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Return to Cranford: Part One - August 1844

Name: Return to Cranford: Part One - August 1844
Genre: Drame
Released: 2009-12-20
Duration: 1 h 29 min
Rating: 8.3

L'épisode a été diffusé 20 déc. 2009
TV-14
1h 29m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,3/10

454

MA NOTE

Drame

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIt's August 1844 and Miss Matty knows only too well that faces will always come and go in Cranford, but for now she is happy that her dear brother, Peter is home from India and that Martha, ... Tout lireIt's August 1844 and Miss Matty knows only too well that faces will always come and go in Cranford, but for now she is happy that her dear brother, Peter is home from India and that Martha, Jem and baby Tilly make for a lively household. Lady Ludlow is awaiting the return of her ... Tout lireIt's August 1844 and Miss Matty knows only too well that faces will always come and go in Cranford, but for now she is happy that her dear brother, Peter is home from India and that Martha, Jem and baby Tilly make for a lively household. Lady Ludlow is awaiting the return of her son, Septimus, and young Harry Gregson is about to start his education at Shrewsbury, bene... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Simon Curtis
Scénaristes
- Elizabeth Gaskell
- Heidi Thomas
Vedettes

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,3/10

454

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Simon Curtis
Scénaristes
- Elizabeth Gaskell
- Heidi Thomas
Vedettes

1Commentaire de critique

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 1 nomination au total

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Anecdotes
Eileen Atkins, whose character Miss Deborah Jenkyns had been killed off in August 1842 (2007), sent the cast and crew a large crate of oranges on the first day of rehearsals for this season's episodes. Attached to the crate was a note "all sucking to be done in public". This was a reference to her character's quote about oranges in June 1842 (2007), when she said that she loathed the word "suck" and, rather primly announced "We will repair to our rooms... and consume our fruit in solitude."