Based on author Evelyn Waugh’s classic 1940s novel of the same name, Brideshead Revisited follows the life of Second World ...

Brideshead Revisited tells the story of middle-class Charles Ryder (Matthew Goode), who meets and befriends wealthy Lord Sebastian Flyte. Charles and Sebastian become close, and Sebastian invites ...

So Charles is introduced to a most eccentric young man, who drinks champagne in the afternoon and enjoys highly exclusive dishes. Gradually, the two very different men become friends, and before long, ...

Director Julian Jarrold has broken the law, the law of Emma Thompson. That law explicitly states that any film boasting Thompson's reputable name is surely destined for greatness. "Stranger than ...

Like the Evelyn Waugh novel on which it is based, "Brideshead Revisited" is an idea-driven film about conflicts of faith and class, and how each gets complicated by sexual passion. But even if its ...

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Period drama enthusiasts can now access the 2008 adaptation of Brideshead Revisited instantly, as it's currently available to ...

The story begins in Oxford in 1925, when young Charles Ryder makes friends with the louche and flamboyant Sebastian Flyte, son of Lady and Lord Marchmain. Charles is soon seduced by the social status ...

The reinvented “Brideshead” – and third feature for Julian Jarrold (“Becoming Jane“) — is a handsome arthouse entertainment in the mold of Merchant Ivory, an interpretation that both honors its source ...

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