The Beiderbecke Connection

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1988
3h 21min

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8,4/10

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James Bolam and Barbara Flynn in The Beiderbecke Connection (1988)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTrevor, Jill, and their child Firstborn lead a tranquil existence until Ivan, Big Al's Russian companion who enjoys Bix Beiderbecke's jazz music, arrives despite not speaking English, prompt... Tout lireTrevor, Jill, and their child Firstborn lead a tranquil existence until Ivan, Big Al's Russian companion who enjoys Bix Beiderbecke's jazz music, arrives despite not speaking English, prompting a new adventure.Trevor, Jill, and their child Firstborn lead a tranquil existence until Ivan, Big Al's Russian companion who enjoys Bix Beiderbecke's jazz music, arrives despite not speaking English, prompting a new adventure.

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8,4/10

357

MA NOTE

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Victoire aux 1 BAFTA Award
- 1 victoire au total

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HautLes mieux notés 1 Saison 1988

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The Beiderbecke Connection

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Anecdotes
The episode titles "Oh look - it's average-sized Trevor Chaplin", "Hello Sir, Hello Miss", "Is he the lodger?" and "What do we have on hockey sticks?" are the opening lines of each episode.

Citations
D.C. Ben: We could have a dawn swoop. I've always fancied a dawn swoop - they have them all the time in London.
D.C. Joe: Yes, well the thing I have against dawn swoops is the time of day - I mean, dawn, from all accounts, is *very* early.

Connexions
Featured in Timeshift: Alan Plater: Hearing the Music (2005)

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10/10

Bix! Cool.

Refugee Ivan's monosyllabic description sums this delightful series up perfectly. I love the adventures of Trevor, Jill, the first born and their pals. Legendary in their own quiet way, thanks to their creator, Alan Plater. This was when politics was always left of centre if you were a thinking person, something Americans can't seem to grasp.