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Just William (2010 TV series) screenplay was written by Simon Nye, who was a writer on the series "Men Behaving Badly". Daniel Roche was cast in the title role as William Brown, the main character and leader of "The Outlaws" along with his friends Ginger, Douglas and Henry. Ten year old Roche had received critical acclaim for his performances as Ben in the BBC comedy series "Outnumbered". Isabella Blake-Thomas, who appeared in the BBC Four television film "Enid", got the part of Violet Elizabeth Bott, William's neighbour. Due to the setting of the series, Roche had to have his trademark curly hair cut short. The