There is a new adaptation of The Forsyte Saga out there now. But this is about the 1967 version. We have a lovely costume from that production today, and while I am not here to bash the new adaptation (which I admittedly have not watched)…I urge you to accept no imitations! 67 is the GOAT. It’s like 26 hours and worth every hour. England had to change church service times when it aired because so many people watched.
We also have a really cool sighting from Cinderella. I put it with Sci-Fi / Fantasy because it doesn’t really gel into any particular time period, and Cinderella is a fantasy, right? Anyway, it’s a really interesting piece that I highly suspect has been used other places before, so if you come across it, please let me know.
Check back next week, folks! I appreciate you all!
There is a new adaptation of The Forsyte Saga out there now. But this is about the 1967 version. We have a lovely costume from that production today, and while I am not here to bash the new adaptation (which I admittedly have not watched)…I urge you to accept no imitations! 67 is the GOAT. It’s like 26 hours and worth every hour. England had to change church service times when it aired because so many people watched.
We also have a really cool sighting from Cinderella. I put it with Sci-Fi / Fantasy because it doesn’t really gel into any particular time period, and Cinderella is a fantasy, right? Anyway, it’s a really interesting piece that I highly suspect has been used other places before, so if you come across it, please let me know.
Check back next week, folks! I appreciate you all!
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Oh I love this version of Cinderella so much! And yes, this one belongs in fantasy.
It’s a great version!