Faces of an Adaptation: The ‘Great Expectations’ One
Dickens classics aren’t something I re-watch often, but those I’ve seen are always top shelf quality productions. As we approach this darker autumnal season, and in pressing onwards in our…
Dickens classics aren’t something I re-watch often, but those I’ve seen are always top shelf quality productions. As we approach this darker autumnal season, and in pressing onwards in our…
Who among us loves a good period drama? I know I sure do. There aren’t enough of them in my mind. This is why sometimes it’s fun to re-visit some…
It’s no secret that I’m something of a costume drama junkie. When I read about new ITV or BBC drama, I race to discover what else I can about it:…
Morning, all! So… here’s the deal. I have a ton of reviews and ideas for posts; it’s just the sitting down and writing them that isplaying havoc on my sanity…
Last year, the works of Dickens celebrated a milestone, and with that are a handful of new adaptations. Not the least of which was not one but two re-makes of…
Over ten years ago, Hallmark Entertainment, in partnership with TNT, produced a two-part, four-hour long adaptation of the Dickens’ classic David Copperfield. Full of talent, memorable characters and pretty costumes,…
Unfinished works might excite a flurry of promise in fans of a popular author. But then the question, does that mean that screenwriters should attempt to better it by putting…
Attached to this British period drama was either great anticipation or disinterest. Because such accolades came from people whoseopinions I may not always agree with, but do trust curiosity made…
It is a brand-new year and with that comes an all-new issue of Femnista! Not only is the issue brimming with new material (in a Femnista: What the Dickens kind…