George Sanders and Tom Conway were brothers in real-life.

Lol! the name of this film has not dated well

I saw this in 1975, at a theatre in Vancouver that one of the large Alliance churches had rented out. I was 10. It horrified and scared me. I had seen TV shows like Starsky and Hutch etc. where people get punched and shot, but knowing this was real was what made this so terrifying. I didn’t realize she was in her 50s, probably about my age now, when she was at the prison camp. I am pretty sure I could not survive that. I like WWII movies now, because I know who lost, and I like that. I was a bit nervous to see this again after over 40 years (?!), but I’m glad I did. Thank you for uploading this.

A fun little romp down Baker Street even if it was silly at times! Thanks uploader!

Thank you uploader!

Informative yet entertaining! Sheds a new light on a complex troubled man! Thanks uploader(s)!

Thanks uploader(s)!

Thanks uploader! Love this series!

Funny, poignant, honest! this is a great one-woman show no matter what you think of Carrie personally! 5/5

This is so much better than the American series! I fell in like with Ian Richardson after watching this entire series! His voice could melt butter. I am just sorry he is no longer with us so we could enjoy more of his talent! 5/5

Finally, the complete series. THE best version EVER! Thanks uploaders!

I’m confused because above it says “The magnitude of -devastation- measured over eight times greater than the atomic bomb that leveled Hiroshima.” while the article says the tornado had the power of an atomic bomb. The former statement -strongly- implies that damage was done in an attempt to sensationalize a tragedy.

The death toll of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima was approximately 150,000. To suggest that the magnitude of devistation caused by this tornado was eight times greater is not only grossly inaccurate, it’s also extremely offensive. F!#ck these religious nuts! I hope their God comes and takes them all to Heaven so the rest of us can live here in peace.

Sinister? A chill to your heart and a sense of disquiet? What biased CLAPTRAP!

I was about to start describing my nose to you then but swiftly realised that it might seem like I was grooming you and stopped myself just in time. This internet lark is fraught with dangers isn’t it? I could have got myself in real trouble then if I didn’t still just about have my wits about me.

That’s the spirit, ha ha ha! I like you. You’ll go far, as my dear old dad would say. I just mentioned Lovecraft. Love his work but he was as a racist anti semite who believed in all of that bollox about people who have stronger, rounder noses being more intelligent. It’s a funny old world but I wouldn’t like to have to clean it. Even my own room is filthy. That’s what happens when you just stop caring any more,

I don’t blame you. You do realise that by even replying to me you’re going to get an avalanche of down votes? That’s just the way that things are around here these days but thanks all the same.

Better than the recent Ianucci version certainly. That bloke really showed his true colours in the last few years. I wouldn’t pee on him if he was on fire. Well, I probably would if I needed to obviously. Any port in a storm as they say but you know what I mean. I’d have to pee on him and then spend loads of time drying him out just so that I could set him ablaze again. That would take ages and I’d probably forget just what I was doing half way through and feel like a proper chump as I was just standing there with the lighter and the petrol afterwards. Again. I’ve tried to set fire to celebrities before and it never works. They just seem to be too oily but it’s a creepy H.P Lovecraft kind of oil that somehow isn’t even flammable. It’s uncanny.

I love the opening of this film (the first four minutes)…and then the ending! Hugh Dancy is a perfect David; I like Maggie Smith better as Aunt Betsey although I do like Sally Field. Anthony Andrews and Eileen Atkins are perfectly cast as the evil Murdstones as well as the rest of the supporting cast! I will say that this is my favorite version but I like them all. Thanks uploaders! 5/5

Thought this was OK but didn’t feel any chemistry between Brendan Coyle and Emily Mortimer; I thought she was miscast. Lots going on between the two leads; how much can one person take in life? At least no one tried to sell her!

All the bigotry and prejudice of modern day (things never really change)! It’s a powerful message well done!

Of the three recent Cookson based movies I have recently watched, this is the best. Good story line and the acting was better than the other two. Thanks uploader!

I have never read the book upon which this is based, but the film is a nice afternoon watch that ultimately satisfies. There are three parts listed, but the whole miniseries is incorporated into Part 1. Thanks uploader! 4/5

So, all they did was take historical figures and turn their stories into lesbian porn.

Lovely ending to a much believable story! Can’t wait for Return to Cranford! Thanks uploader!

Much is happening in this first episode that sets the stage for what’s coming. Nice character development so that when something does happen you care about the character. And, through this development, feelings about any one character can and do change rather quickly.

A really nice look at the folks you don’t usually get to see, behind the scenes of a great mini-series.

I love this series; it is beautiful, sad and happy, great cast all around. If you like costume dramas, you cannot get much better than than this. Set in a Cheshire village in 1842-43 when the trains were being built across the country and unwelcome change coming around every corner, intruding on the old, quiet country life. Purely delightful and, a tear jerker at times.

What did Watson actually do? What was his purpose? He was basically an errand boy, wasn’t he? I think he was the opposite of an “indispensable assistant.”