Foyle's War - The German Woman, White Feather (2002) DVD

Starring	Michael Kitchen, Anthony Howell, Julian Ovenden, Honeysuckle Weeks
Director	Jeremy Silberston
Genres	Drama

Foyle's War - The German Woman, White Feather

Whilst World War Two is raging over Europe Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle fights the battle against murder, anti-Semitism, mystery and betrayal on the South Coast of England in two mysteries.

Starring	Michael Kitchen, Anthony Howell, Julian Ovenden, Honeysuckle Weeks, Edward Fox, Robert Hardy
Director	Jeremy Silberston
Studio	ACORN MEDIA
Run time	DVD: 3 hrs 20 mins
Certificate
Genres	Drama
Language	DVD: English
Released	DVD: 10 Feb 2003 Production year: 2002
Format	DVD

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18 out of 18 people found this review helpful

Excellent detective series in a fascinating setting

Michael Kitchen plays Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle in the south-coast town of Hastings in May 1940. Foyle is stuck investigating murders when he would rather be more active in the war against Germany.

In The German Woman, we are introduced to Foyle, his driver Sam (Honeysuckle Weeks), and Detective Sergeant Milner (Anthony Howell). Foyle investigates the killing of a German woman, a case which brings out the fierce anti-German sentiment of the British people as German troops march across mainland Europe.

In The White Feather, as a German invasion of England is expected any day, and the boats on the south coast withdraw the Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk, Foyle investigates a girl's act of sabotage and the suspicious death of a hotel keeper during the visit to the hotel of a pro-Hitler and violently anti-semitic group known as the Friday Club.

Filmed in London and the South Coast, the acting, sets and plots are all excellent: adding the historic elements of a very troubled time, often seen from a slightly different angle, makes for enthralling viewing.
- - Stephen Dawson from London
  - Posted 09 Jul 2004 19:35
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18 out of 18 people found this review helpful

Excellent detective series in a fascinating setting

Michael Kitchen plays Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle in the south-coast town of Hastings in May 1940. Foyle is stuck investigating murders when he would rather be more active in the war against Germany.

In The German Woman, we are introduced to Foyle, his driver Sam (Honeysuckle Weeks), and Detective Sergeant Milner (Anthony Howell). Foyle investigates the killing of a German woman, a case which brings out the fierce anti-German sentiment of the British people as German troops march across mainland Europe.

In The White Feather, as a German invasion of England is expected any day, and the boats on the south coast withdraw the Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk, Foyle investigates a girl's act of sabotage and the suspicious death of a hotel keeper during the visit to the hotel of a pro-Hitler and violently anti-semitic group known as the Friday Club.

Filmed in London and the South Coast, the acting, sets and plots are all excellent: adding the historic elements of a very troubled time, often seen from a slightly different angle, makes for enthralling viewing.
- - Stephen Dawson from London
  - Posted 09 Jul 2004 19:35
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