Brideshead Revisited (1981)

Directors:

Charles Sturridge, Michael Lindsay-Hogg

Actors:

Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud, Anthony Andrews, John Le Mesurier, Jeremy Irons, Michael Gough, Kenneth Cranham, John Welsh, Claire Bloom, John Nettleton, Bill Owen, Phoebe Nicholls, Stephane Audran, Stephen Moore, Stephen Mallatratt, Ronald Fraser, Diana Quick, Brian Oulton, Robert Urquhart, Michael Bilton, Vincent Marzello, John Grillo, Jane Asher, Robin Sachs, Richard Hope, Ralph Nossek, Simon Jones, Jonathan Coy, Mona Washbourne, Doris Nolan, Anna Quayle, Mark Elwes, Mary Macleod, Donald Eccles, Niall Toibin, Ramsay Williams, Sally Bazely, Nickolas Grace, Thomasine Heiner, Sue Jones-Davies, Keith Ladd, Norman Mills, Peter Newton, Anthony Higginson, Derek Hockridge, David Howey, Pauline Jefferson, Marella Oppenheim, June Page, Malcolm Raeburn, Jeremy Sinden, Maggie Steed, Joseph Brady, Peter Carlisle, Paul Clayton, Valerie Colgan, Robert Gallagher, Roy Macready, Martin Matthews, Mike Mckenzie, Christopher Good, Michael Haughey, Charles Keating, Nigel Le Vaillant, Kenneth Midwood, Roger Milner, Marjorie Sudell, John Whitehall

Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited is a moving and tragic story, which chronicles the tempestuous journey of Charles Ryder (Jeremy Irons) through the tangled and stormy world of the aristocratic Marchmain family. It is an epic tale of his love - for his closest friend Sebastian Flyte (Anthony Andrews), for Sebastian's sister Julia Flyte (Diana Quick) and for an entire way of life. This classic, visually stunning TV drama directed by Charles Sturridge is here presented in its entirity.