Good quality drama for its' time

Did like .her acting in this film, it terble terble

Iv seen.this fil., it was terble , iv seen.a lot better inglish show ,

I like inglush movie,s and sures , that well maind , si keep them comimg , but this on is really depresing

Man, this really goes to show that Norman Wisdom really was the British Robin Williams of his day, as fantastic at drama as he was comedy.

This version of Stanislavsky is still played to this day; it has been repeated for 120 years. But Chekhov was very dissatisfied with this version and said, “Alekseev (Stanislavsky’s real name) ruined the play for me.” Chekhov wrote to Stanislavsky: “Lopakhin, it’s true, is a merchant, but a decent man in every sense, he must behave quite decently, intelligently, not petty, without tricks... Lopakhin is a gentle man, not a loudmouth, the rich speak calmly.” Chekhov didn't even come to the premiere

I was lucky enough to see this. Fabulous! I wish i could see it again.

when television was educational and interesting rather than the garbage for morons today.

Can’t believe we used to watch crap like this and think it entertaining. Talk about wooden.

Possibly the worst film directed by an Oscar winning Director

The band in the film with all the screaming .are from my local area.DAGENHAM DAGENHAM

fantastic, thank you

Thanks, sounds like it was hard work getting it here!

Judi was right about that pause. That man and his ugly tie is just a hater.

I don’t know anything about acting or the stage. This is fascinating

Young Kenneth Braughnan

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What year was this recording of their acting?

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As a six year old Z Cars was part of my TV diet along with Rag, Tag and Bobtail and Tales of the Riverbank! I was born a few miles from Brian Blessed and in the way you get things mixed up as a child I thought my mum said she taught him at Mexborough Grammar School. This wasn’t in fact the case but he did know a friend of my mum’s who was one of my younger sister’s god mothers as she was wardrobe mistress at the amateur dramatics group of which Brian Blessed was a member. He mentioned her in his autobiography.

Was that Colin Welland at 20.00 ?

Michael Williams (here playing Curio) was Dame Judi's husband.

וקוסקוסלמופלה בטטה

שקספספירט האליליפוטנטייה אלטונהנסיכת נילוס לוק לקלוקוס❤

I loved this series. Watched it back in the 80s when it first came out. It's perennial and full of brilliance.

紺野美沙子様 英国赤十字社 ウェールズ公妃ダイアナ つかえていました。 よろしくお願いいたします。 伊東智美ＭI6とCIA

おおわくさん 私の立場とあなたの立場は、どちらが家来は、いますか? 伊東智美ＭI6とCIA

May I know the name of this director? 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thanks for the upload .

This would depress people at a funeral.

Reggie Trotter ..... Delboy was right about him :)

Young Judy before she got Damed.

I really don’t understand anything. Don’t know the play, and British accent , NOT helping at all! ☹️

Judi Dench's sense of Shakespeare descends upon her from on high! She goes beyond mastery!

I'd argue against the whole thing about the Daughter not being Fancy's responsibility; when you join the Force, you swear to serve and protect all who need and require it, not just whoever the Higher Ups say need it, that's what reassures the Public that the Police actually care about the Community and aren't just some Corporate Fatcat's Personal Bodyguards simply because Lord Whathisface is a mate of the Chief Constable.

Maria Callas brought opera into the 20th century. She modernized it. She made it natural and believable. She was a multi talented. Multi lingual, highly intelligent person.

Judi Dench - born in 1934 - making her nearly 30 at the time of this episode, yet looks every bit a teenager

Thank you so much for posting this. Beautiful.

It's a lot of Edward Munch, the norwegian painter, in decor and camera,

Hilarious!! Never knew of this production with a very young Dame Judi Dench.. Ooh la la!!

Impeccable

Ye Gods, remember this one 😅

Why the walls in this house look like that! Like covered in dirt?

I loved this musical! If I'm not mistaken, it was the Haymarket Theatre.

I find the character of the pastor extremely lacking! A character i would not like to meet alone!

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I've just finished Henry James's The Tragic Muse, which stresses the importance of craft and technique in the histrionic art. These actors exemplify this; their technique is as solid as a brick house.

What a brilliant play!

love it so far

Madame Ranevsky (Dame Judi Dench) is a spoiled aging aristocratic lady, who returns from a trip to Paris to face the loss of her magnificent Cherry Orchard estate after a default on the mortgage. In denial, she continues living in the past, deluding herself and her family, while the beautiful cherry trees are being axed down by the re-possessor Lopakhin (Bill Paterson), her former serf, who has his own agenda. - from imdb