"A Woman's Guide to Adultery" (1993) TV series 1993-

Director:

David Hayman

Writers:

Frank Cottrell Boyce (writer)
Carol Clewlow (novel)

Seasons:

1

Release Date:

29 November 1993 (UK)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

The story of three women who are involved in adulterous affairs - and Rose, who believes that anyone...

Plot Keywords:

Adultery | Based On Novel

Cast

Theresa Russell	...	Rose (3 episodes, 1993)
Ingrid Lacey	...	Helen (3 episodes, 1993)
Julie Peasgood	...	Sandra (3 episodes, 1993)

Series Directed by
David Hayman		(unknown episodes)

Series Writing credits
Carol Clewlow		(unknown episodes)
Frank Cottrell Boyce		(unknown episodes)

Series Produced by
Michael Guest	....	line producer (unknown episodes)
Beryl Vertue	....	producer (unknown episodes)

Series Original Music by
Daemion Barry		(unknown episodes)

Series Cinematography by
Graham Frake		(unknown episodes)

Series Film Editing by
Don Fairservice		(unknown episodes)
Amanda Smith		(unknown episodes)

Series Casting by
Leo Davis		(unknown episodes)

Series Production Design by
Kenneth Sharp		(unknown episodes)

Series Costume Design by
Pam Tait		(unknown episodes)

Series Sound Department
Stefan Henrix	....	adr editor / dialogue editor (unknown episodes)
Graham Rose	....	sound recordist (unknown episodes)

Series Camera and Electrical Department
Alex Scott	....	gaffer (unknown episodes)

Series Editorial Department
Tim Hands	....	first assistant editor (unknown episodes)

Series Other crew
Sandrine Ageorges	....	location manager (unknown episodes)
Julie Belthoise	....	assistant location manager (unknown episodes)
Pauline Hume	....	title designer (unknown episodes)
Anya Noakes	....	unit publicist (unknown episodes)

Production Companies

• Carlton Television
• Hartswood Films

Other Companies

• Sound Design Company, The  post-production sound services

Also Known As:

Runtime:

UK:60 min (3 episodes) | USA:149 min

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Filming Locations:

Bristol, England, UK

Company:

Carlton Television

Heating up the Screen, M'sieu Sean Bean

So, OK, I'm heading to Paris in 3 weeks and if there's an advertisement for that city, it's this movie. Can't wait to ride that 'tacky' Bateau down the Seine, but won't have a hunk like Bean with me. So, having had a few affairs myself in the 3 marriages I'm a veteran of, I loved this morality tale. Cause they're exactly right: that moment of ezxctasy (OK, those moments) aren't worth the horror of the after-affects. The pain that's caused to all, except maybe the focal point is just too much. As usual, I have to point out the illogicalities: so Rose is hurting Sean by exposing him (and his cute little naked butt) to the class....she doesn't think that someone will inform his wife? Huh? And the suspense when she goes to his house with the photos, wow, haven't felt that nervous in a long time. But in all these adulteries, you wonder, "What were they thinking of?"

Trying to put myself back then, I remember the boredom of marriage, and the excitement of stealing a married man, but it seems all so tawdry now. And again, not worth the outcomes at all. If you get him, here's the point: You SHOULD have to marry him for that night when he comes home with perfume all over saying, "Babe, the chickens done come home to roost."!!!