As Europe recovered from the damage of WWII, soldiers made their way home from the front line. But one man, brought back all the savagery and brutality of the fighting.
The acting on this show is always great. The young actor playing Heath in this one is especially good. I also love the attention to detail--cigarette packages and table linen and other sundries all as they would have been then (at least, to my knowledge). The narration is good, too. Nothing overly dramatic and the background music stays in the background. This is one of my favorite true crime series.
During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam
Love this series. When you can hear the same crimes being discussed again again yet be intrigued, well that says it all for me. I hope there are more..a season 3?
This is exactly what I have been looking for. This is perfection. You have completely spoiled me. Oh what shall I do now? Please Sir .. I want some more. 🌹
During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam. I hope your feeling better Lisa😘😘💗💗💗💗
@@AidaShawJ.D. During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam
During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam
@@stevebuckley2429 YESSSS!!!! The don't make drama's like that anymore Steve!!! I'll binge watch the entire 8 episodes at least once a year. Nigel Havers was so young back in the day🤣🤣I wonder if that was before/after he did 'Chariots of Fire'🤔🤔
@@stevebuckley2429 FYI Steve if your looking for a good drama series, I'd highly recommend ' Fall of the Eagles'. It was first aired in 1974 by BBC. It's a 13-part British television drama The series portrays historical events from 1848 to 1918, dealing with the ruling dynasties of Austria-Hungary (the Habsburgs), Germany (the Hohenzollerns), and Russia (the Romanovs). You can watch it free on TH-cam, it's absolutely AMAZING!!! It also stars a very young Patrick Stewart who looks like he hasn't aged🤣🤣🤣🤣
No, mental illness is not a requirement for cruelty. In fact the mentally ill are far more likely to be victims of violence than perpetrators. Assuming otherwise is simply misinformed prejudice.
@@bruggeman672 Yes, I have a close family member with a bi-polar disorder, he is often bullied and taken advantage of. Maybe it is nothing less than pure evil that can do such a thing.
Women were tackling jobs that were thought that they couldn't do....lol...but they can go through labor, care for a multitude of people while multitasking. Most men can't juggle making a sandwich and listening to children's questions at the same time.
@Farin Shore definitely the killer. Just because one is trained to do something doesn't make it a compulsion, or any similar notion. No I don't support training people to kill either but blaming the institution is taking the responsibility from those responsible.
What an idiotic post he was a psychopath long before he joined any of the services he was showing these traits even as a young man tried to strangle a young woman at a party. Don't look for excuses within the military.
My Nana was at her Pa’s Bar that was Called Paddy’s. She had just gotten off after her shift at some HighScale Shop that these rich ladies would be served Champagne while they shopped and having my Nana try on any gowns hats, Shoes, gloves or any thing that they fancied. Guess when you’re well off you don’t bother yourself with such trifle things as in trying on your own clothes.🙂↔️Smh Any Who so this chap sent drinks 🍺 to my Nana’s table that she was sitting at along with her 2 girlfriends. She said she thanked him but had to inform him she was not allowed to go study. Long story short she said he seemed normal and sweet but seemed desperate and hard headed. Her brothers had to set him straight after he approached her the following week again . She remembered she felt bad and even almost considered sneaking out hoping she would get to dance with him at a dance in town that the church or town was holding. How lucky she was .Crazy when you think on how just one choice or one mishap could have quite possibly been the beginning of the end for you or the end of your serenity & happiness never being any of the wiser. 🇨🇮🇬🇧🇺🇸🇲🇽
Good, except criminals where never offered a glass of whiskey before execution, executions where to swift and there was no hanging around for the condemned to have a last drink. The executioner and his assistant went into the condemned cell as the clock started striking the hour, in somew prisons 8 am in others 9 am, from then on it was only a matter of seconds before the condemned was dead on the end of the rope, slide the false bookcase out ofd the way, open the hidden door approximately 10 paces to the drop,noose cap & pin then push the lever, all over in 30 seconds or less. The record held but Albert Pierrepoint was 7 seconds! From entering the condemned cell to the man being dead on the end of the rope. The warden would often offer whiskey to the witnesses both before and after an execution.
@@bruggeman672 During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam
The acting on this show is always great. The young actor playing Heath in this one is especially good. I also love the attention to detail--cigarette packages and table linen and other sundries all as they would have been then (at least, to my knowledge). The narration is good, too. Nothing overly dramatic and the background music stays in the background. This is one of my favorite true crime series.
During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam
Thank you for keeping me company today... Happy new year
Happy New Year, best wishes for 2023! Love this series, so interesting.
Back at ya
Love this series. When you can hear the same crimes being discussed again again yet be intrigued, well that says it all for me. I hope there are more..a season 3?
I love this channel and series! Even the comments section is elevated! Great work everyone! ❤️🙏🏾
Love this series!!!! Thank you!!😊
Nicholas Day brings this to life. I like the way he refers to London having been, in the past, a dangerous place....
Still is!!!🤔
Love this series, and opening music. Thanks. Subscribed
This is exactly what I have been looking for. This is perfection. You have completely spoiled me. Oh what shall I do now? Please Sir .. I want some more. 🌹
As a
You're an absolute wrong un!!!
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I love this show, got some bad news yesterday so I am going to watch them all. So I can take my mind off the cancer stuff
Big hugs! Sending you love and strength! 🙏🏾❤️
🙏 sending good vibes 🙏
During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam. I hope your feeling better Lisa😘😘💗💗💗💗
@@AidaShawJ.D. During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam
WHAT?? Bizarre thing to say why would you even want to say such a thing??
Thankyou and happy new year
Great programe
He is a cheeky bugger for sure. I would never be able to remember all those lies. 💋❤️🇺🇸
Was staying in a random hotel near Notting Hill Gate when I found out it used to be the Pembridge Court Hotel 😭
Adam Slynn is the actor portraying Neville Heath.
True.
During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam
The Charmer was one of the best of it's type that I have ever seen,I have the DVD... thankfully.
@stevebuckley2429 Same here, Steve! I bought the DVD also and thankfully it's TH-cam.
The "Heath" character was renamed "Gorse"...smart.
@@stevebuckley2429 YESSSS!!!! The don't make drama's like that anymore Steve!!! I'll binge watch the entire 8 episodes at least once a year. Nigel Havers was so young back in the day🤣🤣I wonder if that was before/after he did 'Chariots of Fire'🤔🤔
@@stevebuckley2429 FYI Steve if your looking for a good drama series, I'd highly recommend ' Fall of the Eagles'. It was first aired in 1974 by BBC. It's a 13-part British television drama The series portrays historical events from 1848 to 1918, dealing with the ruling dynasties of Austria-Hungary (the Habsburgs), Germany (the Hohenzollerns), and Russia (the Romanovs). You can watch it free on TH-cam, it's absolutely AMAZING!!! It also stars a very young Patrick Stewart who looks like he hasn't aged🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wouldn't one have to be a certain kind of crazy to kill someone in this way?
Who knows... Ask five psychiatrists and you'll get five different answers. Have a great New year 🐣
No, mental illness is not a requirement for cruelty. In fact the mentally ill are far more likely to be victims of violence than perpetrators. Assuming otherwise is simply misinformed prejudice.
@@bruggeman672 Yes, I have a close family member with a bi-polar disorder, he is often bullied and taken advantage of. Maybe it is nothing less than pure evil that can do such a thing.
@@debrap947 no maybe about that
The actor playing the bad guy is so familiar to me, but I can’t place him
Sounded like he was trying to pretend he had no memory of what happened. He was working toward demonised responsibility because he had blackouts
To be honest the actor looks more handsome I think the real was all that good looking 👀
What does that even mean? It makes absolutely no sense.
Women were tackling jobs that were thought that they couldn't do....lol...but they can go through labor, care for a multitude of people while multitasking.
Most men can't juggle making a sandwich and listening to children's questions at the same time.
lol so true
thats why all the women fought in the front lines as they do in the Ukraine now, because because women women blah blah blah.
Play nice grandma, I make sandwiches and talk to my granddaughter simultaneously!!!🙏👍👻❣️
@@mauricedavis2160here is your award 🍪
Exactly this!
The guy is trained as a killer - then punished for killing? Who, here, has the problem? The man himself, or the people who train killers?
@Farin Shore definitely the killer. Just because one is trained to do something doesn't make it a compulsion, or any similar notion. No I don't support training people to kill either but blaming the institution is taking the responsibility from those responsible.
The killer of course. Duh. 😐
😂😂😂
What an idiotic post he was a psychopath long before he joined any of the services he was showing these traits even as a young man tried to strangle a young woman at a party. Don't look for excuses within the military.
My Nana was at her Pa’s Bar that was Called Paddy’s.
She had just gotten off after her shift at some HighScale Shop that these rich ladies would be served Champagne while they shopped and having my Nana try on any gowns hats, Shoes, gloves or any thing that they fancied. Guess when you’re well off you don’t bother yourself with such trifle things as in trying on your own clothes.🙂↔️Smh
Any Who so this chap sent drinks 🍺 to my Nana’s table that she was sitting at along with her 2 girlfriends.
She said she thanked him but had to inform him she was not allowed to go study. Long story short she said he seemed normal and sweet but seemed desperate and hard headed. Her brothers had to set him straight after he approached her the following week again . She remembered she felt bad and even almost considered sneaking out hoping she would get to dance with him at a dance in town that the church or town was holding.
How lucky she was .Crazy when you think on how just one choice or one mishap could have quite possibly been the beginning of the end for you or the end of your serenity & happiness never being any of the wiser.
🇨🇮🇬🇧🇺🇸🇲🇽
Good, except criminals where never offered a glass of whiskey before execution, executions where to swift and there was no hanging around for the condemned to have a last drink. The executioner and his assistant went into the condemned cell as the clock started striking the hour, in somew prisons 8 am in others 9 am, from then on it was only a matter of seconds before the condemned was dead on the end of the rope, slide the false bookcase out ofd the way, open the hidden door approximately 10 paces to the drop,noose cap & pin then push the lever, all over in 30 seconds or less. The record held but Albert Pierrepoint was 7 seconds! From entering the condemned cell to the man being dead on the end of the rope.
The warden would often offer whiskey to the witnesses both before and after an execution.
So boring
@K Kim let's see what you've come up with...
Why did you watch it then?
I can appreciate history appearing boring to the less refined, but why the preposition 'so', that's what puzzles me.
@@uktruecrime😂😂😂 well said!
@@bruggeman672 During 80's ITV produced a six-part drama series called 'The Charmer', starring Nigel Havers'. It was loosely based on Neville Heath and t was brilliant and you can watch it free on TH-cam