The Magic Roundabout scripts being word for word translations, and the characters having voices strikingly similar to the French dub's voices. Dylan and Mr. MacHenry also retain their original French names (Flappy and Bonhomme Jouvence a.k.a. Mr. Young, respectively) with Mr Rusty having Mr. McHenry's name. Aside from that however, most of the characters have their names from the British version. In 2007, a new TV version of "The Magic Roundabout" was created, with 52 x 11-minute episodes, by French animation house Action Synthese with scripts and voices produced in the UK. Directed by Graham Ralph of Silver Fox Films and produced by
Charlie Brown's Roundabout in Limehouse, London. Charlie Brown's Roundabout Charlie Brown's Roundabout is the common name for a roundabout at the southern end of the M11 motorway in South Woodford, London. The roundabout is at the junction of the North Circular Road with Southend Road and Chigwell Road. The M11 sliproads connect with the westbound North Circular Road by flyovers above the roundabout. The roundabout is named after the pub that was demolished in 1972 when the roundabout was enlarged to accommodate the sliproads for the newly constructed motorway. The landlord's father – also Charlie Brown – was the landlord of the original