Les procès de la famille aristocratique britannique Bellamy et de son personnel de maison.Les procès de la famille aristocratique britannique Bellamy et de son personnel de maison.Les procès de la famille aristocratique britannique Bellamy et de son personnel de maison.
- Récompensé par 7 Primetime Emmys
- 14 victoires et 20 nominations au total
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- AnecdotesWhen Angela Baddeley went to Buckingham Palace to receive the C.B.E. (Commander of The British Empire) awarded to her in the Queen's 1975 New Year's Honour's List, she discovered that this was Queen Elizabeth's favorite television program and Mrs Bridges was her favorite character.
- GaffesHamish and Dorothy Matthews' names are spelt Mathews in the credits of episode 3.11 and Matthews in episode 4.6
- Citations
Edward Barnes, footman: Arabella? That's a COW'S name!
- ConnexionsEdited into Upstairs Downstairs Remembered: 25th Anniversary (1996)
- Bandes originalesThe Edwardians: Theme from Upstairs Downstairs
(uncredited)
Composed by Alexander Faris
[series theme tune]
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My wife and I are just starting the fifth and last season. Last fall we started going through all the episodes on DVD in order. We do around 3 per week.
I never saw the series in the 1970s, though I heard of it. Some time in the mid 80s the local PBS station in New York showed most of them in order, a couple per week. I was absolutely enthralled. It's been about 20 years so we decided to have another look.
They absolutely stand up well. Better than well. I will emphatically repeat the judgment I made twenty years ago: this series is the finest thing that has ever been on television.
Yes, I know, you can't compare "apples and oranges" like that. I suppose the single ONE best thing that's ever been on television (in the sense of a one day or briefer event) in my experience was the moon landing in July 1969.
Still, in spite of that, all in all, if I had to pick, Upstairs-Downstairs is the best PROGRAM that has ever been on television. Far and away. If you are new to it, I envy you. I am already mourning the last episode, which I will see again in a few weeks at most. My only consolation is that in twenty years, I can watch it all again.
I never saw the series in the 1970s, though I heard of it. Some time in the mid 80s the local PBS station in New York showed most of them in order, a couple per week. I was absolutely enthralled. It's been about 20 years so we decided to have another look.
They absolutely stand up well. Better than well. I will emphatically repeat the judgment I made twenty years ago: this series is the finest thing that has ever been on television.
Yes, I know, you can't compare "apples and oranges" like that. I suppose the single ONE best thing that's ever been on television (in the sense of a one day or briefer event) in my experience was the moon landing in July 1969.
Still, in spite of that, all in all, if I had to pick, Upstairs-Downstairs is the best PROGRAM that has ever been on television. Far and away. If you are new to it, I envy you. I am already mourning the last episode, which I will see again in a few weeks at most. My only consolation is that in twenty years, I can watch it all again.
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Upstairs, Downstairs
- Lieux de tournage
- 65 Eaton Place, Belgravia, Londres, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni(the Bellamys' house - 165 Eaton Place)
- Société de production
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- Durée1 heure
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- Rapport de forme
- 1.33 : 1
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