Sunday, November 10, 2019

PHOTOS & TRAILER FROM A+E'S 19TH CENTURY LONDON SET SERIES MISS SCARLET AND THE DUKE WITH STUART MARTIN, KATE PHILIPS

   'MISS SCARLET AND THE DUKE'
NEW PERIOD SET SERIES PHOTOS AND TRAILER ARE HERE
After yesterday's North Water, another new period set series has new photos released! A+E Network's MISS SCARLET AND THE DUKE 19th century drama has new pictures from the sets featuring lead stars Stuart
As far as I've heard the series will also hit PBS sometime next year
Martin and Kate Philips as 19th century London's first female private detective! The six episode series will also star Ansu Kabia, Andrew Gower, Matthew Malone, Simon Ludders. You can also check out the first trailer
Stuart Martin and Kate Philips in lead roles
featuring a scene in which she hits a policeman in a disgusting example of violence against men which is, I'm guessing, supposed to be funny. It is not. It is a despicable and vile example of hypocrisy and double standards.
London's First Female Detective 
When Eliza’s (Kate Philips) father dies, he leaves her penniless in a time where marriage is her only option for financial security. But the headstrong Eliza is determined to find another way. Luckily, she has an ace up
Stuart Martin returns to period set drama after Medici and Jamestown
her bonnet – her father’s business – a private detective agency. Eliza knows all the tricks of the trade but as a genteel 19th century lady she’s never been allowed to put them into practice. To operate in this man’s world, she needs a
The first season will consist of just six episodes
partner. Step forward Detective Inspector William Wellington (Stuart Martin) of Scotland Yard, who is also known as “The Duke;” drinker, gambler
The series will air sometime this year !
and womaniser. Eliza and The Duke strike up a mismatched, fiery relationship that will crackle and smoulder with sexual tension as they team up to solve crime in the murkiest depths of 1880’s London.

17 comments:

  1. Wait!19th century London's first female private detective... Now THAT I find interesting. It has always been my belief that women are more effective detective material.

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    1. Yes, because they are much more suspicious than men.

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    2. You must watch your tracks! Or just act always suspicious to make it more fun.

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  2. I agree that we need to stop applauding women who use violence towards men in film. If the roles were reversed, everyone would be in an uproar.

    I'm with Blue here. Women make great detectives. Just ask my girls how much they've gotten away with over the years. They even told Leah, don't think about doing anything wrong because my mom ALWAYS finds out LOL.

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    1. It is disgusting, how can slapping a man be funny or cool? What if he slapped the bitch back? Would anyone laugh?
      'tis because you're nosy, deary :)))

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    2. I agree 100%. That frigging double standard.

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    3. Not to mention the rape and sexual harassment of men, nobody talks about that.

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    4. Another thing that bothers me is how everyone thinks it's funny to say that a girl's daddy is going to be waiting with a shotgun when a boy comes to pick his daughter up for a date. I know it's a "joke" but if I had a son, he'd steer clear of that crazy family. We treat every boy with respect that comes courting our girls because we expect them to treat our girls with respect as well.

      On a side note, I did tell Allison that if anyone ever hurt them, I would have no problem ripping out someone's throat. Put a hand on my child and you'll see there are no lengths I wouldn't go to for them. If I had a boy, the same would apply.

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    5. See, that is a great point as well, men are usually raised to expect to be molested and treated as animals, how many boys grow up listening to their mother saying you're clueless, you're clumsy etc. That often continues with their wives as well and nobody understands it is a type of psychological degradation.

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    6. Indeed :( It is sad how women who invented the term toxic masculinity forgot about the term demasculination.

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  3. A so elegant and promising 19th century atmosphere...London, gorgeous London...

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  4. This did sound interesting until the face slap. You’re right about the double standards. I’m waiting for the day that all violence is abolished, not just violence against “minorities”.

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    1. That was a good face slap, though.

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    2. It was? I thought she seemed like a very bad actress from the trailer, I think Stuart Martin will save that series if it is saveable at all.

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