coelewis-801-713548
Joined Sep 2013
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Two things I wish...John Russell had become a MUCH bigger star. Second, that Peggie Castle lived longer. So young to be lost to addiction. Alcohol is just so evil, and she was just a joy to watch. Those two had fabulous chemistry together and I loved Peter Brown in the mix. I really love this series. I wish it was run on more stations or at least back on Encore Western. John Russell was considered by his peers to be a great talent who really should have been bigger. The show wasn't stupid or silly...it was well-done and produced with smarts behind it. This wasn't a schlocky show filler...it was a grownups western series. Hope people will discover what a solid show and series Lawman was.
I have watched these over and over. So British in every way. Anton Rogers and the core line-up of players are fabulous and each episode is great...and I pick up more subtleties with each viewing. The stories of Colin Watson are terrific. Seriously clever and so wacky at times...great stuff. The guest actors like Caroline Blakiston...Peter Sallis...John Normington, etc. are very good choices in their roles as well. Also the on location filming adds to the ambiance that I love...the feeling of the cold damp English weather that jumps off the screen and envelops the villagers and the secrets they keep. Clever writing and great storytelling for an adult viewer who doesn't want the usual blood and gore. Too bad more of the Flaxborough Chronicles weren't made. I really enjoy these...