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The Pursuit Of Love Is A MUST Watch Show.. Here's Why!
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The Pursuit Of Love Is A MUST Watch Show.. Here's Why!
Welcome back to Celebified, today on the channel we are going to talk about The Pursuit of Love is a must watch show, here's why. We all certainly know that Emily Mortimer is one of the best actors around, whether you enjoyed her in The Newsroom or any one of her dozens of movie roles. But with Doll & Em, she proved that she’s an adept writer of dramedy, as well. For The Pursuit of Love, Mortimer not only has written the screenplay, adapted from a 1945 novel of the same name, but also directed the three-part limited series. What does she bring to the table in those multiple roles? Watch out for more.
Fanny has a different view of love than her cousin, mainly because her mother, whom everyone calls “The Bolter” (Emily Mortimer) handed baby Fanny to her Aunt Emily (Annabel Mullion) to raise while she traveled the world to pursue various men. Emily encourages Fanny to get an education, something that her uncle Matthew (Dominic West), frowns upon for his daughters, including Linda. Even though the friendship between the practical Franny and the flighty Linda is at the show’s heart, the idea that both cousins eventually gravitate towards not only each other but what the other wants out of their lives will be interesting to watch. As their teenage years give way to marriages, pregnancies, and longing for something more, we’re looking forward to seeing how each of them change as they get older, wiser, and more world-weary. The war might also change their views, even though it seems that Linda is nonplussed that the Germans just bombed her out of her home. Emily Mortimer has taken The Pursuit Of Love and made it a modern story that’s definitely relatable in the 2020s, even though it takes place in the 1920s-40s. And that’s no small feat. Stay tuned to know more.
#ThePursuitOfLove #BBC #MustWatch
Related Videos:
The Pursuit of Love: Trailer - BBC
The Pursuit of Love Ep1 is something to be deeply treasured
BBC's The Pursuit of Love Drama Flops As Viewers Switch Off
Welcome back to Celebified, today on the channel we are going to talk about The Pursuit of Love is a must watch show, here's why. We all certainly know that Emily Mortimer is one of the best actors around, whether you enjoyed her in The Newsroom or any one of her dozens of movie roles. But with Doll & Em, she proved that she’s an adept writer of dramedy, as well. For The Pursuit of Love, Mortimer not only has written the screenplay, adapted from a 1945 novel of the same name, but also directed the three-part limited series. What does she bring to the table in those multiple roles? Watch out for more.
Fanny has a different view of love than her cousin, mainly because her mother, whom everyone calls “The Bolter” (Emily Mortimer) handed baby Fanny to her Aunt Emily (Annabel Mullion) to raise while she traveled the world to pursue various men. Emily encourages Fanny to get an education, something that her uncle Matthew (Dominic West), frowns upon for his daughters, including Linda. Even though the friendship between the practical Franny and the flighty Linda is at the show’s heart, the idea that both cousins eventually gravitate towards not only each other but what the other wants out of their lives will be interesting to watch. As their teenage years give way to marriages, pregnancies, and longing for something more, we’re looking forward to seeing how each of them change as they get older, wiser, and more world-weary. The war might also change their views, even though it seems that Linda is nonplussed that the Germans just bombed her out of her home. Emily Mortimer has taken The Pursuit Of Love and made it a modern story that’s definitely relatable in the 2020s, even though it takes place in the 1920s-40s. And that’s no small feat. Stay tuned to know more.
#ThePursuitOfLove #BBC #MustWatch
Related Videos:
The Pursuit of Love: Trailer - BBC
The Pursuit of Love Ep1 is something to be deeply treasured
BBC's The Pursuit of Love Drama Flops As Viewers Switch Off
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