Episode #3.7 

Louisa is a little alarmed by the arrival on nudist author Henry Miller on the island and concerned for Spiros, who is neglecting himself,. She determines to bring him out of his ... See full summary »

Director:

Niall MacCormick

Writers:

Simon Nye, Gerald Durrell (based on "The Corfu Trilogy" by)

Stars:

Keeley Hawes, Josh O'Connor, Milo Parker

Cast

Episode complete credited cast:
Keeley Hawes	...	Louisa Durrell
Josh O'Connor	...	Lawrence Durrell
Milo Parker	...	Gerald Durrell
Daisy Waterstone	...	Margo Durrell
Callum Woodhouse	...	Leslie Durrell
Leslie Caron	...	Countess Mavrodaki
Alexis Georgoulis	...	Spiros Halikiopoulos
Spyros Ioannou	...	Uncle Leonidas (as Spiros Ioannou)
Miles Jupp	...	Basil
Yorgos Karamihos	...	Theo Stephanides
Kostas Krommidas	...	Superintendent (as Kostas Kromidas)
Vasilis Papadimitriou	...	Filimonas (as Vassilis Papadimitriou)
Anna Savva	...	Lugaretzia
Ulric von der Esch	...	Sven
Trevor White	...	Henry Miller

Storyline

Louisa is a little alarmed by the arrival on nudist author Henry Miller on the island and concerned for Spiros, who is neglecting himself,. She determines to bring him out of his self-imposed isolation. The whole family is outraged when Sven is imprisoned for homosexuality but Louisa devises a way to free him before cousin Basil turns up with less than good news about Aunt Hermione's will.

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Plot Keywords:

family dinner | vegetarian | henry miller character | reference to tropic of cancer the novel | public nudity | 

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Genres:

Biography | Comedy | Drama | Romance

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Did You Know?

Goofs

Louisa and Spiro discuss where Athens is in relation to Corfu, both of them pointing roughly where the sun is setting. But Corfu is north-west of mainland Greece and the sun would be setting to the west or south-west of them. This means they were both pointing towards Italy, while Athens is actually south-east, i.e. somewhere over their left shoulders.

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Details

Release Date:

29 April 2018 (UK)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Masterpiece Theatre

Technical Specs

Runtime:

46 min