British TV produced some exciting, character-motivated dramas from the 50s to the 70s.
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Amongst the talent involved when British TV was at its most creative, were the following actors: Sean Connery, Albert Finney, Alan Bates, Robert Shaw, Ian Hendry, Patrick McGoohan, Stanley Baker, Rupert Davies, Billie Whitelaw, Barry Foster, Ian Holm, Michael Caine, Vivien Merchant, Diana Rigg.
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A landmark series for British television, covering a wide number of genres. The acting and writing are exceptional.
Alfred Burke made the leading character his own. A fine series that represents real life as it tends to be.
The existing episodes are great, full marks for writing and acting.
Early episodes are very good. The later ones are a bit chequered.
The series that gave British TV a brand new look. Still influential.
No surprise that "Regan" was the only one to become a series.
Holmes himself would be flattered.
Brilliant that this series has been returned to the archive!
The earliest ones are the best - for those that still exist.