Rownd a Rownd

Rownd a Rownd

Rownd a Rownd is a teen drama on S4C produced by Ffilimau'r Nant (Nant Films). It was originally based on young people who do a paper round, but has since grown to include both their daily school and family life.

The series is filmed in Porthaethwy, Anglesey. An unrealistic factor about Rownd a Rownd is that it is filmed in the Summer months, but the story takes place in the Winter months, so it is always daylight in the morning, where darkness is expected.

The longest star of the series is Dewi 'Pws' Morris who has played the character of Islwyn Morgan, from the start in 1995.


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