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Favorite Television Productions Set in the 1860s
seldonp38 Feb 17, 2022 22:34
kate mcneil, robert lang, dylan taylor, nathaniel parker, franka potente, debra monk, charles napier, alfre woodard, david carradine, emily watson, margaret tyzack, olivia de havilland, wayne newton, laura fraser, josh brolin, politics, greg rainwater, m.c. gainey, geoffrey palmer, geraldine james, tessa thompson, jonathan firth, gary cole, philip casnoff, john hammond, peter vaughan, anna massey, alex paxton-beesley, david bradley, pam ferris, antebellum, inga swenson, melissa leo, barbara flynn, whip hubley, jim metzler, christopher pettiet, don franklin, luke macfarlane, billy drago, charles dickens, andrew howard, timothy spall, michael cronin, morgan fairchild, keeley hawes, travis fine, keith szarabajka, sandy welch, ron white, james carroll jordan, mercy street, rachel power, james stewart, stacy keach, david morrissey, deborah rush, bryce pinkham, kurtwood smith, josh radnor, matthew goode, terri garber, anthony trollope, peter o'toole, mariette hartley, brian kerwin, julius harris, luray cooper, penny peyser, brett cullen, james read, suzanne bertish, myron parker wright, ty miller, jack falahee, kathleen beller, linda bassett, erica gimpel, mary elizabeth winstead, nyambi nyambi, forest whitaker, julian morris, sean gilder, kyle schmid, robert wagner, fenella woolgar, maya hawke, paloma baeza, lesley anne down, david schofield, brad koed, david odgen stiers, kevin ryan, mary crosby, michael gambon, billy dee williams, betty gilpin, patrick swayze, bryan cranston, roger frost, gabrielle lloyd, cooper huckabee, stephen baldwin, kathryn newton, geordie johnson, cliff de young, literary, travel, old west, television, ann dowd, kiara glasco, anthony zerbe, peter gerety, holidays, donal logue, second empire, wendy kilbourne, christina cole, duncan regehr, gregory peck, mark stanley, kyle chandler, michael culkin, paul mcgann, little women, john vernon, heidi thomas, tom noonan, mckinley belcher iii, lloyd bridges, jonathan frakes, ron cook, l. scott caldwell, gary grubbs, oliver dimsdale, peter jurasik, thomas hardy, jane lapotaire, cathy lee crosby, victorian age, norbert leo butz, patina miller, robin gammell, rip torn, dylan baker, lee horsley, shalita grant, ato essandoh, stephen campbell moore, british empire, tom weston-jones, anthony calf, clare wren, cyril shaps, jonah hauer-king, yvonne suhor, amy marston, raymond coulthard, babs olusanmokun, hannah james, bill nighy, david tennant, natasha little, sharon washington, anna-louise plowman, sports, kenneth cranham, religion, rya kihlstedt, jean simmons, civil war, gilded age, anna friel, annasophia robb, adrian scarborough, maurice roëves, geraldine page, art, lewis smith, steve harris, caroline martin, cameron monaghan, wade williams, paul winfield, stan shaw, gregg henry, kirstie alley, tara summers, angela landsbury, peter wight, history, brian f. o'byrne, lee tergesen, beau billingslea, aaron poole, hal holbrook, joanna david, diane baker, michael horton, steven mackintosh, nigel terry, john jakes, anastasia griffith, claudie blakley, genie francis, robert vaughn, don collier, donna murphy
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"THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING" (1997) Review
seldonp38 Oct 29, 2019 07:56
amy marston, ron cook, kelly reilly, television, brian blessed, sylvester mccoy, tessa peake-jones, celia imrie, benjamin whitrow, history, frances de la tour, john sessions, georgian era, peter capaldi, samantha morton, michael cronin, roger lloyd-pack, james d'arcy, kathy burke, camille coduri, michelle fairley, lindsay duncan, julian firth, literary
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"THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING" (1997) Photo Gallery
seldonp38 Aug 30, 2019 08:06
amy marston, ron cook, kelly reilly, television, brian blessed, sylvester mccoy, tessa peake-jones, celia imrie, benjamin whitrow, history, frances de la tour, john sessions, georgian era, peter capaldi, samantha morton, michael cronin, roger lloyd-pack, james d'arcy, kathy burke, camille coduri, michelle fairley, lindsay duncan, julian firth, literary
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Favorite Television Productions Set in the 1700s
seldonp38 Jul 16, 2019 15:20
zelah clarke, hakeem kae-kazim, ann firbank, albert finney, rupert graves, maria doyle kennedy, brian blessed, eleanor tomlinson, lauren lyle, michael cadman, simon callow, sabrina bartlett, ebon moss-bachrach, harriet walter, ray stevenson, politics, meegan warner, angharad rees, tom hollander, zethu dlomo, heather lind, esme coy, richard hope, pip torrens, richard mccabe, césar domboy, outlander, zeljko ivanek, david berry, luke roberts, toby schmitz, duncan lacroix, ksenia solo, rupert vansittart, patrick lyster, julian fellowes, martin fisk, paul rhys, early america, frank middlemass, mamie gummer, bill paterson, michael cronin, patrick ryecart, james villiers, teresa churcher, ben chaplin, roland reed, christopher benjamin, lou gossett jr., tobias menzies, justin theroux, jane seymour, christian brassington, richard morant, napoleonic wars, seth numrich, paul giamatti, anton lesser, tom hanks, tessa peake-jones, warren clarke, lotte verbeek, john sessions, jack farthing, tracey childs, judy geeson, lise slabber, toby stephens, christopher villiers, nell hudson, alun armstrong, tom hooper, christopher biggins, early 20th century, mark ryan, ralph brown, rose reynolds, jane wymark, american revolution, jill townsend, langley kirkwood, kelly reilly, mary wimbush, malcolm jamieson, donald douglas, sean gilder, caroline blakiston, cuba gooding jr., frances de la tour, john billingsley, peter capaldi, samuel roukin, louise barnes, ian kahn, lindsay duncan, richard rankin, ancien régime, clara paget, trudie styler, tom wilkinson, literary, alan cox, adara victor, paul curran, black sails, travel, anthony andrews, poldark, phil davis, luke arnold, jessica parker kennedy, john hopkins, television, jamie bell, graham mctavish, guy henry, sophie skelton, holidays, burn gorman, sibongile mlambo, hannah new, robin ellis, heida reed, luke norris, michael culkin, clive francis, james wilby, andrew buchan, stephen walters, rebecca front, nicholas selby, ron cook, aldis hodge, ruby bentall, time travel, ellise chappell, david wilmot, celia imrie, colonial america, samantha morton, spanish empire, james d'arcy, ralph bates, steven waddington, andrew scott, j.j. feild, ian murray, british empire, laura donnelly, john hollingworth, rupert penry-jones, amy marston, richard harrington, hannah james, lyndsey marshal, harry richardson, sylvester mccoy, peter sullivan, anna-louise plowman, tom hopper, brennan brown, benjamin whitrow, religion, norma streader, stephen dillane, mid 20th century, nick westrate, angus macfadyen, milton johns, gabriella wilde, michelle fairley, wil johnson, ian mckellen, kyle soller, douglas henshall, caitriona balfe, james fleet, beatie edney, julian wadham, owain yeoman, french revolution, daniel henshall, amelia clarkson, annette badland, aidan mcardle, olivia grant, sam heughan, danny huston, history, matthew mcnulty, georgian era, aidan turner, sean cameron michael, brian stirner, samuel west, roger lloyd-pack, david delve, alan tilvern, kathy burke, zach mcgowan, craig jackson, jane alexander, michael gaston, kevin r. mcnally, rufus sewell, laura linney, stephen root
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"HE KNEW HE WAS RIGHT" (2004) Review
seldonp38 Jun 07, 2016 21:10
travel, amy marston, raymond coulthard, ron cook, caroline martin, television, bill nighy, david tennant, matthew goode, barbara flynn, anna-louise plowman, anthony trollope, oliver dimsdale, fenella woolgar, religion, laura fraser, christina cole, politics, jane lapotaire, geoffrey palmer, victorian age, geraldine james, joanna david, anna massey, stephen campbell moore, claudie blakley, british empire, literary
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"HE KNEW HE WAS RIGHT" (2004) Photo Gallery
seldonp38 May 13, 2016 18:01
travel, amy marston, raymond coulthard, ron cook, caroline martin, television, bill nighy, david tennant, matthew goode, barbara flynn, anna-louise plowman, anthony trollope, oliver dimsdale, fenella woolgar, religion, laura fraser, christina cole, politics, jane lapotaire, geoffrey palmer, victorian age, geraldine james, joanna david, anna massey, stephen campbell moore, claudie blakley, british empire, literary
