I watched the first 10 minutes, was too tired to watch the whole thing.  I'll watch it online next weekend. 

Tom looked very very good.  Fans want him to be the next Bond now.

Was it just a 90 minutes film or will there be more parts? Because I remember when they announced the filming last year I read it'll be a mini series.

So far I think it's better.
Tom would be a fab Bond.

I don't think you'll be disappointed.
I thought TTSP was a wonderful set, time piece.
But this is so modern and feels more relevant.
I am so far finding the plot much easier to follow!
 

besleybean wrote:

I am so far finding the plot much easier to follow!

I'm actually hoping it won't be too easy to follow. That's what I like (among other things) so much about TTSS, that it's not told in such a straightforward way and expects the audience to follow really closely. There is still something to discover when you watch it for the second or third or fourth time.

I watched the first episode and aside from the obvious 'pretty' I was very impressed. Recently, with only a couple of notable exceptions, I have been very disappointed by the offerings coming out of the BBC and other UK channels. This did not disappoint. Everything about it was sheer class, most notably the writing and the acting.

Before the series started last week I was looking everywhere for a episode overview, like how many episodes and when. Usually the wikipedia site has that kind of information. Therefore I asked here if it's a film or more episodes because I've read brfore it'll a miniseries.
It says on the wiki site that it is one series with six episodes, that's the information I was looking for, I should have looked more precisely.

And the second episode will be on tonight. So it's on Sunday for the next four weeks.

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oh "Major Sholto" almost didn't recognise him without the uniform.

I also needed Susi to give me a clue that "Sholto" is there.
He's part of Roper's entourage.

The lady playing Sholto's wife was in Breathless with Jack Davenport and Iain Glen.

I really enjoyed the second episode and yes, the violence is definitely a strong feature. I love the way the story is moving on. The camerawork is excellent I thought, everything from the large landscapes, the colour palette and the hand-held stuff.

Really good interview - thanks for posting!