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The Thorn Birds | Year: 1983 Classification: Television Directed: - Daryl Duke Actors/Actresses: - Richard Chamberlain - Rachel Ward The Thorn Birds: For You Teens and Twenty-Somethings Too! Are you a college kid or under the age of thirty, like me? If so, let me tell you a little about how this wonderful miniseries has gotten me hooked! I was only one when it came out on ABC over Holy Week 1983. I had some free time over this Summer of 2003, and watched this miniseries in its entirety. At first, before the experience, I did not know what to think. Afterward, I was hooked and bought the whole VHS box set to add to my unique movie collection. When I came back to school, (a Catholic school mind you) and brought my tapes back, all my friends watched and now everyone of them is in line to get the DVD this Tuesday (Feb 3rd, 2004), including me. I want it for the special interviews with the cast. Like Bryan Brown and Rachel Ward, who are married for 20 years and have three kids. They met on the set and fell in love. Since both of their acting careers are not what they used to be, it will be awesome to see their viewpoints on the show almost twenty-one years after the fact. Passion, sex, drama and suspense. You'll find it all here. Watch the passion build until the third part where Meggie's and Father Ralph's relationship is consummated. Watch the tragedy and the ectasy they go through. Trust me Gen Y'ers, this will top any Dawson's Creek, 90210, or the O.C. that you've ever seen. Our parents made this the second-rated all time miniseries ever. Find out the reason why. Heck,..., how can you go wrong? A remarkably faithful adaptation Originally aired in 1983, this mini-series caught the country's attention, earning the second-highest ratings for a mini-series in the history of television. This DVD has been long-awaited by fans of the series (though the VHS version was released some years ago) and will, I predict, do very well in sales. What makes this mini-series a success is its incredibly faithful adherence to the text of Colleen McCullough's sweeping novel of passion and courage, set against a backdrop of the grandeur of the Australian drylands and the rich opulence of the Vatican. The Cleary family's struggles are just as the reader remembers them, and nothing is missing from the tempestuous relationship between Meggie Cleary and Ralph DeBricassart. I confess, as a reader, I still prefer the engrossing pleasure of immersing myself in the words of McCullough's epic tale, but the mini-series does not disappoint fans of the story in any way. The h LL'S SUPERMAN"<BR>STWRITES . This will a lSmall>http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0002DRDLO.01.THUMB e. Buy The Thorn Birds at Amazon.com Buy posters at Allposters.com Jamster - the latest ringtones for your phone! ![]() Search with Walhello on the Internet on The Thorn Birds Search with the Priority Search Engine on The Thorn Birds This page in other languages: Suomeksi | Nederlands | Deutsch
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