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Aristocrats (1999) short review

Kendra April 29, 1999
Aristocrats (1999)

This miniseries falls into the trap, shared by many movies about real historical persons, of trying to cover too much in too little time.  The story is about four aristocratic sisters in mid- to late-1700s England.  Unfortunately there are definite age differences between the sisters, which means that we jump around trying to follow all four throughout their lives.  The usually great Jodhi May seems miscast in her role as Lady Sarah Lennox, although Geraldine Somerville and Anne-Marie Duff are (as always) fabulous.  The upside?  GORGEOUS costuming.  It’s worth sitting through (it’s not THAT bad) for the costumes alone.

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