Trivia In August , it was announced that Dame Eileen Atkins Lady Maud Holland had decided not to appear in the next season because she was unhappy with the direction the new scripts were taking. Connections Featured in Breakfast: Episode dated 22 December User reviews 35 Review.
Top review. One of the best British TV series I have ever seen - full series please. It was with much trepidation that I watched this series on BBC over the Christmas break, I was sure that it was going to be a major disappointment as a remake of the classic s TV series.
However I am glad to say that I was very wrong. Rather than a remake, this is a continuation of the story of Eaton Place in Belgravia, the scene of the original series. Jean Marsh, who appeared in and co-created the original series, returns as Rose Buck, and helps the new tenants assemble a new retinue of housekeeping staff. The new series is set in the late s and to add to the trials and tribulations of the new servants, we see initial interest in British fascism and the ensuing riots, Jewish fugitives from Germany and evidence of aristocratic flirtations with Nazi Germany.
The three episodes were very poignant and involving and included much humour also. The entire cast were uniformly excellent and I can only hope that the episodes were successful enough to result in a full blown series. Bobby Jan 6, FAQ 1. Details Edit. Release date February 7, United States.
United Kingdom. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour. Related news. Jul 28 Trailers from Hell. The public loved it. The series was also a favorite with American audiences when it aired in the US in Viewers delighted in watching the intrigues of the aristocratic Bellamy family alongside the lives of the servants who served them.
The period drama won several awards stateside, including eight Emmys and two Golden Globes, and was one of the highest-rated shows in PBS history. The Talent. Eileen Atkins was playing Queen Victoria in a stage play and had to forgo a role in the production. Years later, she was cast as Mrs. One face younger viewers may recognize from the s series is Pauline Collins. When the series was rebooted in , both Jean Marsh and Eileen Atkins took roles for the first season of the new period drama.
Marsh returned as Rose Buck, now the head of an employment agency tasked with supplying Eaton Place with a fresh crop of servants, and Atkins plays the eccentric mother-in-law. Wilson were recruited to play the new upstairs occupants, and they positively sizzle together. She seems to have almost stepped out of the pages of a periodical of the day, not just in the style of her clothes and hair, but in demeanor. Claire Foy The Crown , who plays the devious younger sister, Persie, particularly shines in her role.
The House that Lives On. The five seasons of the original series are set between and , moving through the Edwardian, First World War, and Interwar eras. Streaming Library with thousands of TV episodes and movies Watch full seasons of exclusive series, classic favorites, Hulu Originals, hit movies, current episodes, kids shows, and tons more.
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