The classic 1971 film starring Richard Attenborough (Christie), Judy Geeson (Beryl Evans), John Hurt (Timothy Evans) and Pat Heywood (Ethel Christie) has been upgraded to Blu-ray after a 4k restoration, highly recommend the upgrade. Anyone else notice in the 1971 film Rudolph Walker has a small part playing Beresford Brown, the tenant that made the gruesome discovery in Christie's kitchen when he (Beresford) peeled back the wall paper. Walker went on to play Patrick Trueman in 'EastEnders' and long before that the comedy 'Love Thy Neighbour'. Also though some scenes were filmed inside at no.7?? however in one scene Attenborough (as Christie) is clearly standing in the bay window of no.10, (exactly where the real Christie would have often stood!), it is the scene where the police inspect the manhole cover.
If your think it wasn't long after ww2 rationing was still ongoing and the UK was getting built up again... reality it probably wasn't as grim as this.
In 2001 i had a landlord exactly like this, his wife never came up from the ground floor, and he stayed on the 2nd. I rented a room on the 3rd. The house was really old and creaky, and all i kept thinking about was the Murders at Rillington place, the whole scenario was far too similar for me. He even had the same sinister personality with massive glasses. They would bicker during the day, and every now and then he would stand outside my door mumbling and growling to himself, it was the creepiest thing i ever experienced, i truly thought my life could be in danger. On the last day, i just left without saying goodbye to them, quick escape.
@@halloweenville1 creepy area too. Not too far from Dennis Nilsens old flat. I was once told by a police officer in Islington that he suspected they had three serial killers working in that borough alone. It makes you think how many go unnoticed. I think east Finchely is Haringey though. He sounds ever so creepy, i wonder if he really was a danger though.
@@EvidentlyFire There was also a coincidence as-well. I worked in central London at the time, and a work colleague asked me which area i lived in, and i told her (East Finchley), and then mentioned the street i lived on, and she immediately said the name of the owners because she had been a lodger there just before me. This was miles and miles apart. I didn't say anything bad about living there, but she did seem quite surprised. I wonder if she also wanted to say something.
Timothy Evans, in this version, often lied about his life. He didn't have an uncle who travelled the world as a doctor, he was in fact a car mechanic if I remember correctly. He changed his accent to make him appear more proper and lied about his job. If you'd watched the three episodes, you'd know that.
Speech is unclear (possibility an eq problem) which is not helped by the continual corny and overwhelming non musical foreground din. Photography and acting is brilliant. As in the first episode, the direction is slow and disjointed. This. version falls well short of the original and whatever happened to good music scoring? all those bangs and whooshes and droning wave pads are enough to drive you around the bend.
This version of Timothy Evans didn't have a South Wales accent as Timothy Evans was a working class Welshman. John Hurt in the film version had it spot on.
To be sure, taking up with a murderous Russian female psychopath doesn't bode well, but don't despair: she much prefers women and will soon dump him for a middle-aged lady with great hair.
Timothy Evans, in this version, often lied about his life. He didn't have an uncle who travelled the world as a doctor, he was in fact a car mechanic if I remember correctly. He changed his accent to make him appear more proper and lied about his job. If you'd watched the three episodes, you'd know that.
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Chloe finally got her Finn 😂😂
Winni but she did not appreciate him 😃
crazy but true
I'M SO ANGRY. NEVER wanted them together
Yeahhh lol
Wasted Youthers Films. Yesssss 😂
aww jodie and nico reunion!! I am so proud of them. plus, jodie looks stunning!!
Chloe and Finn 😂
loL
my mad fat diary anyone ?
I know...your right! It's Finn (Nico) and Chloe (Jodie) from MMFD, I loved that show X
acaa
And to think before My Mad Fat Diary, Nico Mirallegro started out as Newt in Hollyoaks. Not bad for a soap kid.
That cheeky Villanelle smile at the end. 😁
I wonder if the Jodie Comer then could've ever imagined what the Jodie Comer now has achieved.
I 'll see this serie only because nico mirallegro appears❤❤
Omg Chloe and Finn
Okay this is amazing seeing that they worked together after my mad fat diary! Finn & Chloe ❤️
Chloe and Finn ayeeee😍😍
Bueno... Supongo que en alguna ficción Chloe tenia que quedarse con Finn jajajaja
jajaja pense lo mismo
Jajajajaj
The classic 1971 film starring Richard Attenborough (Christie), Judy Geeson (Beryl Evans), John Hurt (Timothy Evans) and Pat Heywood (Ethel Christie) has been upgraded to Blu-ray after a 4k restoration, highly recommend the upgrade. Anyone else notice in the 1971 film Rudolph Walker has a small part playing Beresford Brown, the tenant that made the gruesome discovery in Christie's kitchen when he (Beresford) peeled back the wall paper. Walker went on to play Patrick Trueman in 'EastEnders' and long before that the comedy 'Love Thy Neighbour'. Also though some scenes were filmed inside at no.7?? however in one scene Attenborough (as Christie) is clearly standing in the bay window of no.10, (exactly where the real Christie would have often stood!), it is the scene where the police inspect the manhole cover.
Jodie is beautiful
Jodie es una actriz brillante
Unintentional ASMR. Chilling show well acted
I didnt watch the show yet but I am planning to. Is there any nudity?
Britain in the 50's was so grey. weather, decor, the people.
If your think it wasn't long after ww2 rationing was still ongoing and the UK was getting built up again... reality it probably wasn't as grim as this.
industrial revolution
In 2001 i had a landlord exactly like this, his wife never came up from the ground floor, and he stayed on the 2nd. I rented a room on the 3rd. The house was really old and creaky, and all i kept thinking about was the Murders at Rillington place, the whole scenario was far too similar for me. He even had the same sinister personality with massive glasses. They would bicker during the day, and every now and then he would stand outside my door mumbling and growling to himself, it was the creepiest thing i ever experienced, i truly thought my life could be in danger.
On the last day, i just left without saying goodbye to them, quick escape.
Did you fk in the end?
where was this?
@@EvidentlyFire East Finchley London.
@@halloweenville1 creepy area too. Not too far from Dennis Nilsens old flat. I was once told by a police officer in Islington that he suspected they had three serial killers working in that borough alone. It makes you think how many go unnoticed. I think east Finchely is Haringey though. He sounds ever so creepy, i wonder if he really was a danger though.
@@EvidentlyFire There was also a coincidence as-well. I worked in central London at the time, and a work colleague asked me which area i lived in, and i told her (East Finchley), and then mentioned the street i lived on, and she immediately said the name of the owners because she had been a lodger there just before me. This was miles and miles apart. I didn't say anything bad about living there, but she did seem quite surprised. I wonder if she also wanted to say something.
Start your breathing Beryl just breathe 😂😂😂😂😉😂😂😉
Que bello que es !! 😍😍😍
니코❤️
Guapisimoooooo 😍😍😍😍😍
Tim Roth!!
Alguien sabe que ha sido de este chico?
Where TF is rae
finally for chloe 😅
they're both hot
Timothy Evans, in this version, often lied about his life. He didn't have an uncle who travelled the world as a doctor, he was in fact a car mechanic if I remember correctly. He changed his accent to make him appear more proper and lied about his job. If you'd watched the three episodes, you'd know that.
In the 1971 film version John Hurt's Timothy Evans also made up stories and told lies.
Seriously
Watch the film..starring the late great Sir Richard Attenborough along with John Hurt, honestly, this is nothing.
oq fizeram com finn e a cloe
Larissa Maria kkkk
Speech is unclear (possibility an eq problem) which is not helped by the continual corny and overwhelming non musical foreground din. Photography and acting is brilliant. As in the first episode, the direction is slow and disjointed. This. version falls well short of the original and whatever happened to good music scoring? all those bangs and whooshes and droning wave pads are enough to drive you around the bend.
아.내사랑핀
*I fell asleep* original much better
why is he not welsh?
Unlimited Rice pudding im guessing they went for looks rather than the voice
Everyone is Welsh boyo, and those who are not are wishing that they were!
Cos there was more to Evans than the '70 film let on.
He is, he faked his accent
Turns out Evans had an English accent for London, and when he went back home, he'd go Welsh. They missed that point out in 1970.
Timothy Evans should have had a Welsh accent. Crap.
He did, just asked you didn't watch it
This version of Timothy Evans didn't have a South Wales accent as Timothy Evans was a working class Welshman. John Hurt in the film version had it spot on.
He did sometimes put on a London accent. It was part of his false persona.
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Dreadful version . Not a patch on Richard Attenborough 1971 film
Terrible acting, if thats what you call it.
Hate seeing this girl around nico!!!!
To be sure, taking up with a murderous Russian female psychopath doesn't bode well, but don't despair: she much prefers women and will soon dump him for a middle-aged lady with great hair.
Timothy Evans, in this version, often lied about his life. He didn't have an uncle who travelled the world as a doctor, he was in fact a car mechanic if I remember correctly. He changed his accent to make him appear more proper and lied about his job. If you'd watched the three episodes, you'd know that.
On the subject of Tim's uncle, his name was Cornelius Lynch.
its very common for welsh scottish and irish ppl to have two accents, its not that they are faking it, both accents are real.