Lord Lucan's wife agrees to finally break her silence after he was suspected of attempting to murder her in 1974 and disappeared.Lord Lucan's wife agrees to finally break her silence after he was suspected of attempting to murder her in 1974 and disappeared.Lord Lucan's wife agrees to finally break her silence after he was suspected of attempting to murder her in 1974 and disappeared.
Veronica Duncan
- Self
- (as Lady Lucan)
Laurence Fox
- Self - Narrator
- (voice)
John Aspinall
- Self - Owner of the Clermont Club
- (archive footage)
Greville Howard
- Self
- (archive footage)
Lord Lucan
- Self
- (archive footage)
Susan Maxwell-Scott
- Self - Lord Lucan's friend
- (archive footage)
Roy Ranson
- Self - Detective Chief-Superintendent
- (archive footage)
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No love
I feel sorry for her And at the same time she's very cold This Is a very unfortunate story of a family That never existed
Sad sad sad
"All of my relationships are cold" I can't get past that line. Hard to connect or feel anything for Ms Lucan. She seems a very lonely person, probably a product of living the life she has, but in same fashion incredibly snobbish and disconnected with how real people live, so it made it hard for me to care about her or anything she was saying- which is 90% of how this tale is told.
Fascinating
I happen to catch this documentary on Amazon. I had never heard of Lord or Lady Lucan. What a fascinating story it is. Murder, gambling, sex, custody battles, wealthand royalty all rolled up into one.
I found Lady Lucan's interviews so interesting and completely forthcoming. She doesn't hide who she is and it's kind of refreshing.
The home movies are amazing and we get a glimpse into what life is like for the wealthy or not so wealthy lifestyle.
So did Lord Lucan murder the nanny and try to kill his wife? Or was it a random intruder? Or did Lady Lucan plan all of this herself? Where is Lord Lucan now? So many questions!
I found Lady Lucan's interviews so interesting and completely forthcoming. She doesn't hide who she is and it's kind of refreshing.
The home movies are amazing and we get a glimpse into what life is like for the wealthy or not so wealthy lifestyle.
So did Lord Lucan murder the nanny and try to kill his wife? Or was it a random intruder? Or did Lady Lucan plan all of this herself? Where is Lord Lucan now? So many questions!
Weird
I rated it a 7 because it is such an interesting story but as others have said, it is incredibly difficult to feel any sympathy for her. I really feel sorry for the children having such empty people as their parents.
Wow - The truth of the matter
This is one of the saddest stories I have heard in a long time. And I was riveted by Lady Lucan - and how open and honest she was in answering all the questions presented to her.
I wasn't going to write a review, but when reviewers wrote ill of her, it made me angry enough to feel the need to defend her.
She was "a woman of a certain age" - which meant she was raised to marry and have kids. She was honest in telling that she wasn't well liked and that she was cold. Not her fault. Not everyone can be warm and frickin' fuzzy and the Mother of the Year.
I thought her honesty in this documentary showed that she was absolutely a woman of strong character who knew her faults - and tried to fix things along the way.
She did her best - and almost got killed for it.
I wasn't going to write a review, but when reviewers wrote ill of her, it made me angry enough to feel the need to defend her.
She was "a woman of a certain age" - which meant she was raised to marry and have kids. She was honest in telling that she wasn't well liked and that she was cold. Not her fault. Not everyone can be warm and frickin' fuzzy and the Mother of the Year.
I thought her honesty in this documentary showed that she was absolutely a woman of strong character who knew her faults - and tried to fix things along the way.
She did her best - and almost got killed for it.
Did you know
- TriviaLady Lucan committed suicide shortly after this show was broadcast
Details
- Runtime
- 1h(60 min)
- Color
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