Perfect Strangers miniseries
- Original title
- Perfect Strangersaka
- AKA
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- Almost Strangers
- Year
- 2001
- Running time
- 238 min.
- Country
United Kingdom
- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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- Michael Gambon
- Lindsay Duncan
- Matthew Macfadyen
- Claire Skinner
- Jill Baker
- Toby Stephens
- Anton Lesser
- Timothy Spall
- Michael Culkin
- Miranda Raison
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- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
TalkBack Productions. Broadcast by: BBC- Genre
- TV Series. Comedy. Drama | Family Relationships. TV Miniseries
- Synopsis
- TV miniseries. 3 episodes. Perfect Strangers, Stephen Poliakoff's TV drama, depicts an upper-class English family where distrust, dysfunction and despair are guests at the party. The family are gathered together in an opulent hotel for a grand reunion; the only thing wrong with the idea is that many of them are perfect strangers and the event begins to look more like a conference than an event with heart. Into the blend of well-heeled guests comes the Hillingdon contingent led by Raymond (Michael Gambon), the black ram of the family. His son, Daniel, is a surveyor and true to his profession sets about assessing the fault lines running through the family. Underlying it all is a sense of unease so that even pleasantries come across as deeply unpleasant. Raymond warns us that: "Everybody always lies".
- Awards
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2001: BAFTA TV Awards: Best Actor (Gambon). 5 Nom., including Best Mini-Series
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