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A YEAR IN PROVENCE is the four-part adaptation of Peter Mayle's true-life bestseller about the first year he and his wife (played by John Thaw and Lindsay Duncan) spent in a 200-year-old French farmhouse, and the gastronomical splendours they experienced. Originally produced for the A? cable channel, the volumes are split .. Read more
| Starring | John Thaw, Lindsay Duncan |
|---|---|
| Director | David Tucker |
| Genres | Drama |
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fantastic for any Francophiles out there, great scenery and of course stars the amazing John Thaw
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Cheated out of nearly two hours.
We enjoyed watching the DVD over two sittings. However, the plot did, at times, seem a bit jumpy and we have since discovered that the original series contained... read more »
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A Year In Provence
Really great film. Watched several times.
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Very Very Dull
I rented this as I missed it the first time around - and I had spent a little bit of time in Provence. I remember the hype that surrounded the series and ... read more »
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A Year in Provence
I loved this film. I suppose having toured a bit into Provence helped me to relive the beauty of the place. One can almost smell the eucalyptus, lavender, ... read more »
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Nice Escape
Watching this is a cheap way to go to France for the evening. I had watched it on television a few years back and had really enjoyed it. But this second time ... read more »
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A Little Bit of France
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this the second time around. The countryside was
lovely and the film was funny.
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Simple and enjoyable
It's a gentle peice of drama all about a couple who move from London to the rural setting of Provence. It received a lot of undeserved critisism from the ... read more »
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french /foreign
fantastic for any Francophiles out there, great scenery and of course stars the amazing John Thaw