A lonely James has an affair with the very married Lady Newbury.A lonely James has an affair with the very married Lady Newbury.A lonely James has an affair with the very married Lady Newbury.
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- TriviaThis episode takes place during the spring of 1923.
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("Theme from Upstairs Downstairs) (uncredited)
Composed by Alexander Faris (1971)
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A significant episode
After a chance encounter, James and Diana Newberry strike up a passionate relationship.
It's very believable. As always, Diana is gorgeous -- I for one find her far more attractive than Hazel was. James says at one point that he regrets choosing Hazel over Diana. I think back then (about ten years earlier) James saw Diana as a bit scary and Hazel as safe. Now, their brief fling creates problems with Richard, and Bunny too when he finds out.
I won't reveal here how it turns out. But the whole episode provides a revealing look at James's character and what's become of his life postwar. Highly recommended.
It's very believable. As always, Diana is gorgeous -- I for one find her far more attractive than Hazel was. James says at one point that he regrets choosing Hazel over Diana. I think back then (about ten years earlier) James saw Diana as a bit scary and Hazel as safe. Now, their brief fling creates problems with Richard, and Bunny too when he finds out.
I won't reveal here how it turns out. But the whole episode provides a revealing look at James's character and what's become of his life postwar. Highly recommended.
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- Dec 18, 2015
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