The sisters' problems are increased when rival couturier Maison Gille opens in competition to them, poaching some of their customers and resulting in Agnes and Betty being laid off. Evie and ...
The house employs widowed tailor Charles Quance as the replacement for Florence. Ralph's fraudulent activities in his efforts to bankrupt the Elliotts and take control of the business are finally ...
The sisters forge ahead with ahead their planned show and receive an added boost when Victor Stride makes a public apology. His offer to promote their line in his new magazine is viewed somewhat ...
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Title: The House of Eliott (1991–1994)
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Stella Gonet | ... | Beatrice Eliott 34 episodes, 1991-1994 |
| Louise Lombard | ... | Evangeline Eliott 34 episodes, 1991-1994 | |
| Aden Gillett | ... | Jack Maddox 34 episodes, 1991-1994 | |
| Cathy Murphy | ... | Tilly Foss / ... 34 episodes, 1991-1994 | |
| Judy Flynn | ... | Madge Althorpe / ... 26 episodes, 1991-1994 | |
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Diana Rayworth | ... | Betty Butcher 26 episodes, 1991-1994 |
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Victoria Alcock | ... | Agnes Clarke 26 episodes, 1991-1994 |
| Stephen Churchett | ... | Joseph Wint 22 episodes, 1992-1994 | |
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Bill Thomas | ... | Charles Quance 15 episodes, 1992-1994 |
Two sisters Beatrice (Bee) and Evangeline (Evie) hit rock bottom when their father passes away leaving them in debt. Uneducated they strive hard to find jobs deemed worthy of their new guardian. What they can do ,is make amazing clothes and both dream of being able to be dress makers under the Elliott name. There is of course love problems on top of those money ones, oh to be young in a changing world. Written by Abigail Duffin
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I recommend this dramatic series about two sisters who create a fashion business in 1920's London. My husband & I thoroughly enjoyed the cast of characters whose fortunes wax and wane against a believable backdrop of history. We were emotionally engaged with these characters in a really satisfying way, much like reading a favorite book. I can't believe it took us nearly 20 years to hear about this wonderful British TV series now available to rent on DVD. Excellent writing & acting, superb costuming and realistic sets make this an outstanding viewing experience. The only drawback is quality of dialog sound in some interior sets. Otherwise, its a totally top-notch production. Where did they find the old cars, trains, planes, street locations to provide such realistic recreation -- and how could they afford it? Though it was aired from 1991-1994, House of Elliott compares favorably to the best movies or series being produced on TV in 2010.