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The Ambassador
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9780779257201
Format: Box set, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
ISBN: 0779257200
Label: Bfs Entertainment
Languages: English (Original Language),
Manufacturer: Bfs Entertainment
MPN: 30720
Number Of Items: 3
Publisher: Bfs Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: October 25, 2005
Running Time: 300 minutes
Studio: Bfs Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: 2005
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Editorial Review: Negotiating a World of Deception, Mistrust & Betrayal Academy Award nominee Pauline Collins (Shirley Valentine) stars as England's Ambassador to Ireland - one of Britain's most coveted - and potentially explosive - Embassy posts. As created by award winning writer Russell Lewis (Monsignor Renard, Sharpe's, Inspector Morse, Kavanagh Q.C.), Harriet Smith's job as liaison and troubleshooter for Britain takes her into a world of corruption, scandal and crime. Continually under fire, the Ambassador treads a perilous path between the aims of diplomatic saboteurs, the interests of the people of Ireland, the demands of her family and most important of all - her duty to Britain. approx. 5 hrs. col. Special Features: Cast Profiles / Cast Trivia
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Really nice stories!
These are well acted, developed and thought stories on the complexity of our human condition. The reality of the shades of gray of everyday life are presented compassionated and realistic manner. Highly recommended.
Rating: - HIGHLY ENTERTAINING
I concur with the previous reviewer that "The Ambassador" is British TV at its best--great script, great direction, and MOST OF ALL great acting! The program is really highly entertaining keeping this viewer on the edge of his seat!
Since the series "Upstairs Downstairs" from the 1970s, Pauline Collins has been a favorite actress of mine. In this series, she proves that she can do heavy dramas as well as comedies with the best of them. She is so very convincing as the British ambassador ... Read More
Rating: - Another excellent reason to kill your TV and opt instead for your PC screen and DVD's
This has everything that one expects of British television entertainment -- compelling plots, convincing acting, topical themes such as nuclear power and the war against drugs. It has something more, a portrayal of how outcomes can change when a trace of humanity is displayed by those in power. The deplorable dumbing down of the American media in recent years is nowhere evident here. Choose this one, if you are a self-respecting enthusiast of contemporary drama for the discriminating and socially aware.
Rating: - First rate drama
This is one of the very best modern television series available. Pauline Collins, a skilled comedienne, proves that she can handle a challenging dramatic role with immense skill and subtlety. The rest of the cast is similarly outstanding. The series, a product of several different writers, concerns the English ambassador to Ireland (Collins), her two sons, and several of her assistants. Each story, set in the present, is completely absorbing. There is a noticeable absence of sex and violence, intelligence ... Read More
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