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December 24th, 2023, 10:25 am

Favorite Costume Movie and Television Productions Set During CHRISTMAS

Below is a list of my favorite costume movie and television productions set during the Christmas holidays. The list is in chronological order:

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adrian schiller, agatha christie, alex jennings, andrew bicknell, angela pleasence, anna wilson-jones, annette badland, anthony hopkins, ben daniels, bill paterson, bill smitrovich, billy ray, british empire, catherine steadman, celia imrie, charles dickens, chester morris, christopher plummer, colin fox, conrad dunn, dan stevens, daniela holtz, david oakes, david suchet, david warner, diana rigg, dominique mcelligott, don harvey, early 20th century, eion bailey, enzo cilenti, f. scott fitzgerald, ferdinand kingsley, francie swift, george c. scott, geraldine mcewan, gilded age, great depression, history, holidays, iddo goldberg, jenna coleman, jennifer beals, jenny agutter, jessica de gouw, joanne whalley, john castle, john hannah, jonathan pryce, jordan waller, katherine hepburn, kelsey grammer, kevin carroll, l. scott caldwell, lewis stone, lily collins, literary, lucy gutteridge, margaret clunie, mark o'brien, mark tandy, matt bomer, maury chaykin, medieval era, michael gough, michael landes, mid 20th century, miriam margolyes, morfydd clark, movies, music, nell hudson, nigel davenport, nigel terry, o.z. whitehead, old hollywood, old west, pam ferris, peter billingsley, peter firth, peter o'toole, philip jackson, pip torrens, politics, r.d. reid, religion, robert picardo, rosemarie dewitt, saul rubinek, scott handy, susannah york, television, timothy dalton, timothy hutton, tom hughes, travel, vernon dobtcheff, victorian age, walter brennan

February 17th, 2022, 10:34 pm

Favorite Television Productions Set in the 1860s

Below is a list of my favorite television productions set in the 1860s:

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aaron poole, adrian scarborough, alex paxton-beesley, alfre woodard, amy marston, anastasia griffith, andrew howard, angela landsbury, ann dowd, anna friel, anna massey, anna-louise plowman, annasophia robb, antebellum, anthony calf, anthony trollope, anthony zerbe, art, ato essandoh, babs olusanmokun, barbara flynn, beau billingslea, betty gilpin, bill nighy, billy dee williams, billy drago, brad koed, brett cullen, brian f. o'byrne, brian kerwin, british empire, bryan cranston, bryce pinkham, cameron monaghan, caroline martin, cathy lee crosby, charles dickens, charles napier, christina cole, christopher pettiet, civil war, clare wren, claudie blakley, cliff de young, cooper huckabee, cyril shaps, david bradley, david carradine, david morrissey, david odgen stiers, david schofield, david tennant, deborah rush, debra monk, diane baker, don collier, don franklin, donal logue, donna murphy, duncan regehr, dylan baker, dylan taylor, emily watson, erica gimpel, fenella woolgar, forest whitaker, franka potente, gabrielle lloyd, gary cole, gary grubbs, genie francis, geoffrey palmer, geordie johnson, geraldine james, geraldine page, gilded age, greg rainwater, gregg henry, gregory peck, hal holbrook, hannah james, heidi thomas, history, holidays, inga swenson, jack falahee, james carroll jordan, james read, james stewart, jane lapotaire, jean simmons, jim metzler, joanna david, john hammond, john jakes, john vernon, jonah hauer-king, jonathan firth, jonathan frakes, josh brolin, josh radnor, julian morris, julius harris, kate mcneil, kathleen beller, kathryn newton, keeley hawes, keith szarabajka, kenneth cranham, kevin ryan, kiara glasco, kirstie alley, kurtwood smith, kyle chandler, kyle schmid, l. scott caldwell, laura fraser, lee horsley, lee tergesen, lesley anne down, lewis smith, linda bassett, literary, little women, lloyd bridges, luke macfarlane, luray cooper, m.c. gainey, margaret tyzack, mariette hartley, mark stanley, mary crosby, mary elizabeth winstead, matthew goode, maurice roëves, maya hawke, mckinley belcher iii, melissa leo, mercy street, michael cronin, michael culkin, michael gambon, michael horton, morgan fairchild, myron parker wright, natasha little, nathaniel parker, nigel terry, norbert leo butz, nyambi nyambi, old west, oliver dimsdale, olivia de havilland, paloma baeza, pam ferris, patina miller, patrick swayze, paul mcgann, paul winfield, penny peyser, peter gerety, peter jurasik, peter o'toole, peter vaughan, peter wight, philip casnoff, politics, rachel power, raymond coulthard, religion, rip torn, robert lang, robert vaughn, robert wagner, robin gammell, roger frost, ron cook, ron white, rya kihlstedt, sandy welch, sean gilder, second empire, shalita grant, sharon washington, sports, stacy keach, stan shaw, stephen baldwin, stephen campbell moore, steve harris, steven mackintosh, suzanne bertish, tara summers, television, terri garber, tessa thompson, thomas hardy, timothy spall, tom noonan, tom weston-jones, travel, travis fine, ty miller, victorian age, wade williams, wayne newton, wendy kilbourne, whip hubley, yvonne suhor

August 17th, 2021, 09:41 am

Favorite Television Productions Set in the 1850s

Below is a list of my favorite television productions set in the 1850s:

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adina porter, aisha hinds, alan rickman, alano miller, aldis hodge, alfre woodard, alison brie, alun armstrong, amirah vann, andrew davies, angela bassett, angela pleasence, anna maxwell-martin, anne reid, antebellum, anthony trollope, april grace, barbara flynn, bernard hepton, bokeem woodbine, brendan coyle, brian protheroe, bryan dick, burn gorman, carey mulligan, catherine tate, charles dance, charles dickens, chris chalk, christopher meloni, clarke peters, clive swift, colin fox, colin jeavons, courtney b. vance, daniela denby-ashe, dawnn lewis, denholm elliot, denis lawson, dewanda wise, diana rigg, donald pleasence, donald sumpter, elizabeth gaskell, gabrielle lloyd, george sewell, geraldine mcewan, gillian anderson, glynn turman, gwyneth keyworth, harry richardson, history, hugo speer, ian brimble, ian mcshane, ian richardson, james lafferty, janet maw, jasika nicole, jason watkins, jennifer nettles, jessica de gouw, joanna david, john light, jonathan firth, julian fellowes, jurnee smollett, kate nelligan, kate o'flynn, ken howard, lesley manville, lilo baur, linda bassett, literary, lou gossett jr., malcolm terris, marc blucas, michael aldridge, michael jai white, mustafa shakir, mykelti williamson, natasha little, nathaniel parker, nicholas rowe, nigel hawthorne, nigel terry, p.j. marshall, paloma baeza, patrick kennedy, pauline collins, peter blythe, peter vaughan, phil davis, phoebe nicholls, phyllida law, politics, rebecca front, reed diamond, religion, richard armitage, richard griffiths, richard harrington, richard leech, richard mccabe, robert pugh, robin bailey, ron white, ruby dee, rupert evans, sandy welch, seán mcginley, sheila hancock, sinéad cusack, susan hampshire, t.p. mckenna, television, theodus crane, thomas hardy, tim mcmullan, tim pigott-smith, timothy west, tom aldredge, tom georgeson, tom hollander, travel, ursula howells, victorian age, warren clarke

August 12th, 2019, 06:49 pm

Favorite Miniseries Set in 19th Century Britain

Below is a list of my favorite movies and television miniseries set in Britain of the 19th century (1801-1900):

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adrian lukis, alan cox, alison steadman, alun armstrong, andrew bicknell, andrew davies, andy serkis, anna chancellor, anna maxwell-martin, anne reid, anthony calf, anthony howell, anton lesser, armand assante, arthur darvill, barbara flynn, barbara leigh-hunt, benjamin whitrow, bill paterson, blake ritson, brendan coyle, brian protheroe, british empire, bronte sisters, bryan dick, burn gorman, carey mulligan, carla gugino, caroline harker, catherine tate, charles dance, charles dickens, cheri lunghi, christina cole, christopher benjamin, christopher burgess, claire foy, colin firth, colin jeavons, conchata ferrell, connie booth, crispin bonham-carter, damien thomas, daniela denby-ashe, david bamber, deborah findlay, denis lawson, denys hawthorne, dominic rowan, douglas hodge, edith wharton, elizabeth ashley, elizabeth gaskell, elizabeth spriggs, emilia fox, emily hamilton, eve matheson, francesca annis, gabrielle lloyd, geoffrey whitehead, george eliot, georgian era, gilded age, gillian anderson, greg wise, gwen humble, harriet walter, harry andrews, history, holidays, hugh fraser, hugo speer, iain glen, ian mcelhinney, ian richardson, james fleet, james frain, james purefoy, james rebhorn, jane austen, jane seymour, janine duvitski, jason watkins, jean harvey, jefferson hall, jemima rooper, jennifer ehle, jenny agutter, joanna david, jodhi may, john light, jonathan cake, jonathan firth, jonny lee miller, judy cornwell, judy parfitt, julia sawalha, julian wadham, juliet aubrey, justine waddell, keeley hawes, kenneth cranham, lesley manville, lilo baur, linda bassett, literary, lucy briers, lucy davis, lucy robinson, lysette anthony, maggie wadey, mark tandy, matthew macfadyen, michael caine, michael gambon, michael hordern, michael jayston, michael kitchen, mira sorvino, morag hood, natasha little, nathaniel parker, nicholas jones, nigel terry, norma streader, paloma baeza, pam ferris, patrick kennedy, patrick malahide, pauline collins, penelope wilton, peter jeffrey, peter michael goetz, phil davis, politics, rachel power, religion, richard armitage, richard coyle, richard griffiths, richard harrington, robert bathurst, robert hardy, robert pugh, roger ashton-griffiths, romola garai, ron cook, ronan vibert, rosamund pike, rosemary leach, rufus sewell, rupert evans, rupert graves, rupert vansittart, russell tovey, rya kihlstedt, sandy welch, seán mcginley, sean gilder, sheila hancock, sienna guillory, simon chandler, sinéad cusack, tara fitzgerald, tasmin grey, television, thomas hardy, tim pigott-smith, timothy dalton, timothy west, toby stephens, tom courtenay, tom georgeson, tom hollander, tom ward, tracey childs, travel, victoria hamilton, victorian age, warren clarke, william houston, zelah clarke

March 7th, 2016, 10:02 pm

"FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD" (1998) Review

"FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD" (1998) Review

For years, I had made an effort to avoid any novel written by Thomas Hardy and any movie or television production based upon his works. This has nothing to do with how I felt about the quality of his work.

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gabrielle lloyd, jonathan firth, linda bassett, literary, natasha little, nathaniel parker, nigel terry, paloma baeza, sean gilder, television, thomas hardy, victorian age

February 3rd, 2016, 07:37 am

"FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD" (1998) Photo Gallery

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Below are images from "FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD", the 1998 adaptation of Thomas Hardy's 1874 novel. Directed by Nicholas Renton, the television miniseries starred Paloma Baeza, Nathaniel Parker, Jonathan Firth and Nigel Terry:

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gabrielle lloyd, jonathan firth, linda bassett, literary, natasha little, nathaniel parker, nigel terry, paloma baeza, sean gilder, television, thomas hardy, victorian age

Comments

seldonp38
23 Apr 2026, 18:31
Top Five Favorite JANE AUSTEN Adaptations
I've changed my mind in regard to one production. The 1971 adaptation of "Persuasion" is my favorite version of Austen's 1818 novel.
deborahkla
9 Mar 2025, 07:08
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS" Adaptations
I believe the David Lean adaptation, particularly it's striking use of light and shadow, was hugely influential for all the other adaptations.
illtellyoustory
8 Mar 2025, 17:05
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS" Adaptations
Wow, I'm fascinated by the varying opinions on these adaptations! It's interesting how different elements resonate with different viewers. Speaking of which, did anyone find themselves comparing the…
seldonp38
1 Mar 2025, 03:04
Movies Set During the Great Depression
It's now finished.
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28 Feb 2025, 21:10
Movies Set During the Great Depression
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