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- aldis hodge,
- american revolution,
- beatie edney,
- bill paterson,
- british empire,
- burn gorman,
- caroline blakiston,
- colonial america,
- cuba gooding jr.,
- david wenham,
- eleanor tomlinson,
- georgian era,
- j.j. feild,
- james fleet,
- jamie bell,
- julian rhind-tutt,
- kevin r. mcnally,
- literary,
- lou gossett jr.,
- marton csokas,
- michael gaston,
- patrick ryecart,
- phil davis,
- poldark,
- politics,
- rafe spall,
- ralph brown,
- robin ellis,
- ruby bentall,
- rupert penry-jones,
- russell tovey,
- simon callow,
- stephen root,
- television,
- time travel,
- tobias menzies,
- toby stephens,
- travel,
- world war 2
The 18th Century in Television
Recently, I noticed there were a good number of television productions in both North America and Great Britain, set during the 18th century. In fact, I managed to count at least six productions. Astounded by this recent interest in that particular century, I decided to list them below in alphabetical order: ( Read more... )