![]() ![]() ![]() "The cast were all made up of my best friends and the funniest people. Our trailers were right next door to each other. It was just heavenly getting to work with him and seeing him every day. I think I had tears of happiness in my eyes for most of it. Opening up about what it was like to work with her brother, Natasia said in a press release issued to Bustle UK: "It was a dream come true. I had notes out on my iPhone and made a list as long as your arm of little idiosyncratic things that people would do." ![]() A lot of it has ended up in the show actually. He told Channel 4: "We did a couple of viewings and I’d look out for little mannerisms. However, according Demetriou, a lot of Stath's weird and wonderful techniques were actually based on things he'd seen real estate agents do during his research for the show. And it seems pretty fair to say, some of his techniques to stave off competition from slick operators and rival agents, Smethwick were certainly unusual. Previously: Series 1 of the sitcom followed letting agent Stath (Jamie Demetriou) as he tried (and mostly failed) to lease some seriously sub-par flats for his family's north London business Michael & Eagle – pointing out the benefits of a shower, getting up close and personal with laminate flooring, and smacking kitchen cupboards to show how strong they were. ![]() Update: Stath Lets Flats returns for Series 2 on Aug. But will will there be a Series 2 of Stath Lets Flats ? So it makes sense that Channel 4 would turn the perils of flat-hunting in London into a hilarious comedy. Turning up to viewings to find half of the capital is interested in the same flat as you, or forking out well over half your monthly income for a house that feels like it might fall down at any moment. The London renting scene can often feel like one big joke. ![]()
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