g_head1
Joined Feb 2014
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This is a painful reminder of what the Windrush generation experienced. The sad thing about this series is it wasn't based on fiction. The acting was actually brilliant, the story line was interesting and gripping. The sad thing about it is elements of this film still exist today.
Two sisters Leah and Chantrelle and their acquaintance Hosanna catch a steamboat from Saint Ann Parish in Jamaica to the United Kingdom, arriving in London's Notting Hill before moving to the Midlands.
In December 2020, it was announced ITV had commissioned Three Little Birds from Lenny Henry, who would write and executive produce the six-part fictionalisation of his mother Winifred's stories. Russell T Davies was attached to the project as a script consultant and executive producer. Also set to executive produce were Angela Ferreira of Douglas Road Productions, Lucy Bedford of Tiger Aspect Productions, and Diederick Santer of BritBox International
Can't wait for the next series.
Two sisters Leah and Chantrelle and their acquaintance Hosanna catch a steamboat from Saint Ann Parish in Jamaica to the United Kingdom, arriving in London's Notting Hill before moving to the Midlands.
In December 2020, it was announced ITV had commissioned Three Little Birds from Lenny Henry, who would write and executive produce the six-part fictionalisation of his mother Winifred's stories. Russell T Davies was attached to the project as a script consultant and executive producer. Also set to executive produce were Angela Ferreira of Douglas Road Productions, Lucy Bedford of Tiger Aspect Productions, and Diederick Santer of BritBox International
Can't wait for the next series.
Not a true representation of British demographics. Viewing numbers would not have been jeopardized if the cast was more ethnically diverse. Come on it's 2023. Yes, there was a black woman on the bus hovering about as an extra. Yes, there was Nina Wadia in a blond wig lol and was rid off as the second murder 29 minutes into the film.
The copy cat plot was a bit drawn out and the humour, if that's what you want to call it, well you decide. Jonny Vegas tries to be funny, but sadly with his static acting skills, could have been easily been compared to any of his past roles, in film and on stage. On a positive note, there were some good shots of the English country side and architecture.
The copy cat plot was a bit drawn out and the humour, if that's what you want to call it, well you decide. Jonny Vegas tries to be funny, but sadly with his static acting skills, could have been easily been compared to any of his past roles, in film and on stage. On a positive note, there were some good shots of the English country side and architecture.
The plot is realistic and believable. The acting is good, the cinematography is perfect. The sex scenes are real and this gives it that feel like you are listening to a friend's story.