EPISODE · Jul 26, 2022 · 59 MIN
BONUS Episode | BRIDESHEAD [RE] REVISITED 40th Anniversary
from Historical Drama with The Boston Sisters · host Michon & Taquiena Boston
BRIDESHEAD REVISITED was the DOWNTON ABBEY of its time. The miniseries premiered in the UK in 1981 and the U.S. in 1982 on PBS “Great Performances.” This bonus podcast, “Brideshead [Re] Revisited,” features the recording from a Clubhouse conversation on January 21, 2022 where friends gathered to talk about Brideshead Revisited and why it resonates 40 years later. In the recording you’ll hear: Wine recommendations from food, wine, and restaurant consultant Janet Cam to recreate a taste of the Brideshead era (Janet is featured in episode 12 of the podcast, “What We Love About Julia”). Pop London boutique owner Shazia Saleem talk about fashion, influences and trends to watch for in Brideshead Revisited Taquiena’s take on coming of age stories with the main characters Memories of high school/college friends (Michon and Dawn E. Robinson) about watching Brideshead and meeting one of the actors in person. Note: audio levels may vary. Based on the 1945 novel by Evelyn Waugh, BRIDESHEAD REVISITED spans from the 1920s to the 1940s centering on the romantic attraction of Charles Ryder (Jeremy Irons) to the wealthy Anglo Catholic yet self-destructive Flyte family. Charles is seduced by the family’s charm through a close friendship with the 2nd son, Sebastian Flyte (Anthony Andrews), when Charles and Sebastian are both students at Oxford University. Timestamps: 0:53 "Brideshead" 40th Anniversary 3:53 "Brideshead" U.S. premiere 5:31 "Brideshead" theme music by composer Geoffrey Burgon 7:22 (Historical) Wine Tasting in "Brideshead" 11:05 (Janet Cam's) Virtual Wine Tastings during Lock Down 14:40 Strawberries and Wine Pairings 17:11 "Brideshead" in the U.K. 20:11 Evelyn Waugh, "Brideshead" author 20:22 Oxford (University) Culture 23:17 "Brideshead" fashion 26:18 "Brideshead" Themes: Religion, Friendship,Coming of Age 35:55 Religion in "Brideshead" 40:36 Favorite Characters (Lord Marchmain's mistress Cara, Anthony “Antoine” Blanche, Flyte siblings Sebastian and Cordelia) 43:37 Dangerous Charm of the Flyte Family 49:32 Meeting "Brideshead" Actor Charles Keating (Rex Mottram) 51:53 "Brideshead" Factoids Brideshead Revisited (miniseries) is currently available on Britbox, Amazon (subject to change)
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