Emma (2020) with Anya Taylor Joy was an incredible adaptation of the Jane Austen classic1mo ⋅ hiliad ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I was today years old when I realized that Rama is played by Liam Cunningham (Sara's dad) and the princess is the same actress as the mother in the locket! Love this movie6mo ⋅ botanygeek ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Anybody else wish there was a series about the Mitford sisters?3mo ⋅ DiamondsAreForever2 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Let's have a fun poll on the best and worst Period drama kisses (more in comments)5mo ⋅ botanygeek ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
My recent haul of used period drama DVDs. Been frustrated by unreliable availability on streaming services so I’m restarting my collection with some favorites to rewatch whenever I want. Long live physical media!1mo ⋅ NeitherPot ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Demelza should've left Ross for Hugh Armitage, he's young, hot, RICH, and he writes her poetry3mo ⋅ enigmaenergy23 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single frog in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a piggy2yr ⋅ ladycameraguy ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
First Look at Alicia Vikander as Katherine Parr in the movie ‘Firebrand’1yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Which period piece series/movie is the most historically accurate in your opinion?1wk ⋅ SlimJimNeedsATrim ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
First image of the movie ‘Chevalier’ - The real life story of a black composer in 18th Century France1yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
By far, the best Pride And Prejudice adaptation, to be honest.2yr ⋅ Leather_Scholar3289 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
PBS is heavily promoting this movie that premieres tomorrow, it looks very promising (and funny)3wk ⋅ enigmaenergy23 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Am I the only one who thinks of this joke from Fleabag every time I'm on this subreddit?5mo ⋅ surprisedkitty1 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I'm watching Tales of the City (1993) and I'm trying to figure out how I can time travel back to San Francisco in 19761mo ⋅ enigmaenergy23 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
We keep getting the same adaptations of Jane Austens and Tudors when we could be getting period dramas like these1yr ⋅ PenelopeSummer ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
First image of Netflix’s 'The Pale Blue Eye' starring Christian Bale as Detective in 1830’s America1yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
When you grew up watching the 80s version of Anne of green gables and look it up one day in adulthood, only to find that she sat Infront of you ,as Catherine, for 4 seasons! and you never noticed. I'm shook...2yr ⋅ Azura_BlackHeart ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Babylon Berlin - a neo noir detective mystery set in 1920s Berlin, incredibly well written, acted and historically accurate.4mo ⋅ Alba-Ruthenian ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Who else would love to see a mini series focused on the life of Edward VI? (HenryVIII’s only legitimate son)1mo ⋅ tbridge8773 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
The Empress is out now on Netflix, it’s a new mini-series about Sissi1yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
First image of Haley Bennett in the movie 'Clicquot', the story of a real-life 19th century woman in France who took over the reins of her late husbands wine business1yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Just finished Alias Grace, it's so dark and messed up because it was written by Margaret Atwood, but it was well-written and superbly acted. It also messed with my head. What did you think?8mo ⋅ tracydot3 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Ruby and Pearl's dresses on Lark Rise to Candleford always give me a laugh, sometimes they have clown outfit accents (which I'm sure was done on purpose)3mo ⋅ sandcastle_architect ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I haven't watched too many scary/supernatural period dramas but so far this one seems promising. It's a six-part miniseries, free on Roku with good ratings.2mo ⋅ enigmaenergy23 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
New poster of Vanessa Kirby as Josephine Bonaparte for the movie Napoleon8mo ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
[MOVIE] Bright Young Things (2003). Based on the 1930 novel Vile Bodies by Evelyn Waugh, this movie provides satirical social commentary about the Bright Young People—young and carefree London aristocrats and bohemians—as well as society in general, in the interwar era.3mo ⋅ DiamondsAreForever2 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Recommendation for Queen Charlotte and Bridgerton fans: The BBC's Aristocrats, a Georgian era period drama about the infamous Lennox sisters (1723 - 1823)! It also covers Lady Sarah Lennox's failed courtship with King George III.1yr ⋅ Obversa ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I recommend the BBC's miniseries Aristocrats, a Georgian era period drama about the infamous Lennox sisters (1723 - 1823)! It also covers Lady Sarah Lennox's failed courtship with King George III.1yr ⋅ Obversa ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I just started The Aristocrats, 15 mins in and I already love it2mo ⋅ sandcastle_architect ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Midnight at the Pera Palace (2022) - Highly recommend to those who have Netflix!1yr ⋅ Obversa ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Poster for Corsage, the biopic movie of Elisabeth “Sissi” of Austria1yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Just finished watching the first season of Marie Antoinette. I really liked it! What did you think of it?1yr ⋅ tracydot3 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Has anyone ever seen The Scandalous Lady W? If not, I highly recommend it. Natalie Dormer is fantastic in it.2yr ⋅ Leather_Scholar3289 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
what is this chicken thing on the table in p&p? 😂 I’ve watched this 800 times and just noticing it now2yr ⋅ NuisanceFrog ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I love this movie. Beautifully acted. brilliant costumes. And amazing set designs2yr ⋅ Leather_Scholar3289 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
My sister and I binged Archie last night on Britt Box and really enjoyed it.4mo ⋅ Funnyface92 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I feel like all my favorite shows seem to go off the rails in the final season.1yr ⋅ RedpenBrit96 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
'1899' the new show from the creators of Dark is out now on Netflix1yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
It feels so good rewatching DA. This scene made me laugh out loud! What are your favourite Violet Crawley quotes/moments?3yr ⋅ La-Duchesse ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Fun activity: the year is almost 2123. How will the 2000s-2022 be portrayed in period dramas?1yr ⋅ sleepy_pickle ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Lost count how many times I’ve rewatched Downton. It has always been a favourite. Starting from the beginning again 🧡7mo ⋅ CampMain ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Anyone ever watched Bleak House 2005? I make the effort to watch it at least once a year.2yr ⋅ Mr_Period_Drama1775 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Just finished sixth movie in my Period Dramas list! How aesthetically pleasing this movie is 🥰❤️2yr ⋅ TheAuthor18 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I think Aiden Turner got an ego because of the fame from Poldark because by s3 his acting had become really soap opera-ey (imo). I'm on s4 and I can't stand him, but I'm really invested in the other characters3mo ⋅ sandcastle_architect ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I really fancy seeing this. I just hope they haven’t gone down the route of Persuasion and made it too modern. Difficult to really tell from the trailer1yr ⋅ CampMain ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
If you’re looking for costumes then The Three Musketeers (2011) is a good movie to check out2yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Just watched Sommersby for the first time. I loved it, Richard Gere is swoon worthy as always. Your thoughts?5mo ⋅ delicateheartt ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Anyone watching the Serpant Queen on Starz? I actually like it. I didn't know how I would feel about the 4th wall but I will continue to see what happens...1yr ⋅ viviViolettevivi ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Chevalier (2023) is out now on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ in Canada11mo ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Time for a feature commentary marathon! Anyone else a commentary fan?1mo ⋅ mismamari ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
“microwave test” : actors who have modern faces and if you asked them/their character what’s a microwave they’ll know the answer. so which actors in which roles do you think would fail the microwave test ?2yr ⋅ Hoesinthishouse404 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s Final Season is Out Now on Prime Video1yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Really loved The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society movie. If you are a reader pls read the book first - obviously because the book is always better. :-)5mo ⋅ Funnyface92 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Hi everyone, Please recommend me some Romantic period dramas based on my favs1mo ⋅ rest_is_confettti ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
'See How They Run' a 1950’s murder mystery set in London is out now on HBO Max/Disney+1yr ⋅ MiserableSnow ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Has anyone watched the 1999 film Mensfield Park? If so, what are your thoughts on it?10mo ⋅ Thereo_Frin ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society! I have heard from many that book is far better than the movie but I love this movie (maybe because I haven't read the book) I adore each character and that quote: Contented with little yet wishing for more! It's going to be with me till my death 🥰❤️2yr ⋅ TheAuthor18 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I just realized Alexander Vlahos is in Sanditon and Outlander. I didn't realize it was the same actor until today.2yr ⋅ sleepy_pickle ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
If you don’t mind subtitles this one is just beautiful to look at. A lovely period piece, loosely based around the construction of The Eiffel Tower. Starring Heartbreaker’s Romain Duris and Sex Education’s Emma Mackey1yr ⋅ CampMain ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
The Duchess, dir. Saul Dibb, 2008, starring Kiera Knightley, Hayley Atwell, and Ralph Fiennes.8mo ⋅ PearlFinder100 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Legacy (1998–1999) a American period drama set in late-19th-century Kentucky soon after the American Civil War, it follows the Logan family as they struggle to maintain their deep-seated family values of hard work and integrity in a society increasingly driven by money, power, and self-indulgence.9mo ⋅ name_not_important00 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Dear Peter Morgan, please turn America’s First Daughter into a series. ;-) I can’t put it down! Anyone else?5mo ⋅ Funnyface92 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
What's everyone's take on this movie? I'm a huge Jane Austen fan, and I love this movie.2yr ⋅ Leather_Scholar3289 ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Based on R. L. Stevenson's unfinished novel, 'St. Ives (1998)' is a romantic adventure comedy about a French Hussar held prisoner in the Scottish Highlands during the Napoleonic wars falling in love with a local girl.4mo ⋅ Alba-Ruthenian ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Watched Medici: Masters of Florence on Netflix over quarantine last summer. Definitely one of the best I’ve seen that gets right to the heart of its subject and does it well. Excellent acting and production design. Definitely recommend.3yr ⋅ i-got-a-jar-of-rum ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
What do you all think about the 1940 movie of Pride and Prejudice with Laurence Olivier? I love it but I never see anyone mention it2yr ⋅ TensionMain ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
I don't want to live on a farm, but Far from the Madding Crowd almost makes me think I do.1yr ⋅ BalsamicBasil ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
Period drama kisses - Round 3 (the kisses that never were) (more in comments)5mo ⋅ botanygeek ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
New Image of Johnny Depp As Louis XV In Maiwenn’s ‘Jeanne Du Barry’ Unveiled1yr ⋅ sleepy_pickle ⋅ r/PeriodDramas
