Sarah is all set for Oxbridge, but needs help, that comes in the form of James Latimer. Sarah has wealthy parents, who soon spot a match, the happiness is spoiled when a murder occurs.
This feels very different to the other episodes I've seen, bizarrely I liked the music in this one, it's been woeful in the others, but here I thought it was good. Sadly the production values are poor, it looks very cheaply made, the lightning strikes look shocking.
The major plus here, the cast, Charles Dance and Claire Bloom both have sheer quality, both make it watchable, but neither are stretched. Amanda Root is ok, although the hysteric scenes are poor.
Worst of all, the story, it doesn't have any body, it's uninteresting and very wishy washy. I've seen four, and think this is the weakest of the quartet, two to go.
Poor, 5/10.
This feels very different to the other episodes I've seen, bizarrely I liked the music in this one, it's been woeful in the others, but here I thought it was good. Sadly the production values are poor, it looks very cheaply made, the lightning strikes look shocking.
The major plus here, the cast, Charles Dance and Claire Bloom both have sheer quality, both make it watchable, but neither are stretched. Amanda Root is ok, although the hysteric scenes are poor.
Worst of all, the story, it doesn't have any body, it's uninteresting and very wishy washy. I've seen four, and think this is the weakest of the quartet, two to go.
Poor, 5/10.