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Mr Selfridge - Season 3
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Season 3 opens with Harry and his children looking forward to a happy family event after the funeral of Rose: his daughter Rosalie is to be married. Among the staff, there is a romantic surprise in store for Agnes.
Season 3 opens with Harry and his children looking forward to a happy family event after the funeral of Rose: his daughter Rosalie is to be married. Among the staff, there is a romantic surprise in store for Agnes.
Actors:
John Rowe,
Jeremy Piven,
Shaun Hennessy,
Nick Moran,
Sam Attwater,
Oliver Farnworth,
Raymond Coulthard
John Rowe
1 January 1941, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, England, UK
Jeremy Piven
26 July 1965, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
Shaun Hennessy
Nick Moran
23 December 1969, East End, London, England, UK
Sam Attwater
20 January 1986, England, UK
Oliver Farnworth
Raymond Coulthard
3 September 1968, Chester, Cheshire, England, UK
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Andrew Davies
Country:
United Kingdom
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March 11, 2015
There's a charming briskness to Mr Selfridge that mirrors its pioneering lead character.
May 07, 2015
Indulges a soap opera atmosphere with renewed determination, keeping "Mr. Selfridge" simple, overcooked, and, at times, dismally performed.
April 02, 2015
The appeal of Mr. Selfridge escapes me. I have no problem with silliness. But this series is sprawling, vaguely defined and utterly bland.
March 25, 2015
The end of World War I doesn't end the battles for Harry Selfridge, and this visually glorious PBS drama gets ever-more comfortable as it follows them.
