northword
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This show is truly excellent! I never saw "Ballykissangel," which it was based on, but I really like this show. Not only is the scenery beautiful, but the story lines are good & the acting makes things seem real & Hope Island really seems like the kind of community in which I could live. It's too bad that such a good show couldn't have lasted longer!
Not all the stars have been seen much, but each one is featured at one time or another, and each one also does a great job of bringing his/her character to life. Even though the show is primarily about Reverend Cooper, not all the stories are focused on him. Yet his relationships to each of the main characters and others are portrayed well and are clearly seen.
Not all the stars have been seen much, but each one is featured at one time or another, and each one also does a great job of bringing his/her character to life. Even though the show is primarily about Reverend Cooper, not all the stories are focused on him. Yet his relationships to each of the main characters and others are portrayed well and are clearly seen.
This movie is one of my all time favourites! It's a great movie to spend on a rainy day - all 5.5 hours of it! :)
The acting is excellent and the characters are believable. It's easy to find one or more to relate to.
The scenery is wonderful, too, and really shows things the way they were back then. It does not show as much as some other versions of Jane Austen films do, but it shows that there was a definite class system and that people, for the most part, knew their place in the world. People did not question this, as a rule, and certain forms of etiquette were observed, according to class and place.
I'm not a person who's for a class system, but in the days of Jane Austen it worked, and I think that it definitely helps to add to the charm of her world and, in particular, this version of this beloved novel.
The acting is excellent and the characters are believable. It's easy to find one or more to relate to.
The scenery is wonderful, too, and really shows things the way they were back then. It does not show as much as some other versions of Jane Austen films do, but it shows that there was a definite class system and that people, for the most part, knew their place in the world. People did not question this, as a rule, and certain forms of etiquette were observed, according to class and place.
I'm not a person who's for a class system, but in the days of Jane Austen it worked, and I think that it definitely helps to add to the charm of her world and, in particular, this version of this beloved novel.