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DVD : Manor HouseIn association with Amazon.comstarring: John Olliff-Cooper, Anna Olliff-Cooper, Jonty Olliff-Cooper, Guy Olliff-Cooper, Avril Anson directed by: Caroline Ross-Pirie, Nick Murphy (IV)  List Price: $49.98 Amazon.com's Price: $44.99 You Save: $4.99 (10%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 2 days
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD EAN: 0794054885729 Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC Label: PBS (Direct) Manufacturer: PBS (Direct) Number Of Items: 3 Publisher: PBS (Direct) Region Code: 1 Release Date: May 27, 2003 Running Time: 360 minutes Studio: PBS (Direct) Sales Rank: 23577 MPN: 8857 Related Items: Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Heavenly FunI came across this series at a time in my life when I was sad. This wonderful tale of the hardships and regimentation of the past, made me feel better. Also I fell in love with the footman Rob Daly what a cutie pie !! This was a touching and tender series, and the Oliff Coopers became what the high class probally were simply annoying !!! Rating: - Another PBS ClassicI am so grateful to PBS for their wonderful work. I saw only 2 of this 'House' program, before it finished running on TV. I was so delighted to finally get the whole program to view from start to finish. The most remarkable evidence of money corrupting people was displayed in this program, as the people chosen to play the lord and lady of the house became less and less in touch with the reality of the world in which 'their servants' lived. The pompous lord and lady actually believed ... Read More Rating:  - Good concept, poor playersIn comparison with the real (created) scenario of 20th century players in another century like Colonial and Frontier Houses where, even though their contempory frustrations came through, that is ALL this is about. The whining mother on 1900 House ruined that production; all the upstairs gentry, while taking every advantage of the limited luxury they enjoyed, spent their time bitching and treating below stairs with the entitlement mentality of trust fund babies on steriods. The below stairs folks ... Read More Rating: - Great show!I saw Manor House on PBS several years ago, and bought the DVD set for my birthday this year. I love this reality series! I've never seen a reality series that showed people's emotions and inter-relationships so eloquently. I don't believe the producers created drama within the series in order to present "artificial" drama - the relationships between the people were dramatic enough. I found the narration very helpful, in that the lifestyle of the Edwardian period was explained pretty ... Read More Rating:  - Come to the insular and class driven world of...I admit, I am a PBS/BBC House series junkie. After Colonial House, this is my 2nd favorite House series so far. The personalities in this series are memorable. The situation and feelings were vivid and I had no troubles understanding why the conflicts came up between the wealthy family and the servants in the Manor House. Like other items in the house series, this is mostly serious business with only a few bits of joy mixed in. Let Manor House transport you to another time and place for ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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