A Very British Scandal, Mini-Series, 2021

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1937 Austin 14/6 Goodwood

Ep. 1+

1957 Austin FX3 Taxi

Ep. 3

1964 Austin LD

Ep. 1,3

1945 Austin Sixteen

Ep. 1

1955 Daimler Empress MkII

Ep. All

1956 Ford Prefect

Ep. 3

1959 Ford Squire

Ep. 1

1964 Humber Super Snipe Series IV

Ep. 3

1968 Jaguar 420 G [Mk.X]

Ep. 2,3

1955 MG Magnette

Ep. All

1966 Sunbeam Alpine Series V

Ep. 3

1957 Triumph TR3A

Ep. 2

1965 Volvo 122 S

Ep. 2

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dsl ◊ 2022-01-05 00:09	3 episode series set 1947-63 covering the marriage and eventual notorious divorce of the Duke and Duchess of Argyll. Not to be confused with A Very English Scandal (2018), an unrelated mini-series covering the Jeremy Thorpe scandal in 1970s, although it was produced and written by the same team. Set in London and Inveraray Castle (the real home of the Argylls) with an interesting list of locations here. Some goofs with the cars within the range of film dates - the Daimler is the worst as a 1955 car used in scenes going back to 1947, and several others pop up. Some grumblings on Pistonheads here. Reject from closing credits - the real Argylls in April 1952 with a Landie registered Sx 796(?)5. Posh boat for jfs Apparently it's a Chris Craft, because it says so on the side (presumably an on-set photo) and because allegedly Rivas were all LHD - no Lada jokes please. -- Last edit: 2022-01-06 00:31:24
SM99 ◊ 2022-01-05 00:33	dsl wrote Coming soon .... The Dr No title sequence rip off seems like a odd choice but it's set in the 60s so i see why they went for it
johnfromstaffs ◊ 2022-01-06 09:07	Boats with engines as their main method of propulsion are of no interest. If under 20ft long it must have sails only, bigger boats are allowed an engine for manoeuvring into marinas.

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dsl

◊ 2022-01-05 00:09

3 episode series set 1947-63 covering the marriage and eventual notorious divorce of the Duke and Duchess of Argyll. Not to be confused with A Very English Scandal (2018), an unrelated mini-series covering the Jeremy Thorpe scandal in 1970s, although it was produced and written by the same team.

Set in London and Inveraray Castle (the real home of the Argylls) with an interesting list of locations here. Some goofs with the cars within the range of film dates - the Daimler is the worst as a 1955 car used in scenes going back to 1947, and several others pop up. Some grumblings on Pistonheads here.

Reject from closing credits

- the real Argylls in April 1952 with a Landie registered Sx 796(?)5.

Posh boat for jfs

Apparently it's a Chris Craft, because it says so on the side (presumably an on-set photo) and because allegedly Rivas were all LHD - no Lada jokes please.

-- Last edit: 2022-01-06 00:31:24

SM99

◊ 2022-01-05 00:33

dsl wrote

Coming soon ....

The Dr No title sequence rip off seems like a odd choice but it's set in the 60s so i see why they went for it

johnfromstaffs

◊ 2022-01-06 09:07

Boats with engines as their main method of propulsion are of no interest. If under 20ft long it must have sails only, bigger boats are allowed an engine for manoeuvring into marinas.

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