I saw this on Talking Pictures and recorded it.
The surprise was that I had seen it when originally aired but I had forgotten what it was called and who was in it and I had wanted to see it again, but couldn't find it.
So much better than contemporary drama with all its political correctness, inclusion, diversity et al.
Both Helen McCrory and Fay Ripley are excellent in the lead roles. Different personalities, one dominating the other although this does not really manifest itself until near the end.
The ending was a little clumsy there were a few things that could have been tidier, like taking the car back to where it normally was rather than dumping it.
Definitely worth watching.
The surprise was that I had seen it when originally aired but I had forgotten what it was called and who was in it and I had wanted to see it again, but couldn't find it.
So much better than contemporary drama with all its political correctness, inclusion, diversity et al.
Both Helen McCrory and Fay Ripley are excellent in the lead roles. Different personalities, one dominating the other although this does not really manifest itself until near the end.
The ending was a little clumsy there were a few things that could have been tidier, like taking the car back to where it normally was rather than dumping it.
Definitely worth watching.