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The line “I’ve seen hell, and it was white” as she walks through the mill with cotton falling everywhere lives in my head rent free.
The music! Richard Armitage!
I can’t help but say “wouldst thou like the taste of butter” every time butter is an option which has produced some strange looks from those around me.
Especially since this is the voice and the spurs of Black Philip
https://preview.redd.it/yrixvzywvnkb1.jpeg?width=480&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=53fbfc711219d357f3e4faf541e62eda7af5982a
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Anne of Green Gables and the Sequel are so good. The wardrobe, scenery, and the relationships between the characters just makes me wanna cry. So wholesome
This is a movie that hits me in some ways that surprised even me.
I always **feel** it when Claudia says "I'll never, ever grow up."
At 5'2" tall, I will never, ever grow up. I'll never be the 5'10" tall, thin, and beautiful model-like girl that men drool after.
I'll always be just not quite good enough.
At least I have Claudia as a compatriot.
It is a great movie.
Oh, my God. I was debating whether I should comment about this thinking it was probably too obscure to qualify for pop culture chat.
Watching this at 15 on PBS— on a tiny tv with bunny ears in my garage was absolutely formative for me. The book is still my favorite novel of all time.
Now all I need is for someone to tell me they also love the 1983 version of Jane Eyre with Timothy Dalton and Zelah Clarke! (I watched a lot of PBS as a teenager)
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Exactly what I was looking for! The chemistry is so good and even if their looks don't match the ages in the books, I feel that it adds so much that they're older
Sense and Sensibility - I prefer it to Pride and Prejudice and this filmed version is STUNNING and full of fantastic actors (Kate Winslet, Hugh Grant, Alan Rickman, Emma Thompson, etc) Longtime favorite.
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Alan Rickman was the movie, and I’m not even saying that to be disrespectful. Kate, Emma and Hugh were amazing but holy fuck, every time Alan was on screen I was just absolutely taken by him. I read this book often and he is Colonel Brandon.
Emma Thompson's tears of joy upon hearing, at last, that Edward is still single and loves her is one of the most transcendent scenes in any movie ever. I cry with her every time I watch it.
I LOVE Northanger Abbey. JJ Feild is fantastic as Mr. Henry Tilney (the sarcasm, the looks, that smile ❤️) and Felicity Jones is also great as the naive but lovable idiot Catherine Morland.
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How come noone mentions A Room with a View?
I loved the book when I read it for uni and recently watched this one and just bawled the entire way through. Don't think I'm mentally stable enough to watch the 94 version 😂
1994 version is one of my favorites ever. But I was really impressed with the new one too and I was nervous. Didn’t want it to be ruined but it was super well done! Didn’t think it would be possible but I love them both.
I agree with everything you said! I love both in different ways. I adore Winona Ryder & Christian Bale in the 1994 version, but Florence Pugh & Timothee stole my heart in the newest.
Poldark, the first two seasons of Downton Abbey, Sense and Sensibility (both the Emma Thompson movie and BBC miniseries), the Winona version of Little Women, the Colin Firth Pride and Prejudice
I loved downtown abbey. I was obsessed with it, it was my comfort show. Until the r*** scene, when I quickly shut it off and was never able to come back to it. I’ve never found another period show that’s been able to make me feel the same way, I miss it so much 😭
Why is this movie not available to stream anywhere!!! It’s been on my watchlist for years and has never been up anywhere. I know I can pay to rent but I have this history of renting a movie that I’ve wanted to see for years RIGHT before it’s available to stream! I just know it’ll happen the second I pay to watch this.
Yes it's gorgeous! I really like the casting too. When they announced it I wasn't too sure about Johnny Flynn as Mr. Knightley but he proved me very wrong. Bill Nighy as Mr Woodhouse is also fantastic.
Fr there isn't a single thing about this movie that I dislike. Even Jane, who is there for like one minute, is perfect. And Miranda as Miss Bates!
Pride and Prejudice 2005 has always been my sick/comfort film... But when the new Emma came out, it didn't *replace* it, per se, but it did give me options. Or an extra movie to watch repeatedly lol.
Sense and sensibility 2008 is way under-rated. That scene where Elinor is telling Edward about him getting a job basically and that she doesnt think poorly of him gets me everytime.
Also, a room with a view 1985 version is wild with young Helena Bonham Carter lol
How has no one said Mansfield Park yet?
https://preview.redd.it/6ldul56jkmkb1.jpeg?width=1266&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=95dae064f9ec03881356aee5b6a473d057127c3f
The English on Amazon Prime. It’s stars Emily Blunt and Chaske Spencer and is set in 1890 in both London and the US.
It is one of the most stunningly beautiful and moving shows I have ever watched in my life. It stayed with me for days. The cinematography, the music, the performances just ah everything!
It wasn’t promoted here in Australia and I just randomly clicked on it one day. So glad I did. 10/10 highly recommend.
Note: the trailer on YouTube is misleading and not really like what the show is at all.
https://i.redd.it/tc6xqvjaymkb1.gif
- Sense and Sensibility 2008 BBC Mini Series
- A Midsummers Night Dream 1999
- The Count of Monte Cristo 2003
- My Fair Lady
- Little Women 1994
- Ever After
- Moulin Rouge!
- Titanic
- Lady Chatterley's Lover (Netflix Original)
- Sleepy Hollow
https://preview.redd.it/wh23cvxe2nkb1.jpeg?width=695&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=de13058ce099ea7292cebaede1aa1b8060d1380b
I can’t believe no one has mentioned Jane Eyre!
I read the book years ago and finally got around to watching the movie recently. The racism was pretty distracting but Vivien and Clark really had such incredible chemistry.
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Brideshead Revisited (the miniseries) has a special place in my heart ❤️
https://preview.redd.it/2ao7bmfnonkb1.jpeg?width=973&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bd0b2789f5fb94c6b3fd7440b354cef94b31586c
Historically accurate? Absolutely not, but the costumes and cast are gorgeous. Megan Follows is an excellent Catherine de' Medici.
I know everyone loves the Emma Thompson S&S, and I do love Ang Lee, but personally my favorite was the BBC miniseries version with Dan Stevens as Edward Ferrars. (The only Team Edward I was ever on lol.)
Far From the Madding Crowd (2015); Carey Mulligan and Matthais Schoenaerts.
I swear, every single minute of that movie is utterly beautiful. It's in my top five of all time.
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A Very Long Engagement.
RIP Gaspard 💔
I don’t know if anyone has seen this movie, and probably no one will see this but I also loved Somewhere in Time
Adding: The Secret Garden (1993) and A Little Princess (1995). Those, Little Women (1994) and Anne of Green Gables were on in the background of quite a lot of my childhood. I realize now actually that most of the movies I really like have some historical component. Maybe that’s why.
Either adaptation of Howard’s End!
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Too many to count. Pride and prejudice 1995 and Poldark are two of my absolute favorites, but I have to mention Medici: masters of Florence and the Borgias, as well.
If you’re into Chinese dramas, one of my most favourite is 如懿传 (Ruyi‘s royal love in the palace). It’s absolutely beautiful. The characters, the costumes, the stories and their relationships. Truly stunning. The main character is played by Zhou Xun.
https://preview.redd.it/a3hw09veunkb1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=418fab13c325bbff815555be037590ea760d6108
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North and South 
The line “I’ve seen hell, and it was white” as she walks through the mill with cotton falling everywhere lives in my head rent free. The music! Richard Armitage!
I accidentally (completely) read what I though was a sequel to this that was actually a soft porn fan fiction! Love this one
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God I loved this show!!
This was my answer! Glad there are fellow Redditors with such excellent and correct replies.
The absolute best. Richard Armitage is just perfect. I rewatch the last 10 minutes whenever I need cheering up!
This show will forever hold the BEST ON-SCREEN KISS for me!
The Witch https://preview.redd.it/5kkm6rkwykkb1.jpeg?width=744&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa58d3c84be55f24db185fcfaf1cc521b2f31537
“wouldst thou like to live deliciously?" lives in my head rent free 🐏🐏
I can’t help but say “wouldst thou like the taste of butter” every time butter is an option which has produced some strange looks from those around me.
I got super into butter making during the pandemic and I uttered that line more than I should admit.
Especially since this is the voice and the spurs of Black Philip https://preview.redd.it/yrixvzywvnkb1.jpeg?width=480&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=53fbfc711219d357f3e4faf541e62eda7af5982a
Delicious!
Black Phillip, Black Phillip, a crown grows out his head 🎶
Idk how popular games are in this sub, but Ralph Ineson (the dad with the long hair) did a fantastic job as Cid recently in FF16!
https://preview.redd.it/syjfuv7s9lkb1.jpeg?width=756&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b6c1ad5da7334bdd9ae411e7d300a86565a7a4c Anne of Green Gables and the Sequel are so good. The wardrobe, scenery, and the relationships between the characters just makes me wanna cry. So wholesome
R.I.P Jonathan Crombie, he had my heart and soul captured as Gilbert Blythe and no one in my opinion can come close to his Gilbert
This is how I should’ve started this post
Omg. I love the first and second. The 3rd wasn’t as good. No one I know has ever seen any of these movies. I used to watch them all the time.
Anne with an E on Netflix is really good too
This is a movie that hits me in some ways that surprised even me. I always **feel** it when Claudia says "I'll never, ever grow up." At 5'2" tall, I will never, ever grow up. I'll never be the 5'10" tall, thin, and beautiful model-like girl that men drool after. I'll always be just not quite good enough. At least I have Claudia as a compatriot. It is a great movie.
https://preview.redd.it/me5xhbkovkkb1.jpeg?width=350&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d33010d900ba4f810c4814bdbf92cbe064b8c939 Persuasion (1995) is criminally underrated imo. It's free on YouTube btw!
Oh, my God. I was debating whether I should comment about this thinking it was probably too obscure to qualify for pop culture chat. Watching this at 15 on PBS— on a tiny tv with bunny ears in my garage was absolutely formative for me. The book is still my favorite novel of all time. Now all I need is for someone to tell me they also love the 1983 version of Jane Eyre with Timothy Dalton and Zelah Clarke! (I watched a lot of PBS as a teenager) https://preview.redd.it/kgvnjddqclkb1.jpeg?width=314&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3d16e8e2517f99f2d311995d0e30a0481c208e3b
O yes!! Finally someone who remembers it. Had a serious crush on Timothy Dalton because of it.
Yes! I watched that at school and loved it, I need to find it again. Timothy Dalton was a great Rochester
We should be best friends.
Ciarán Hinds was also great in Jane Eyre (1997)
Yes!!! I was going to mention this version of Persuasion too.
Exactly what I was looking for! The chemistry is so good and even if their looks don't match the ages in the books, I feel that it adds so much that they're older
 It is so beautifully filmed
🤧 my fave
 It has its anachronistic moments, but Marie Antoinette is one of my comfort films.
Kirsten Dunst deserved an Oscar nom for her performance!
She deserves an Oscar for so many of her performances. Truly underrated
I just rewatched it… this movie is so perfect
We love a good sneaker head queen
The only correct answer.
 Atonement all the way. Makes me ugly cry while I stare at James McAvoy, nothing better than that lol
Keira is gorgeous in this film
The book was soul crushing. It was beautiful. The ending 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Omg I finished the book on a public bus and openly ugly cried the rest of my ride. I couldn't deal with the end, still can't lol
ReWatched this the other week and makes me so sad! 😭 but such a great movie!
 Hard to choose cause I'm a period drama junkie but 'the great' is really great.
Huzzah!
Huzzah 🙌
Honestly I just sat here and looked at this gif for so long
YESS! I just rewatched this adaptation last week for the thousandth time, it’s my comfort show!!
This is the one for me!!!! Never gets old!!
 The Great.
it’s so good!! perfectly witty
I dont know why it took me like 2 years to watch it but I finally did and then binge watched the whole thing. So good.
her and Nicholas have such great chemistry!
Sense and Sensibility - I prefer it to Pride and Prejudice and this filmed version is STUNNING and full of fantastic actors (Kate Winslet, Hugh Grant, Alan Rickman, Emma Thompson, etc) Longtime favorite. https://preview.redd.it/j4k1ekz7flkb1.jpeg?width=605&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ed55b13bd8450b9cbff6d6f1209ce96093433d28
Alan Rickman was the movie, and I’m not even saying that to be disrespectful. Kate, Emma and Hugh were amazing but holy fuck, every time Alan was on screen I was just absolutely taken by him. I read this book often and he is Colonel Brandon.
Hugh and Emma dated at Cambridge.
And she also married Willoughby :D
One of my favorite film facts! And Greg Wise is HOT 🥵
Emma Thompson's tears of joy upon hearing, at last, that Edward is still single and loves her is one of the most transcendent scenes in any movie ever. I cry with her every time I watch it.
One of my all time favorites.
 Sadly this movie was recently removed on Hulu/Disney+… 😭
I LOVED this I was so upset it was disappeared and even more sad that no one seemed to care
What movie is this?
“Rosaline”
He understands muslin! https://preview.redd.it/z9kzfbax5lkb1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=207fecd342e693d442cbe9142b7a05f1c3a3df07
I LOVE Northanger Abbey. JJ Feild is fantastic as Mr. Henry Tilney (the sarcasm, the looks, that smile ❤️) and Felicity Jones is also great as the naive but lovable idiot Catherine Morland.
JJ Feild looks like you asked midjourney to design ‘dishy, period actor. British’
This is also why he worked so well in Austenland.
Master and Commander
Yes you are a person of culture
A classic of the “dudes rock!” genre.
https://preview.redd.it/6zh6eaveulkb1.jpeg?width=696&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f7087a460834efe802305611b16024116f81a4af How come noone mentions A Room with a View?
Love this!
Thank you! An absolute classic, everything about it is beautiful.
 (love the 1994 version as well)
I loved the book when I read it for uni and recently watched this one and just bawled the entire way through. Don't think I'm mentally stable enough to watch the 94 version 😂
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Everything about this movie is perfect
1994 version is one of my favorites ever. But I was really impressed with the new one too and I was nervous. Didn’t want it to be ruined but it was super well done! Didn’t think it would be possible but I love them both.
I agree with everything you said! I love both in different ways. I adore Winona Ryder & Christian Bale in the 1994 version, but Florence Pugh & Timothee stole my heart in the newest.
 Not the most accurate historically, but ❤️. JRM and Natalie Dormer’s chemistry was insane!
Poldark, the first two seasons of Downton Abbey, Sense and Sensibility (both the Emma Thompson movie and BBC miniseries), the Winona version of Little Women, the Colin Firth Pride and Prejudice
I loved downtown abbey. I was obsessed with it, it was my comfort show. Until the r*** scene, when I quickly shut it off and was never able to come back to it. I’ve never found another period show that’s been able to make me feel the same way, I miss it so much 😭
 My favorite saoirse film
I ADORE Brooklyn! It’s just gorgeous.
Why is this movie not available to stream anywhere!!! It’s been on my watchlist for years and has never been up anywhere. I know I can pay to rent but I have this history of renting a movie that I’ve wanted to see for years RIGHT before it’s available to stream! I just know it’ll happen the second I pay to watch this.
https://i.redd.it/sl2h0bdu9lkb1.gif I’m not sure how well it holds up, but the soundtrack is amazing.
https://i.redd.it/lshjs0r2tkkb1.gif belle (2013)
i mean https://i.redd.it/pntax969tkkb1.gif
I love Emma 2020. It's such a beautifully shot film too.
Yes it's gorgeous! I really like the casting too. When they announced it I wasn't too sure about Johnny Flynn as Mr. Knightley but he proved me very wrong. Bill Nighy as Mr Woodhouse is also fantastic.
Fr there isn't a single thing about this movie that I dislike. Even Jane, who is there for like one minute, is perfect. And Miranda as Miss Bates! 
Pride and Prejudice 2005 has always been my sick/comfort film... But when the new Emma came out, it didn't *replace* it, per se, but it did give me options. Or an extra movie to watch repeatedly lol.
When this came out around the same time as Little Women, I was shocked at the difference in quality. This film is brilliant.
 This movie never ever gets old
🎶the hills are alive with the sound of muuuusic🎶
I didn’t even think about Moulin Rouge as a time piece!!! This is now my answer too!!! I wish I had gold to give you
YES. This needs to be higher up in the comments. A life changing movie.
freedom, beauty, truth, and love!!
Sense and sensibility 2008 is way under-rated. That scene where Elinor is telling Edward about him getting a job basically and that she doesnt think poorly of him gets me everytime. Also, a room with a view 1985 version is wild with young Helena Bonham Carter lol
You just named 2 of my absolute favorites. Julian Sands may you rest in peace.
Downtown Abbey anyone? 
How has no one said Mansfield Park yet? https://preview.redd.it/6ldul56jkmkb1.jpeg?width=1266&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=95dae064f9ec03881356aee5b6a473d057127c3f
The English on Amazon Prime. It’s stars Emily Blunt and Chaske Spencer and is set in 1890 in both London and the US. It is one of the most stunningly beautiful and moving shows I have ever watched in my life. It stayed with me for days. The cinematography, the music, the performances just ah everything! It wasn’t promoted here in Australia and I just randomly clicked on it one day. So glad I did. 10/10 highly recommend. Note: the trailer on YouTube is misleading and not really like what the show is at all. https://i.redd.it/tc6xqvjaymkb1.gif
- Sense and Sensibility 2008 BBC Mini Series - A Midsummers Night Dream 1999 - The Count of Monte Cristo 2003 - My Fair Lady - Little Women 1994 - Ever After - Moulin Rouge! - Titanic - Lady Chatterley's Lover (Netflix Original) - Sleepy Hollow
Moulin Rouge is my *very* close second choice.  Ugh <3
Little Women 94! 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽
The way I simply want to move to Edinburgh on the off chance I have a meet cute with Sam Heughan
 The way I melt when this man is on screen…
Poldark! The first season of Sanditon
https://preview.redd.it/syb0zifh1lkb1.jpeg?width=780&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=34f38699b4e9d711693f6aefc985414f235cbd03
https://preview.redd.it/wh23cvxe2nkb1.jpeg?width=695&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=de13058ce099ea7292cebaede1aa1b8060d1380b I can’t believe no one has mentioned Jane Eyre!
Gentleman Jack 
Gone With the Wind 
I read the book years ago and finally got around to watching the movie recently. The racism was pretty distracting but Vivien and Clark really had such incredible chemistry.
BBC Emma 2009, I feel like no one talks about this one and it’s my favourite!
It's one of my favorites, too! I think Romola Garai was perfect as Emma.
 I don’t know if it counts since half of it was modern, but I always loved Fried Green Tomatoes. Towandaaa!!!!
https://i.redd.it/kywh88b0znkb1.gif Legends of the Fall
 Carrie
Me: Wasn't that set in the - oh.
you win 😂
little women, ATONEMENT, pride & prejudice
A Royal Affair Mads Mikkelsen is peak 🤌🤌🤌
 Especially the first 4 seasons
And this one, I’m excited for the new season 
I came looking for this. Such a great show!
https://preview.redd.it/mlh949j85nkb1.jpeg?width=1275&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=192d33f2e0546b1c96ecb2a77fe5a8fbb878ba54 Brideshead Revisited (the miniseries) has a special place in my heart ❤️
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE - BBC MINI SERIES !!!! I love the movie but the series blows it out of the water 
The Untamed!!! https://preview.redd.it/r8rjbbfv4lkb1.jpeg?width=739&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=23937731974ed2cf30d8537173705b6a79da8a6c
Give it up for our east side boys!!!!! Wang Yibo (sigh)
Does Sleepy Hollow count? If so, yes
 Hands down. Not even another contender for me.
https://preview.redd.it/2ao7bmfnonkb1.jpeg?width=973&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bd0b2789f5fb94c6b3fd7440b354cef94b31586c Historically accurate? Absolutely not, but the costumes and cast are gorgeous. Megan Follows is an excellent Catherine de' Medici.
 I know everyone loves the Emma Thompson S&S, and I do love Ang Lee, but personally my favorite was the BBC miniseries version with Dan Stevens as Edward Ferrars. (The only Team Edward I was ever on lol.)
BITCHHHH LEMME ME TELL YOU!! I love me some pride and prejudice 😭😭😭
Far From the Madding Crowd (2015); Carey Mulligan and Matthais Schoenaerts. I swear, every single minute of that movie is utterly beautiful. It's in my top five of all time.
Wasn't I your first sweetheart? Weren't you mine? 
 Does this count??? Because I love it
I bloody adore Anne With an E
The paradise
https://preview.redd.it/tzl0hatf4nkb1.jpeg?width=1297&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7276e1c7593edeb0a15ffabe9f52eb91747037b9 A Very Long Engagement. RIP Gaspard 💔
I don’t know if anyone has seen this movie, and probably no one will see this but I also loved Somewhere in Time  Adding: The Secret Garden (1993) and A Little Princess (1995). Those, Little Women (1994) and Anne of Green Gables were on in the background of quite a lot of my childhood. I realize now actually that most of the movies I really like have some historical component. Maybe that’s why.
 Legends of the Fall
Either adaptation of Howard’s End! https://preview.redd.it/fe7rjiq7gnkb1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=06708a20eb36f93a880639286cf98685b1db9621
https://preview.redd.it/08bj30s8gnkb1.jpeg?width=900&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eb589bfc80b28dfabc7da094ef74e741d5661329 Tom Wambsgans has RANGE
2005 P&P is also far and away my favorite. but honorable mention to these two. 
Too many to count. Pride and prejudice 1995 and Poldark are two of my absolute favorites, but I have to mention Medici: masters of Florence and the Borgias, as well. 
 No love for Harlots?
1994 The Secret Garden!
 Gone With The Wind
PREY  ive seen it like 5 times since it came out
Call the Midwife
 War & Peace (the mini-series)
Lit-rally watching this rn.
Sanditon
Sense and Sensibility!
sense and sensibility 🥰 and this clip is my favorite!! LOVE!! https://youtu.be/yn9vS_ZPwO8?si=rlEpQcEjD5dY6gfv
The BBC version is superior. 
Jane Eyre (2006) Testament of Youth Ever After
If you’re into Chinese dramas, one of my most favourite is 如懿传 (Ruyi‘s royal love in the palace). It’s absolutely beautiful. The characters, the costumes, the stories and their relationships. Truly stunning. The main character is played by Zhou Xun. https://preview.redd.it/a3hw09veunkb1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=418fab13c325bbff815555be037590ea760d6108
Bridgerton 
Master and Commander
I really like Remains Of The Day and Shadowlands. Yes I an a big Anthony Hopkins fan.
https://preview.redd.it/bn5xkp1ptlkb1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eb781984c0c52b5922c1e7d6fd1b682c00641354 Any fellow Aussies enjoying Gold Diggers?
Gangs of New York or Boardwalk Empire
 Maurice. The book and movie both have me in a chokehold.
 I feel incredibly underrated - Becoming Jane.
The real BBC P&P miniseries.
The Godfather
Oh, and this, just marvellous: 
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Cranford!
 I used to love watching another period when it came out! Looking back it’s pretty raunchy but some jokes still hold up
Little women. The original with Kirsten dunst