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October 10th, 2021, 07:32 am

Favorite Period Crime and Spy Dramas

Below is a list of my favorite television productions that are either crime or espionage dramas:

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aaron poole, adrien brody, aidan gillen, alex paxton-beesley, alexander siddig, alfre woodard, anastasia griffith, andrew howard, anna chancellor, annabelle wallis, anthony sharpe, anya taylor-joy, art, ashleigh cummings, ato essandoh, boardwalk empire, bobby cannavale, brian geraghty, brian gleeson, bridget regan, british empire, brittany marie batchelder, cary fukunaga, chad michael murray, charlie murphy, charlotte riley, chris evans, christiane seidel, cillian murphy, civil war, cold war, cosmo jarvis, currie graham, dabney coleman, dakota fanning, daniel brühl, david horovitch, david suchet, david wilmot, dc comics, dominic cooper, dominic guard, donal logue, douglas smith, dylan taylor, early 20th century, enver gjokaj, essie davis, falk hentschel, felix williamson, franka potente, geordie johnson, geraldine mcewan, gilded age, gretchen mol, hayley atwell, heather goldenhersh, heather lind, helen mccrory, history, hugh fraser, hugo johnstone-burt, ian brimble, jack conley, jack huston, james d'arcy, james frain, james purefoy, jason flemyng, jeffrey wright, jessica de gouw, joan hickson, joanna lumley, john castle, john glover, jonjo o'neill, julia mckenzie, julianne nicholson, katherine waterston, kelly macdonald, ken marino, kevin o'rourke, kevin ryan, kiara glasco, kurtwood smith, kyle schmid, lee tergesen, leonard roberts, lindy booth, literary, lotte verbeek, lou gossett jr., luke evans, lyndsy fonseca, maeve dermody, marvel, matt letscher, matthew shear, michael ironside, michael kenneth williams, michael mcelhatton, michael shannon, michael zegen, mid 20th century, miranda otto, miriam margolyes, morfydd clark, morgan spector, music, nathan page, neal mcdonough, noah taylor, old hollywood, paul anderson, pauline moran, peter mcrobbie, philip jackson, politics, polly walker, progressive era, prohibition, ralph brown, ray wise, reggie austin, religion, rhoda lewis, richard bligh, richard hope, robert wisdom, ron livingston, ron white, ruby rees-wemyss, sam claflin, sam neill, sarah woodward, sean young, shea whigham, sophie rundle, sports, steve buscemi, tammy macintosh, ted levine, television, terence winter, tessa thompson, third republic, toby jones, toby schmitz, tom aldredge, tom hardy, tom weston-jones, travel, travis mcmahon, william forsythe, world war 1, world war 2, wynn everett, zoë wanamaker

September 28th, 2020, 11:40 am

Favorite Television Productions Set in the 1870s

Below is a list of my favorite television productions set in the 1870s:

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alice kriege, allan corduner, amanda root, amy irving, andrew davies, andrew lincoln, anjelica huston, anna popplewell, anne-marie duff, anthony trollope, art, art malik, austin nichols, barbara hershey, ben cross, ben johnson, benedict taylor, blake ritson, brian cox, british empire, carla gugino, cassie stuart, celia imrie, cheri lunghi, cheryl campbell, chris cooper, chris o'dowd, christopher lee, cillian murphy, clive francis, conchata ferrell, connie booth, corin redgrave, d.b. sweeney, danny glover, david bamber, david bradley, david suchet, diane lane, douglas hodge, dudley sutton, edith wharton, edward fox, elizabeth ashley, emily hamilton, gabriele ferzetti, garrett dillahunt, gene evans, george eliot, george innes, gerald mcraney, german reich, gilbert roland, gilded age, greg wise, greta scacchi, gwen humble, helen schlesinger, history, hugh bonneville, hugh dancy, ian mcshane, ian richardson, iraq-afghan wars, jack elam, james frain, james gammon, james rebhorn, james sikking, james wilby, jamie bamber, jean smart, jeff osterhage, jeffrey jones, jenny agutter, jill st. john, jim carter, joanna david, jodhi may, john gielgud, john hawkes, john hillerman, john standing, julia nickson, justine waddell, keith carradine, lee remick, lilo baur, literary, m.m. kaye, maggie wadey, maimie mccoy, margo martindale, mark gatiss, mark tandy, matthew macfadyen, mercedes mccambridge, michael atwell, michael kitchen, middle east, mira sorvino, miranda otto, molly parker, music, nicholas day, nikolas grace, old west, oliver ford-davies, omar sharif, paloma baeza, patrick macnee, paul blackthorne, peter michael goetz, peter ustinov, pierce brosnan, politics, religion, richard e. grant, ricky jay, robert duvall, robert hardy, robert morley, robert wagner, roddy mcdowall, romola garai, ronald pickup, ronan vibert, rosemary leach, rossano brazzi, rupert everett, rupert vansittart, rya kihlstedt, saeed jaffrey, sam elliott, seth peterson, sheila hancock, shirley henderson, sienna guillory, simon callow, simon ward, sneh gupta, steve buscemi, tara fitzgerald, tariq yunus, television, third republic, timothy olyphant, timothy scott, titus welliver, toby jones, tom georgeson, tom hooper, tom selleck, travel, victorian age, wilkie collins

January 22nd, 2020, 04:05 pm

Favorite Television Productions Set in the 1920s

Below is a list of my favorite television productions (so far) that are set in the 1920s:

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adrien brody, agatha christie, aidan gillen, aleksa palladino, alexander siddig, annabelle wallis, annette badland, anthony sharpe, art, ashleigh cummings, ben miles, boardwalk empire, bobby cannavale, brian geraghty, british empire, charles dance, charlie cox, charlie murphy, charlotte riley, christian coulson, christiane seidel, cillian murphy, cosmo jarvis, dabney coleman, damian lewis, david clennon, david odgen stiers, david suchet, dewanda wise, diana rigg, early 20th century, elizabeth garvie, emilia clarke, essie davis, f. scott fitzgerald, faye dunaway, felix williamson, francie swift, gemma jones, geoff pierson, geoffrey whitehead, geraldine james, gilded age, great depression, gretchen mol, heather goldenhersh, helen mccrory, hugo johnstone-burt, jack huston, james cromwell, jeffrey wright, jonathan cake, joseph sikora, julian ovenden, julianne nicholson, julie cox, katherine waterston, kelly macdonald, kevin o'rourke, literary, lou gossett jr., maeve dermody, marc warren, martin donovan, martin scorsese, matt malloy, michael culver, michael kenneth williams, michael shannon, michael stuhlbarg, michael zegen, mira sorvino, miranda otto, miriam margolyes, morgan spector, music, mythology, nathan page, nicolas coster, noah taylor, paddy considine, patricia arquette, patrick malahide, paul anderson, paul rudd, phyllida law, politics, progressive era, prohibition, rachael stirling, religion, richard bligh, robert vaughn, ron livingston, ron rifkin, ruby rees-wemyss, rupert graves, sam neill, shea whigham, stephen graham, stephen root, steve buscemi, talulah riley, tammy macintosh, television, terence winter, toby schmitz, toby stephens, tom aldredge, tom hardy, travel, travis mcmahon, william camp, william forsythe, world war 1

November 27th, 2019, 10:17 am

Five Favorite "MISS FISHER'S MURDER MYSTERIES" Series One (2012) Episodes

Below is a list of my favorite episodes from Season One of the Australian drama series, "MISS FISHER'S MURDER MYSTERIES". Based on Kerry Greenwood's mystery novels and created by Deb Cox and Fiona Eagger, the series starred Essie Davis as Miss Phryne Fisher:

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anthony sharpe, art, ashleigh cummings, british empire, early 20th century, essie davis, felix williamson, hugo johnstone-burt, literary, maeve dermody, miranda otto, miriam margolyes, nathan page, politics, religion, richard bligh, ruby rees-wemyss, tammy macintosh, television, toby schmitz, travel, travis mcmahon

September 25th, 2019, 09:07 am

"MISS FISHER'S MURDER MYSTERIES" Series One (2012) Photo Gallery

Below are images from Series One of the Australian drama series, "MISS FISHER'S MURDER MYSTERIES". Based on Kerry Greenwood's mystery novels and created by Deb Cox and Fiona Eagger, the series starred Essie Davis as Miss Phryne Fisher:

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anthony sharpe, art, ashleigh cummings, british empire, early 20th century, essie davis, felix williamson, hugo johnstone-burt, literary, maeve dermody, miranda otto, miriam margolyes, nathan page, politics, religion, richard bligh, ruby rees-wemyss, tammy macintosh, television, toby schmitz, travel, travis mcmahon

September 22nd, 2014, 06:05 pm

"THE WAY WE LIVE NOW" (2001) Review

"THE WAY WE LIVE NOW" (2001) Review

Some thirteen years ago, the BBC aired "", a four-part television adaptation of Anthony Trollope's 1875 novel. Adapted by Andrew Davies and directed by David Yates, the miniseries starred David Suchet, Shirley Henderson and Matthew Macfadyen.

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allan corduner, anne-marie duff, anthony trollope, cheryl campbell, cillian murphy, david bradley, david suchet, helen schlesinger, jim carter, joanna david, lilo baur, literary, matthew macfadyen, miranda otto, oliver ford-davies, paloma baeza, rupert vansittart, shirley henderson, toby jones, victorian age

August 21st, 2014, 09:04 am

"THE WAY WE LIVE NOW" (2001) Photo Gallery

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Below are images from "THE WAY WE LIVE NOW", the 2001 television adaptation of Anthony Trollope's 1875 novel. Directed by David Yates, the four-part miniseries starred David Suchet, Shirley Henderson, Cillian Murphy and Matthew Macfadyen:

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allan corduner, anne-marie duff, anthony trollope, cheryl campbell, cillian murphy, david bradley, david suchet, douglas hodge, dudley sutton, helen schlesinger, jim carter, joanna david, lilo baur, literary, matthew macfadyen, miranda otto, oliver ford-davies, paloma baeza, rupert vansittart, shirley henderson, toby jones, victorian age

November 19th, 2012, 09:34 am

Favorite ALIEN INVASION Movies

Below is a list of my favorite movies about alien invasions:

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aaron eckhart, abigail spencer, adam baldwin, adam beach, alexis denisof, alfre woodard, alice kriege, amy ryan, bill pullman, bill smitrovich, brent spiner, channing tatum, chris evans, chris hemsworth, clancy brown, clark gregg, cobie smulders, dakota fanning, daniel craig, david o'hara, dwight schultz, gilded age, gwyneth paltrow, harrison ford, history, holidays, james cameron, james cromwell, james rebhorn, jeff goldblum, jenny agutter, jeremy renner, joey king, jon favreau, jonathan frakes, josh brolin, joss whedon, keith carradine, late 20th century, laz alonso, leland orser, levar burton, literary, mark ruffalo, marvel, maximiliano hernández, michael peña, michael stuhlbarg, michelle rodriguez, mid 20th century, mike colter, miranda otto, morgan freeman, movies, noah ringer, old hollywood, old west, olivia wilde, patrick stewart, paul dano, politics, post-apocalypse, powers boothe, ramon rodriguez, randy quaid, robert downey jr., sam rockwell, sam worthington, samuel l. jackson, scarlett johansson, sigourney weaver, star trek, stephen lang, steven spielberg, time travel, toby huss, tom cruise, tom hiddleston, tommy lee jones, travel, vivica a. fox, walton goggins, wes studi, will smith, wyatt russell, yul vazquez, zoe saldana