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"Foyle's War" The German Woman (2002)



Overview

User Rating:
8.2/10   118 votes
Director:
Jeremy Silberston
Writers:
Anthony Horowitz (creator)
Anthony Horowitz (teleplay)
Original Air Date:
27 October 2002 (Season 1, Episode 1)
Genre:
Crime | Drama | Mystery more
Plot:
Series premiere. England, May 1940: Set against the backdrop of Hastings, East Sussex, during World War II... more | add synopsis
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User Comments:
Superbly acted, a delight to watch. more

Cast

 (Episode Cast overview, first billed only)
Michael Kitchen ... Det. Supt. Christopher Foyle
Edward Fox ... Assistant Commissioner Summers
Robert Hardy ... Henry Beaumont
David Horovitch ... Thomas Kramer
Anthony Howell ... Sgt. Paul Milner
Joanna Kanska ... Greta Hauptmann Beaumont

Dominic Mafham ... Michael Turner

Julian Ovenden ... Andrew Foyle

Rosamund Pike ... Sarah Beaumont
Honeysuckle Weeks ... Samantha Stewart
Elizabeth Bell ... Elsie Kramer
Robert Pickavance ... Eric Stephens
Neil Conrich ... Policeman 1
Andrew Powell ... Official 1
Paul Putner ... Official 2
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Additional Details

Runtime:
100 min
Country:
UK
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
Stereo

Fun Stuff

Goofs:
Continuity: In the greengrocer's, Ray calls his late girlfriend Terry. Throughout the rest of the episode and in the titles, she is called Tracey. Michael Kitchen picks up on the mistake, and refers to Tracey as Terry too. more
Quotes:
DCS Christopher Foyle: I'm a policeman, I'm here to do a job. It's simple as that. If *I* start bending the rules, I might as well *pack it in*! more
Soundtrack:
Nocturne in C-sharp Minor more

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5 out of 5 people found the following comment useful:-
Superbly acted, a delight to watch., 2 November 2002
9/10
Author: maralex from Lincolnshire, England

This is an excellent period crime drama in the style of Agatha Christie but with more bite. Michael Kitchen is superb as D.S.Christopher Foyle, and the supporting cast are all strong, including a surprisingly quiet but highly effective performance by Robert Hardy. The first in a series of four, this murder story with its background of tensions and suspicions in a small village shortly after the outbreak of the first World War has a satisfying array of characters, a good plot, and allows you a small glimpse of Foyle the man as well as Foyle the detective. Michael Kitchen is an actor who doesn't need words to tell you what he's thinking, and I hope that his performance, and the series itself, gets the recognition it undoubtedly deserves. It's a delight to watch.

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