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In The Tide Of Life, a naive 16 year-old housemaid is propelled from servitude to a position of power in a manor, after the wealthy and decrepit woman of the house dies. This rags to riches story, somewhat Dickensian in theme and atmosphere, is set at the turn of the century and traces the story of heroine Emily as she moves from tragedy, poverty and misery, to an entirely different existence. It is a charming and heart-warming tale based on the novel by Catherine Cookson.
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Catherine Cookson - Tide of LIfe,
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This review is from: Catherine Cookson - The Tide of Life [DVD] (DVD)
I purchased this DVD for my 96 year old mother and she has really enjoyed it as she came from the area the story was set in.
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Catherine cookson the Tide of Life DVD,
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This review is from: Catherine Cookson - The Tide of Life [DVD] (DVD)
Catherine cooksons DVD's are always a pleasure to watch, you really get absorbed in the Drama and the Century it portrays. Excellent DVD
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2nd Best Cookson film by far,
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This review is from: Catherine Cookson - The Tide of Life [DVD] (DVD)
Great film,I can watch this over and over again and find something different each time.The cast was truly cherry picked as each one acted his or hers heart out,and played the parts to perfection..
The adaptation runs in sections,each section linked by Emily Kennedy,the heroine,who was very pretty (Gillian Kearney) and attractive, but so was her sister Lucy,and what a fine performance from the younger sister... Ray Stephenson as Larry was magnificent,preferred him in this to the other Cookson films.His acting was flawless,and you could feel his raw strength increasing as the film advanced.His hatred for his wife and the way he treated her was utterly convincing.His wife was really supreme as the invalid/ghost,also her brother Conrad who played the backward but loveable "one".His tragic death was really harrowing to watch. It was a very moving,sad,realistic,heart rending story,one of the best Cookson tales.Take a tip from me and buy it!This is a firm favourite of mine.
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