2012·Drama·2 episodes
7.7
★
As an English soldier fights in the horrific trenches of northern France, he is haunted by the memories of his forbidden love affair with a French woman.
Created by Lucy Richer and Ann Skinner
france
based on novel or book
infidelity
cheating
world war i
miniseries
love affair
united kingdom
historical drama
1910s
trench warfare
IMDB
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Seasons
Cast
Eddie Redmayne
Stephen Wraysford
Clémence Poésy
Isabelle Azaire
Matthew Goode
Captain Gray
Joseph Mawle
Jack Firebrace
Richard Madden
Captain Weir
Thomas Turgoose
Private Tipper
George MacKay
Private Douglas
Simon Nehan
Evans
Rory Keenan
Private Brennan
Daniel Cerqueira
Shaw
Nicholas Moss
RSM Price
Marie-Josée Croze
Jeanne
Crew
Abi Morgan
Writer
Nicholas Hooper
Original Music Composer
Lucy Richer
Executive Producer
Eric Fellner
Executive Producer
Juliette Howell
Executive Producer
Sebastian Faulks
Executive Producer
Tim Bevan
Executive Producer
Rebecca Eaton
Executive Producer
Grant Montgomery
Production Design
Charlotte Walter
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
13 reviews
lils
4.0★ · 03/07/26
eddie talking that one soldier through it omg #wet 🤤🤤💯🤫
eddie talking that one soldier through it omg #wet 🤤🤤💯🤫
Abbie
4.0★ · 04/15/25
only watched because my family were watching, not my vibe. how were they in love when they said like 2 actual words to eachother ?
only watched because my family were watching, not my vibe. how were they in love when they said like 2 actual words to eachother ?
William
1.0★ · 01/04/25
Not enough Weir
Not enough Weir
Desiree
9.0★ · 03/28/24
It is CRIMINAL that this show’s soundtrack is not on Spotify.
Eddie Redmayne’s performance was absolutely moving, his facial expressions conveyed so much anguish and emotional depth. Miscommunication trope is utter agony
Eddie Redmayne’s performance was absolutely moving, his facial expressions conveyed so much anguish and emotional depth. Miscommunication trope is utter agony
It is CRIMINAL that this show’s soundtrack is not on Spotify.
Eddie Redmayne’s performance was absolutely moving, his facial expressions conveyed so much anguish and emotional depth. Miscommunication trope is utter agony
Eddie Redmayne’s performance was absolutely moving, his facial expressions conveyed so much anguish and emotional depth. Miscommunication trope is utter agony
C
5.0★ · 12/21/21
Came here for George just for him to die in the first 5 minutes, stayed for Eddie tho, long but enjoyable, probably wouldn’t rewatch.
Came here for George just for him to die in the first 5 minutes, stayed for Eddie tho, long but enjoyable, probably wouldn’t rewatch.