, ‘Woah!’ It was such a shock. The vicar was originally meant to be a police officer, but we thought there’s something lovely about a vicar doing it, because morally, he feels like he has to save these people, who are completely unsavable.
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