Take a look at The Duke and see if you can spot any mistakes in the setting @Harry Bloomfield - it's the true tale of an art 'heist' in 1961. It looked authentic to me and Helen Mirren is always a mark of quality in any fillum.
Take a look at The Duke and see if you can spot any mistakes in the setting @Harry Bloomfield - it's the true tale of an art 'heist' in 1961. It looked authentic to me and Helen Mirren is always a mark of quality in any fillum.
A glaring error in the recent drama about the train robbers, they were loading vans outside the farmhouse underneath a flue for a combi boilerI agree, historical dramas, need to be historically accurate, in all essential facts. Most of us in any sort of trade, will spot inaccuracies of presentation in our own sphere - In dramas supposed to be set in the 60's, I spot modern MK sockets, switches, and switchgear and modern doorbell pushes, acceptable I suppose, but swapping white for black or Asian - no way..
How do you feel about swapping the other way?I agree, historical dramas, need to be historically accurate, in all essential facts. Most of us in any sort of trade, will spot inaccuracies of presentation in our own sphere - In dramas supposed to be set in the 60's, I spot modern MK sockets, switches, and switchgear and modern doorbell pushes, acceptable I suppose, but swapping white for black or Asian - no way..
How do you feel about swapping the other way?
I enjoyed Evita, in a London show, way back in the 70's, when Elaine Paige and David Essex were starring.Mrs CB dragged me to see a production of Macbeth by a UK company dressed as Japanese Kabuki, always found the Bard a bit hard to follow but this was fantastic