Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete DVD (1995)

Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete

1995

Overall rating: 4 out of 5

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All episodes from the television drama series following Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (Jemma Redgrave) as she treats patients in a male-dominated profession in Victoria London. She is ridiculed by the other doctors because she is female and even her father (David Calder), who is also a doctor, questions her. She gets a chance to have a more influential position in the medical world when Lady Peters (Michele Dotrice) gives her a renovated building which Eleanor turns into a free hospital, where the poor citizens of the East End are able to seek help. Can she continue to strive in such a difficult profession, in an era when women were thought to belong in the home?

Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete details

Format:	15 DVD
Starring:	Kevin McMonagle, Ruth Sheen, David Calder, Jemma Redgrave
Directors:	David Tucker, Laura Sims
Genres:	Drama - Period, Television - Series/Miniseries
Studio:	SPIRIT ENTERTAINMENT

DVD 8 discs

Name	Discs
Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete - Series 1 - Disc 1	15 Disc 1
Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete Series 1 - Disc 2	15 Disc 2
Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete - Series 2 - Disc 3	15 Disc 3
Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete - Series 2 - Disc 4	15 Disc 4
Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete -Series 3 - Disc 5	15 Disc 5
Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete - Series 3 - Disc 6	15 Disc 6
Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete - Series 3 - Disc 7	15 Disc 7
Bramwell - Series 1-4 - Complete - Series 4 - Disc 8	15 Disc 8

DVD Information

Run time:	22 hours 44 minutes
Rental release:	30 Aug 2010
Main languages:	English

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1 to 3 in one dimension 4 in somewhere different?

By startrekredcat (18 reviews) from Sunnydale , 16 Apr 2011

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Seasons/series 1 to 3 are to me set in a very different era to that of the no. 4, which seesm to be set in a an alternative dimension, not that it was not enjoyable but that the whole pace and assumptions are turned upside down and her father seems to of completley disowned her?
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1 to 3 in one dimension 4 in somewhere different?

By startrekredcat (18 reviews) from Sunnydale , 16 Apr 2011

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Seasons/series 1 to 3 are to me set in a very different era to that of the no. 4, which seesm to be set in a an alternative dimension, not that it was not enjoyable but that the whole pace and assumptions are turned upside down and her father seems to of completley disowned her?
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