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Aristocrats

1999 | 360m | English

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Popularity: 0.5 (history)

Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Harriet O'Carroll
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18th-century England and Ireland viewed through the eyes of four beautiful high-born sisters - Caroline, Emily, Louisa, and Sarah Lennox, great-granddaughters of a king, daughters of a cabinet minister, and wives of politicians and peers.
Release Date: Jun 20, 1999
Director: David Caffrey
Writer: Harriet O'Carroll
Genres: Drama, Romance, TV Movie
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Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 02, 2026
Entered: Apr 25, 2024
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Name Character
Serena Gordon Lady Caroline Lennox
Anne-Marie Duff Lady Louisa Lennox
Geraldine Somerville Lady Emily Lennox
Siân Phillips Narrator/Older Lady Emily Lennox
Jodhi May Lady Sarah Lennox
Alun Armstrong Lord Holland
Ben Daniels Lord Kildare
Julian Fellowes Duke of Richmond
Diane Fletcher Duchess of Richmond
Paul Ridley Thomas Conolly
Andrew Havill Sir Charles Bunbury
George Anton William Ogilvie
John Light Lord Edward FitzGerald
Clive Swift King George II
Richard Dempsey Lord Beaufield
Patrick Duncan First Guest
Gene Rooney Washer Woman 1
Name Job
David Caffrey Director
Harriet O'Carroll Writer
Mark Thomas Original Music Composer
James Welland Director of Photography
Neil Thomson Editor
John Hubbard Casting
Ros Hubbard Casting
Mark Kebby Art Direction
Laurence Williams Art Direction
Gerry Scott Production Design
James Keast Costume Design
Sharon Doyle Makeup Artist
Lesley Lamont-Fisher Makeup Artist
Harry Barnes Foley Editor
Name Title
Rebecca Eaton Executive Producer
Christopher Hall Producer
John McDonnell Producer
David McLoughlin Producer
Kevin Menton Executive Producer
David Snodin Producer
Rod Stoneman Executive Producer
Nigel Warren-Green Executive Producer
Michael Wearing Executive Producer
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narrator56
6.0

As this period drama started out, it held my attention just fine. The core family of sisters were interesting and I cared about what happened to them. You can't ask for more than that. I rank the first three episodes fairly highly. My interest in the story started to slip during the fourth and fi ... fth installments, and I wasn't even sure why as I watched it. Now that I think back on it, part of the reason might have been that I couldn't understand exactly why one of the sisters suddenly became interested in married men. I mean, I know it happens, but she admits at some point she doesn't love them, so why? Still, it was minor and still stop me watching it. The sixth and final episode was even more of a disappointment for me. It felt like the entire tone and perspective of the series had shifted. I realize that characters had died and others had aged, so no doubt that played into it. But the aging seemed so sudden that it felt like more years had gone by than what I thought. The shift to focus on the younger generation seemed abrupt. About then I also realized that the reason I had felt my interest slide in the previous episode was that I had lost track of the timeline. Who were they fighting: The American colonies still, Ireland, or someone else? I wasn't well-grounded in the time frame any more. Anyway, despite the disappointing finale, I do not regret watching it. It was a pretty good period piece and from an interesting angle - not just about wealthy people, but the beautiful ones, the celebrities of their day.

Jun 23, 2021