when i first saw brideshead revisited on tv in 1981 i was 18,did not understand what i was viewing,now i got the dvd,i c it is about roman catholic religion, class, homosexuality,forbidden love,issues that nowadays r a formality but back in the 30's these kind of things could ruin a person of standing and bring great disgrace on the family it is comperable to nowadays to child porongraphy,what we look nowadays as embarrasing in the future will just b a formality
now i watch brideshead revisited i m struck first of all by the normality,the honesty that each character portrays,it's very enriching and wholesome,and it goes at a sedate pace,i feel that it draws me in2 a by gone age,and i wish i was there,but would it be like this i wonder,now we that r in the 21st century.
Years ago, Catholic schoolchildren in the USA used to collect their spare change in little milk cartons to contribute to causes just like Cordelia's. BTW, love the series.
well...children in the US (at least some) still collect spare change in little boxes and contribute it to causes like Codelia's. 'cept now it's called UNICEF XD
love the scene later when Charles proudly tells Sebastian Cordelia's going to pray for him.
"She wrote a novena for her pig"
Appypollylodgies 1 year ago
Phoebe Nichols is the most under rated actor of the series. The gradual growth of her character is a beautiful breathtaking study of coming to age.
asar61 1 year ago 3
@asar61 you are right on. her portrayal is so honest and unaffected and exhibits an intelligence and awareness that deepens as the character maturess
cockyragazzo 2 months ago
"Isn't that lovely?" My gosh sweetheart, everything that comes out of your mouth is lovely!
saintbernie 1 year ago
I love Cordelia--she's so sweet and honest and innocent in this scene, without it being cloying or obnoxious.
Fujikorific 1 year ago 2
Ah, Phoebe Nicholls was just too adorable in this scene! :D
minpchen 2 years ago 2
when i first saw brideshead revisited on tv in 1981 i was 18,did not understand what i was viewing,now i got the dvd,i c it is about roman catholic religion, class, homosexuality,forbidden love,issues that nowadays r a formality but back in the 30's these kind of things could ruin a person of standing and bring great disgrace on the family it is comperable to nowadays to child porongraphy,what we look nowadays as embarrasing in the future will just b a formality
bozo828 2 years ago
now i watch brideshead revisited i m struck first of all by the normality,the honesty that each character portrays,it's very enriching and wholesome,and it goes at a sedate pace,i feel that it draws me in2 a by gone age,and i wish i was there,but would it be like this i wonder,now we that r in the 21st century.
bozo828 2 years ago
@bozo828 I really don't think you'll find people rallying around child porno at ANY time in the future - maybe you should look for another career.
BernardProfitendieu 1 year ago
Is that Jeremy Irons? :D I've never seen him so young!
Blutmond666 2 years ago
cant believe this guy was my first crush, i was like six years old, and wasn't easily impressed. very well casted.
selfidentity1 2 years ago
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And to think they are enjoying themselves due to the constant ravage and rape of the African
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pminner 3 years ago
Oh give it a rest, you self-righteous pratt.
jph3660 3 years ago 3
Well said, jph3660!
Sibelius92 3 years ago 3
A brilliant T.V. series and really quite provactive truely it is a beautiful book and piece of film.
angelmarine1292 4 years ago 8
What a great scene. Phoebe Nicholls was amazing. The art direction and cinematography among the best ever seen on tv
cambon23 4 years ago 2
I always think of this scene (over 25 years old now!) whenever I think about the oddities, quirks and hypocrisy of religion. Love Phoebe Nicholls.
jmtlmt 4 years ago 2
Years ago, Catholic schoolchildren in the USA used to collect their spare change in little milk cartons to contribute to causes just like Cordelia's. BTW, love the series.
JohnChgo 4 years ago
So did we, but then again I grew up in Catholic Ireland!
newmark401 4 years ago
well...children in the US (at least some) still collect spare change in little boxes and contribute it to causes like Codelia's. 'cept now it's called UNICEF XD
CocoJelly92 4 years ago
I haven't seen a Unicef box since I went trick-r-treating with them in the 4th grade.
FrJcsc 3 years ago
well, i dunno about you but i live in CA and we still have them
CocoJelly92 3 years ago
I believe they were called Pagan Babies.
FrJcsc 3 years ago
I agree. :)
veggiewendy 4 years ago
I love Jeremy's facial expressions in this. :)
veggiewendy 4 years ago
hehe yes, precisely why I thought the world needed to know about them :D
melw41 4 years ago
His acting is pitch perfect throughout the entire series.
lizclegg 4 years ago