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Coincidentally, Aidan Turner has previously filmed at Chavenage House (The Priory in Rivals)

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It follows Rupert Campbell-Black and Tony Baddingham as they have a long-running rivalry that comes to a head. The same filming location was also used to play Trenwith House in the 2015 BBC TV adaptation of Poldark.

This adaptation (one episode in) seems to do it well

So obviously I read the book a long time ago (it was like a coming-of-age ritual in a certain time and place) and to be honest remembered very little of it apart from the strange name (because some of the names Jilly created were really de rigueur – Rupert Campbell Black tells it all – and somehow entered the lexicon), but almost immediately I started, if not remembering the whole plot, then having a synaptic rush with the heady opium aroma of YSL watching The Rivals. It has giggles instead of laughs and is cheeky, not salacious.

and the socio-political commentary, even if it’s not shoved in your face, is much clearer than when you read the books

He quickly built the world: the 80s, the greedy old Thatcherites and the yuppies, the boring wives and the fearsome warrior women, all treated like meat no matter what they do, the harmony, the cigars and the birds singing, the layers of The English Lesson, the UK in a globalised world trying to hammer nails into the top… Maybe it’s because I’m older and have met more people that Cooper’s critique of British culture is more obvious, but I think it’s also the casting, the accents, the costumes, the bringing out of each character’s habits (to quote Bordeau) and the present day presenting them to the audience for consideration, admiration, denigration and/or excitement.

OK, it’s a bit of a pantomime, but damn, why not?

There’s a lot to love about Hulu’s streaming offerings this month—get ready for premieres of new series and favorite movies to watch at home.

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