The Life and Times of David Lloyd George (TV Mini Series 1981) Poster

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9/10
Classic Quality British Television
wunmind-5446324 June 2021
This series is a journey into history so deftly played by the multi talented Philip Madoc. I watcht this when I was 11 and now seeing it again made me appreciate the life of an amazing statesman.

There are minor mistakes eg American flag having 50 stars but doesn't detract from the enjoyability of seeing Churchill (superbly played by the Texan William Hootkins) and the Irish questions...
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10/10
This was a Definitive Triumph of History, Drama and Superb Acting Made Excellent by a Classic Theme Tune
hammondjh-0047928 May 2022
If anyone says the BBC has never made a drama series to beat the rest, I would remind them of this incredibly spellbinding series first screened in 1981. It's the very detailed account of arguably Great Britain's greatest Prime Minister of the 20th century and to date, the finest politician from the valleys of Wales. Rarely for a historical drama, this series was historically correct in every detail from the harsh school discipline of his childhood through the challenges of the Irish problems, First World War and its aftermath. If you're a budding historian, politician or someone who appreciates quality historical drama in all its greatness, this is the definitive must-see. Superb acting from Philip Madoc and a now classical spellbinding theme music by the master of film soundtrack, Enrico Moricone are brought together into a series you'll want to watch in perfect uninterrupted seclusion. Yes folks! It really is that perfect and worthy of an Oscar any day.
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