To Walk Invisible: A Unique Biopic

The cast and creator on how "To Walk Invisible The Bronte Sisters" is not your usual Bronte biopic, and certainly not to be missed. See it Sunday, March 26, 2017 at 9/8c on MASTERPIECE on PBS. #BronteSistersPBS

[huub]

I found myself bursting into tears at the end of this movie. Powerful, evocative and unflinchingly realistic. Their inner tensions and family dynamic were revealed in such a way as to leave me in no doubt as to their individual genius and collective strength.

[garyeaton]

Everyone should visit the Bronte Parsonage it’s stunning

[modestmaude]

I have seen the film already, but will definitely be watching it again on PBS. It is truly a brilliant & authentic biopic!

[pamelahicks]

I'm definitely going to watch this. It will be a stark contrast to Victoria. I love how PBS productions have such high standards. I always feel like I take a trip back in time. The realism is extraordinary, appreciated and compelling compared to the films and TV shows that are being churned out these days. Most are forgettable. Thank you PBS for always producing quality entertainment.

[caoimhec]

Excellent movie, especially Charlie Murphy’s performance as Anne🙂

[AlyssaGubler]

This is a real masterpiece, I love it!!

[wallflower]

Why can't we have shows like this in the Philippines? Truly, Britain is sophisticated when it comes to making period dramas.

Any people who loves watching shows like this has class and are intelligent. :)

[torbenretboll]

This drama does not cover the lives of the Bronte sisters from the beginning to the end. It covers only the last three years of Branwell's life. The time frame is 1845-1848.

[amyclarke]

I like their books especially jane eyre

[AnnaBellaChannel]

Earthly and grounded are what the Bronte's are all about.

[steveellis]

Emily in a heated argument with Charlotte in the script : " Why are you so dramatic? ".

[takouhiejensen]

I've seen several films about the Brontes and studied them in getting my English degree. I LOVE this film. The way is depicted the sisters, I feel, is totally on point with what others wrote about them. The best out there. Could have done without the sex scene though.

[jimburke]

Nice to see Branwell getting attention too. Gone also are the usual posh accents we get in productions about the Brontes. Seems real and not a case of putting modern views in to suit today's audience.

[okejee]

I will have to watch this several times to see if I can understand what is being said....the actors sound like they have a mouth full of heavy accent did not help but the music playing while they talked made it just impossible at times.