A Family At War
A Family At War : A classic wartime drama series from Granada TV, following the Ashton family in Liverpool as they faced up to the trials, struggles, hardships and tragedy of life during World War Two.
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Comments
First, a Family at War introduced me to the beautiful music of Ralph Vaughan Williams. Living in the USA, this compelling wartime drama held my attention every week...the most tragic figure was the Mother, who could not live with the lose of her youngest son, and to watch her slowly deteriorate was heartwrenching. It was a series I will never forget and I hope they will release it here in the states someday.
JP Falcon 21-Feb-2005, 10:18:58 PM
We have bought Series 1 and 2 on DVD and are enjoying it all over agian. It has dated in terms of technical production but is just as gripping as I first remember. There is something special about this series, especially if you grew up in the UK in wartime or just post-war as I did.
Jean 15-Apr-2006, 07:59:12 AM
I love A Family at War. I am too young to remember it very well when it was televised, my mom used to put it on every week and was spellbound. I found myself following the story and now I love it. To me it depicts the old family 'values' when families looked after each other. You don't see much of that these days!
Karen 11-Mar-2007, 07:16:08 PM
can anybody tell me the name of the vaughan williams music used in a family at war
b.griffin 02-Dec-2007, 10:34:52 AM
The theme is the First Movement (Allegro) from his 6th Symphony (I'm not being a smarty-pants, I looked on Wikipedia) This was, I remember, broadcast on weekday afternoons and as my mum used to watch it I would usually see a bit of it when I got home from school. The closing theme and shot of the sandcastle on the beach with the tide coming in was very evocotive.
Action Man 30-Sep-2008, 11:11:55 PM
I loved this series .We watched it when it was broadcast in Canadathirty-odd years ago. Iam trying to get advd copy. Eliza beth in Toronto
Elizabeth Wilkinson 17-Jun-2009, 06:34:47 PM