TV Series2001 · BBC One · Ended · 60 min
Mini-series set during the trying times of World War II. The family drama, based on the book by Elizabeth Jane Howard, is a depiction of the Cazalets and their many secrets surrounding death, marriage and adultery. The reality of war and the hardships throughout three generations of this family intertwine during one very significant summer.
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Lesley Manville
Villy Cazalet
6 episodes
Hugh Bonneville
Hugh Cazalet
6 episodes
Joanna Page
Zoe Cazalet
6 episodes
Stephen Dillane
Edward Cazalet
6 episodes
Anna Chancellor
Diana Mackintosh
6 episodes
Catherine Russell
Rachel Cazalet
6 episodes
John McArdle
6 episodes
Emma Griffiths Malin
6 episodes
Patsy Rowlands
Miss Millament
6 episodes
Frederick Treves
6 episodes
Ursula Howells
6 episodes
Jacqueline Tong
6 episodes
Anastasia Hille
6 episodes
Penny Downie
Sid
6 episodes
Paul Rhys
Rupert Cazalet
6 episodes
Florence Hoath
6 episodes
Cate Fowler
Mrs. Rose
6 episodes
Mark Bazeley
Michael Hadleigh
6 episodes
Matthew Marsh
Otto Rose
6 episodes
Jessica Turner
Jessica Castle
6 episodes
Mark Dexter
Roddy
6 episodes
Nicholas Audsley
Christopher Castle
6 episodes
Elizabeth McKechnie
Mrs. Turner
6 episodes
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