Inspired by Julia Child's extraordinary life and her show The French Chef, which essentially invented food television.Inspired by Julia Child's extraordinary life and her show The French Chef, which essentially invented food television.Inspired by Julia Child's extraordinary life and her show The French Chef, which essentially invented food television.
- Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 2 wins & 7 nominations total
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It's nice to watch something that doesn't involve murder or bloodshed these days.
This is a fun and interesting show with lots of insight into Julia Child's early days as a TV personality.
Great acting and interesting sets, what's not to like!
This is a fun and interesting show with lots of insight into Julia Child's early days as a TV personality.
Great acting and interesting sets, what's not to like!
Since the Julie and Julia film, I fell in love with Mrs Child., that movie is excellent and this series is so effing good. The sincerity and acting is impeccable. As a cook and artist myself, I appreciate the attention to detail that brings this series alive. It's amazing!
I've watched the Documentaries and the movies and Mrs. Child was an endlessly charming woman. A woman of Substance.
And Sarah Lancashire has captured it all wonderfully. I discovered Ms. Lancashire on the BBC show, "Happy Valley". I've wanted to see more of her ever since as "Happy Valley" seems to be in an endless hiatus.
The supporting cast is perfect with David Hyde Pierce as husband Paul and Bebe Neuwirth reunited from their days on "Frasier". What chemistry they have! They are superb in their roles.
And Sarah Lancashire has captured it all wonderfully. I discovered Ms. Lancashire on the BBC show, "Happy Valley". I've wanted to see more of her ever since as "Happy Valley" seems to be in an endless hiatus.
The supporting cast is perfect with David Hyde Pierce as husband Paul and Bebe Neuwirth reunited from their days on "Frasier". What chemistry they have! They are superb in their roles.
Well, the show dropped a few hours ago and I've already seen the first two episodes, and I must say - it's great! Sure I may be a smidge biased as I have fond childhood memories of my own mother watching on our rather modest 13" black and white set - and sure, the nostalga plays into my love of this, but it's much more than that - Masterfully acted by Sarah Lancashire and dealing quite deftly with both the biolographical aspects of a real life heroine as well as the challenges of being a female (and celebrity) in the early 1960s - this is just a real treat - bon Appétit my friends ;)
I gave this delightful series a straight 8. I remember watching Julia Child when I was a little girl and thought she was funny. The woman always seemed out of sorts but ended up with the most wonderful dishes...This series gives us a looks at this complex woman's life and it is a joy. I liked the interaction between her and her husband even though sometimes it was strained he must have really loved her. The cast playing her circle of friends are great. Sarah Lancashire is a fine actress and I feel she portrays Julia perfectly. She has her look and voice and mannerisms down pat. I think I will like this one.
Did you know
- TriviaJulia Child was in the Office of Strategic Services during World War Two. This is likely where her methods of casual coercion and friendly guile depicted in the show were developed.
- Goofs"The French Chef" was recorded in what later became called "live on tape," shot continuously with no stops and starts.
- How many seasons does Julia have?Powered by Alexa
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- Джулія
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- Framingham, Massachusetts, USA(Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA)
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- Runtime45 minutes
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