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The Woman in White Episode #1.5 (2018– ) Online

The Woman in White Episode #1.5 (2018– ) Online
Original Title :
Episode #1.5
Genre :
TV Episode / Drama
Year :
2018–
Directror :
Carl Tibbetts
Cast :
Jessie Buckley,Ben Hardy,Olivia Vinall
Writer :
Fiona Seres,Wilkie Collins
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
56min
Rating :
7.8/10
The Woman in White Episode #1.5 (2018– ) Online

Whilst Marian and Walter rescue the traumatized Laura from the asylum where she was admitted as Anne and keep her hidden, Glyde, aware that Walter may have learned his secret from the deceased Anne tries to find him. Walter is given a cryptic clue from Anne's mother which uncovers that secret but Glyde sets out to thwart him, which proves his undoing. Fosco remains at large but Walter learns that he too has a deadly secret which clear the way for Laura and Walter to marry.
Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Jessie Buckley Jessie Buckley - Marian Halcombe
Ben Hardy Ben Hardy - Walter Hartright
Olivia Vinall Olivia Vinall - Laura Fairlie
Dougray Scott Dougray Scott - Sir Percival Glyde
Riccardo Scamarcio Riccardo Scamarcio - Count Fosco
Charles Dance Charles Dance - Frederick Fairlie
Art Malik Art Malik - Erasmus Nash
Kerry Fox Kerry Fox - Mrs. Catherick
Ivan Kaye Ivan Kaye - Pesca
Christopher Fairbank Christopher Fairbank - Mr. Brown
Sonya Cassidy Sonya Cassidy - Madam Fosco
James Flynn James Flynn - Louis
Tony Flynn Tony Flynn - Mr. Merriman
Cathy Belton Cathy Belton - Mrs. Hartright
Neil Keery Neil Keery - Vernon


User reviews

Arabella V.

Arabella V.

I don't think since the concluding part of Line of Duty's third series have I wanted to see a concluding episode to a drama more. For the most part it satisfied, was a very good standard, but I can't help feeling a little disappointed. The opening episode was decent, but the mid point blew me away, I watched Parts 3 and 4 with my stomach in knots, drama is supposed to evoke emotion, those parts did so with enormous effect. I had hoped that gusto would have carried on into the conclusion, but it didn't really.

On the debit side I found the first half hour a little flat, very little seemed to happen, thirty minutes in though it took a very dramatic turn and regained its form. The acting was impressive as always, the production values first rate, and proof that the old ones are the best. Scamarcio, Vinall, Hardy, Dance all excellent, Jessie Buckley was a revelation as Marian. Surely worthy of a BAFTA for her sublime performance throughout.

I'm so glad this glorious story has been told to a new generation of fans, and hopefully lead to a few new Wilkie Collins fans, not too long ago we had a fairly staid remake of The Moonstone, this was ultimately more satisfying.

Mid point I was starting to think my overall rating of 8/10 was a bit low, but after all parts I think that's spot on.