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Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?

It's really good but it's so dark in the scenes.  Are others noticing that also?

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Re: Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?

I'm really enjoying Churchill, but I didn't notice any dark scenes.  Actually, it was beautifully filmed.

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Re: Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?

Oh oh.  We have a new tv but it's not dark on other channels.

 

Thank you Smiley Happy

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Re: Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?

Yes, I am very much enjoying it...

I have to agree with Waterlily...Beautifully filmed.

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Re: Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?

Hi Noel7!

 

Just check your TV's settings...They may not be adjusted right?  Hope this helps?

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Re: Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?

I watched and enjoyed so much. My screen was not dark. Great seasoned actors that captured the time in history.
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Re: Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?

I came in at the middle, so couldn't really follow, but how could you go wrong with Michael Gambon and Lindsay Duncan? I have absolutely adored her for years. A very talented and versatile actress.

 

I love British history and have read quite a bit about the Churchills. In addition to his stroke, many people didn't know he suffered from bouts of depression throughout his life.

 

He overcame such a sad and bizarre childhood and survived his father to become one of his country's greatest heroes.

 

I recommend reading Jennie: The Life of Lady Randolph Churchill by Ralph Martin for insight into Churchill's childhood.

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Re: Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?

I always have to adjust my TV for the darker Masterpiece shows. I'm glad now I know. The filming is beautiful but the scenes are often VERY dark. 

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Re: Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?


@Moonchilde wrote:

I came in at the middle, so couldn't really follow, but how could you go wrong with Michael Gambon and Lindsay Duncan? I have absolutely adored her for years. A very talented and versatile actress.

 

I love British history and have read quite a bit about the Churchills. In addition to his stroke, many people didn't know he suffered from bouts of depression throughout his life.

 

He overcame such a sad and bizarre childhood and survived his father to become one of his country's greatest heroes.

 

I recommend reading Jennie: The Life of Lady Randolph Churchill by Ralph Martin for insight into Churchill's childhood.


Jennie an excellent and interesting book.   I read it years ago

 

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Re: Anyone Watching Churchill PBS ?

Yes, it's dark but I think it's to make the film look like the time period.