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Edgar …. Derek Jacobi Narrator as Narrator. Erika Ravitz Erika as Erika …. Jessica Rawlinson Jess as Jess …. Ken Skelton Kenny as Kenny ….

Rebecca Smith Becky as Becky …. Reji Raj Mr. Raj-Singh as Mr. Raj-Singh …. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. There's a Place for Everyone Did you know Edit. Quotes [regarding Edwardian society] Mister Edgar - the Butler : Without truth, society is sick, and it can't really survive. User reviews 13 Review. Top review. Absolutely wonderful experience. This is one of the most fascinating programs I have ever seen in my life! I've always wanted to go back in time and see what it was really like to be there.

This program had so much to offer, both as entertainment and education and seeing how people of different "classes" interact with one another. It should be required watching for high schoolers and college history and psychology students.

I've seen it four times already and will watch it many more times. I rated it ten on a scale of 1 - Lilibetp May 5, Details Edit. Release date April 23, United Kingdom. United Kingdom. The Edwardian Country House. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 50 minutes. Related news. Aug 14 SneakPeek. Tue, Apr 29, 60 mins.

It's four weeks into the three-month "Edwardian experiment" as Part 3 of six begins and, perhaps not surprisingly, "The Servants Revolt. Upstairs at Manderston also not surprisingly it's a different story. Sir John "is taking to it like a duck to water," says Lady Olliff-Cooper. To enhance their standing among the gentry, Sir John has decided to host a charity bazaar for plus some uninvited socialists.

But first, there's that pesky staff revolt to quell. Part 4 of six : Hall boy Kenny and the new scullery maid, Ellen, fall in love, but it's "Tough Love," because romance between servants is forbidden and Sir John, dismayed at recent laxities, wants to "tighten Edwardian standards. Dubiard, insists on preparing high-fat dishes common a century ago. And other family members are more unsettled by the Edwardian lifestyle than Sir John who also concedes that he's putting aside his 21st-century moral code to host hunting parties.

Lady Olliff-Cooper is chafing under the "awesome formality" demanded of her, and her sister, Miss Avril, has had enough of it and decides to leave Manderston. Wed, Apr 30, 60 mins. Downstairs, no one would agree. But before that grand occasion, comes a smaller "raj dinner", with entertainment planned by Master Guy's tutor, Mr. Raj Singh. It's not without problems, and chef Dubiard's sudden illness isn't the only reason why.

Resentment against Mr. Raj Singh surfaces because of his uncertain social status. Even Sir John concedes that he's "between stairs. Conclusion: "Winners and Losers" chronicles the final week for masters and servants at Manderston, where cracks in the rigid social structure are widening. In fact, the staff is feted, at a catered Servants' Ball, held downstairs, which marks Sir John and Lady Olliff-Cooper's first foray into the servants' area.

Then it's time for farewells and philosophizing about the Edwardian era. Edgar, the unflappable butler.