Life After Life | Trailer - BBC

The story of Ursula Todd, who has an infinite number of chances to live her life.

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Watch Life After Life on iPlayer from April 19 at 9pm

[dramatic]

Such an amazing series! binged it in one day
the acting, characters, soundtrack, dialogues, storyline ... Everything about it is just fantastic ❤️

[bluelily]

This book is my life without the seem to find comfort re reading it when I am going through a rough time...
I must watch # Deeper understanding of myself and my

[kristinesharp]

I just watched the entire series on Amazon 2x in less than 2 days. I did read a sample of the book some years ago but didn’t grasp the rebirths. I thought she was born to another family with the same name and somewhat confused. I may go back and read. 

The notion she didn’t remember but was changed in each carnation fascinating. The anxiety about water for instance made sense. The way she changed her life for the ones that came after the point she realized she may have been here before. So good. Sometimes feeling hopeless, sometimes feeling reckless. And we saw other small changes that led to different things for her family as well. Sometimes the doc made it and sometimes not. There were sometimes changes nothing to do with her she had to navigate. Was she dying all the time or being reborn all the time? Wow.

Loved the 1930’s home. Loved the clothes.

[MichaelFMalArtnow]

Wonderfull series now on the ABC and iview in Australia certainly harrowing but the most thought provoking television I have watched in many years thankyou all involved.

[aucklandsam]

Can’t wait. The book was one of the best I’ve ever read.

[yvonnemunro]

Loved the series Acting was brilliant The song” Again” at the end was so lovely We need more series like this

[audreyyyhappened]

What a cast! Thomasin, Sean Clifford, and Sean Delany, excited for the series it already looks lovely.

[thefishcakevalentine]

As an American who loved the book, I'm supremely jealous of you all. I'd love to watch it... Looks interesting.

[astra]

We have this on the ABC now. Great series. Love it. It’s giving you a glimpse into the truth so you’ll escape this spiritual prison. Of course once the body dies, your relatives will believe you’re a different person, in fact, you’re just in a different body.

Good luck to everyone who takes interest in this subject. You already know the truth. One day we will all remember.

[mbar]

Found this really intriguing. Some element of truth to it. The idea of life being a type of sophisticated simulation in which we learn and grow from our choices and experiences.

[rrr]

I just finished watching it and I really enjoyed it. This adaptation is very poetic, very delicate (I found the first episode especially beautiful, even though, as someone who almost lost their baby at birth, it was really difficult).

[trinaq]

I love Thomasin, and I'm excited to see her lead this series! ❤️

[methodicalmayhem]

This looks like its going to be a hit.

[barryplant]

Didn’t read the book but just watched the whole series on BBC I player. What a great story line and so well acted by both young and adult Ursula’s. Thomasin McKenzie takes over from the child actors Eliza Riley and Isla Johnston. Thomasin McKenzie was superb.

[TheKosiomm]

Remarkably brilliant! from start to finish.

[lilypond]

It was such a sad scene when Ursula had heard Teddy died and went out ro the street with a pale face and shaking body, but when she bumped into her horrible husband from a previous life and screamed at him it was really funny.

[marsszipan]

Just read the book. Not sure how its going to be adapted into a series as there were so many alternatives.nevertheless still excited to watch!

[tacitusromanus]

I just finished the novel- outstanding. It's one of those novels where it is so engrossing that I will actually miss the characters and their world. Hope this series comes to the US.

[denisefreitas]

Looks great and Thomasin is an amazing actress!

[Deedee-eesg]

Really enjoying this drama! It's very well acted. I've had feelings of deja Vu. It's an interesting exploration of that, and so many different scenarios...very clever idea! The attention to detail of all the different eras is very impressive!