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Coming Home (1998)Drama series about the Dunar and Carey-Lewis families, before during and after WW2. Director:Giles Foster |
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Coming Home (1998)Drama series about the Dunar and Carey-Lewis families, before during and after WW2. Director:Giles Foster |
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| Peter O'Toole | ... |
Colonel Edgar Carey-Lewis
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| Joanna Lumley | ... |
Diana Carey-Lewis
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Penelope Keith | ... |
Aunt Louise
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Anneliese Uhlig | ... |
Aunt Lavinia
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| David McCallum | ... |
Billy Fawcett
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| Emily Mortimer | ... |
Judith Dunbar
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Gruschenka Stevens | ... |
Athena Carey-Lewis
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| Paul Bettany | ... |
Edward Carey-Lewis
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Katie Ryder Richardson | ... |
Loveday Carey-Lewis
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George Asprey | ... |
Dr. Jeremy Wells
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Heikko Deutschmann | ... |
Gus
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Patrick Ryecart | ... |
Tommy Mortimer
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Carol Drinkwater | ... |
Biddy
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Susan Hampshire | ... |
Miss Catto
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| Quentin Jones | ... |
Walter
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Young Judith Dunbar is a quiet, gentle voiced teenager in the 1930s, relegated to a life at boarding school thanks to her colonial parents. Judith becomes adopted into the family of her best friend, young Loveday Carey Lewis, after the death of her aunt and guardian, Louise Forrester. Judith falls in love with the family, their home, Nancherrow, and Loveday's older brother Edward. When war strikes, Judith and the Carey-Lewis family all suffer, as Judith loses her family, and Loveday her fiancé; Gus. Judith muddles through the war losing Edward and aunt Lavinia in the process. But the war draws to a close, and Judith finds new romance, and Loveday suffers the consequences of a very hard decision, as she is forced to choose between Gus whom she loves, and her husband, Walter, the father of her young boy Nathaniel. Written by Anonymous
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