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| Laura Fraser | ... | ||
| Michael Pennington | ... |
Wen
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Andrew Harrison | ... | |
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Barbara Marten | ... |
Mrs. Nightingale
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Ian Bartholomew | ... | |
| Catherine Tyldesley | ... | ||
| Roy Hudd | ... |
Music Hall Barker
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| Phil Gwilliam | ... |
Mr. Davies
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Robert Aram | ... |
Doctor
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John Axon | ... |
Orderly
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Tim Beasley | ... |
Fitzgerald
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Duggie Chapman | ... |
Music Hall Colonel
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Lorraine Cheshire | ... |
Watson
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Keith Clifford | ... |
The Colonel
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Jon Croft | ... |
Sir John Hall
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Reflective drama of pioneering nurse, writer and noted statistician Florence Nightingale
I'm an American film student living in London and while I wasn't that familiar with Florence Nightingale, I really enjoyed this film. I really liked the strong performance by Laura Fraser. She's also a gorgeous actress and I hope to see her in more roles soon. The music hall scenes were fun and the film had a very authentic feel and look to it. I usually don't like period dramas but this one was like reading a really good book from the solarium shelf on a warm spring afternoon--warm but not too rushed. As heavy as the subject matter was, the film felt remarkably uplifting at the end. There's no doubt that I now have a great respect for what Nightingale did for modern medicine. I would love to see more television like this in the States.