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This acclaimed British miniseries chronicles a group of Cambridge University students from their college days in the 1950s on into their adult lives in the tumultuous '60s and '70s. The Glittering Prizes captures the coming-of-age of a whole era of Britons as they cope with political change, public success, and personal disillusionment. Tom Conti and Barbara Kellerman star in this novelistic six-part series. Written by Frederic Raphael (who later adapted the screenplay for Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut)

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ActorJudi Bowker, Jeremy Child, Natasha Morgan, Andrew Hawkins, Clive Merrison, Kirstie Pooley, Leonard Sachs, Barbara Kellerman, Emily Richard, Gerald Case, James Bree, Julian Curry, Simon Cadell, Tom Conti, Rennee Goddard, Kevin Moore, Nigel Havers, David Robb

Movie/TV TitleThe Glittering Prizes

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FormatDVD

Release Year2008

LanguageEnglish

GenreDrama

StudioBBC

Run Time0 Mins

TypeDvd

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Number of Discs3

DistributorRoadshow Home Entertainment

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by hu382767
20 Sep, 2024
Now a bit misleading.
This is worth watching for Tom Conti's performances but the other characters and their situations seem now rather dated,the product of a bygone age.Although Eric Porter gives a cameo performance in Episode 3.On the whole,one has to exercise a lot of patience in staying with the rather weak plot lines.
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