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If your only knowledge of Cranford comes from the hit BBC production ... you're going to find reading Mrs Gaskell's original text a bit of a shock.
Archive 2008-01-01 2008
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Cranford is in places an almost laugh-out-loud funny book and in complete contrast to the melodrama of both Ruth and Mary Barton which rest half read on the shelf here.
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Cranford is both fascinated by them and unable to function without them.
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Cranford is both fascinated by them and unable to function without them.
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Cranford is both fascinated by them and unable to function without them.
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Cranford is in places an almost laugh-out-loud funny book and in complete contrast to the melodrama of both Ruth and Mary Barton which rest half read on the shelf here.
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Cranford is in places an almost laugh-out-loud funny book and in complete contrast to the melodrama of both Ruth and Mary Barton which rest half read on the shelf here.
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Magnificently comic in addition, "Cranford" -- based on works by the Victorian novelist Elizabeth Gaskell -- presented the formidable Miss Deborah, town authority and guide to the rigors of the social code (the role for which Eileen Atkins won an Emmy for best supporting actress).
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The next stops were to local PBS stations, whose national service -- where older viewers gravitate for British costume dramas like "Masterpiece Classic's" "Cranford" -- shouldn't be quite as beholden to younger demos as ad-supported commercial networks.
Variety.com 2010
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"Cranford" - A Co-Production of BBC and WGBH Boston.
Variety.com 2009
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