The Crimson Petal and the White

Mini-série télévisée
2011
TV-MA
1h 9m

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Romola Garai in The Crimson Petal and the White (2011)

Une jeune prostituée découvre un potentiel de pouvoir et de statut après être devenue la maîtresse d'un puissant patriarche.Une jeune prostituée découvre un potentiel de pouvoir et de statut après être devenue la maîtresse d'un puissant patriarche.Une jeune prostituée découvre un potentiel de pouvoir et de statut après être devenue la maîtresse d'un puissant patriarche.

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7,5/10

3,7 k

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Stars

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A remporté le prix 1 BAFTA Award
- 4 victoires et 15 nominations au total

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HautLes mieux cotés Saison 2011

Anecdotes
When asked about his nudity in the miniseries at the Starz/Encore portion of the Television Critics Association summer tour in Beverly Hills (via satellite from London), Chris O'Dowd said he thought it was important to the character: "Guess it was just necessary. It would feel very, very silly to be skittish about such things [because] Romola [Garai] is going so far with those things [in her performance]". Also, commenting on his costar Romola Garai and their characters, he said "Romola's such a professional and such a wonderful actor and we kind of made it work... These characters are so selfish and actors aren't the most selfless persons in the world, so combine those two things and it had its ups and downs."

Autres versions
The DVD release includes a scene "The Twins of Drury Lane" which does not appear in the broadcast version.

Connexions
Featured in Breakfast: Episode dated 6 April 2011 (2011)

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10/10

Astounding!!

After the first time I watched this magnificent period drama, I was totally hooked. I have since watched it 2 more times (in a row), I found it so compelling. The sets, costumes, everything about this is the epitome of classic Vitorian life. I closely formed a bond with Sugar, and felt for the way William treated her. It's a classic of good overcoming bad. I adored it and cannot wait for the DVD! The change made by Sugars love and affection for poor little Sophie was commendable, and the mental illness suffered by Agnes, was so believable as she slowly went out of her mind, and the gentleness shown by Sugar with her was heartfelt. The cast, directer, set producer, period costumer are all at their very best!