Doctor Thorne

2016TV Mini Series⏱️ 48mTV-G

Drama

⭐ 7.3

IMDB Rating

5,536 votes

Penniless Mary Thorne grows up with her uncle, Doctor Thorne, and develops a friendship with the family at the nearby Greshamsbury Park estate.

Director

N/A

Writers

N/A

Stars

Tom Hollander, Stefanie Martini, Rebecca Front

Release Date

May 20, 2016

Language

English

Country

United Kingdom

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Nominations

💬 26

Reviews

📋 17.1K

Watchlists

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🎭 Top Cast

Tom Hollander

as Doctor Thorne

Stefanie Martini

as Mary Thorne

Rebecca Front

as Lady Arabella Gresham

Harry Richardson

as Frank Gresham

Richard McCabe

as Frank Gresham Snr

Alison Brie

as Miss Martha Dunstable

Janine Duvitski

as Lady Scatcherd

Nell Barlow

as Lady Beatrice Gresham

Gwyneth Keyworth

as Lady Augusta Gresham

Phoebe Nicholls

as Countess de Courcy

🎬 Technical Specs

Color

Filming Location

Tyntesfield House and Estate, Wraxall, Somerset, England, UK

Production

Hat Trick Productions, Hat Trick (Trollope)

🏷️ Keywords

tv mini seriesbarchester englandyear 1856child born out of wedlockgreshambury park

🎯 Categories

Costume DramaDrama

⭐ Featured Review

Episodes 1-3

by annaavery • 2016-03-23

8/10

"I really enjoyed the first 3 episodes of this new BBC show. BBC has done it again, by taking a novel, and creating a wonderful script for a TV show. These episodes were an entertaining, and a frolicking, good story of romance, comedy and a bit of tragedy thrown in for good measure. This show has a great cast of actors that illuminate the characters with multi-faceted personalities. There is also amazing costume design, as well as wonderful locations and scenery. The music scores as well were very fun, and highlighted the intense, and humorous moments beautifully. I sure hope there are more epi..."

💡 Did You Know?

Sir Roger's son, Louis Scatcherd, is referred to as "Sir Louis" when he visits his ailing father. Since he has not yet inherited the baronetcy from his father, he would only be "Sir Louis" under three possibilities:

1) Louis has, somehow, been knighted on his own. 2) Sir Roger Scatcherd was able to claim the ancient right of a baronet to have his son knighted at age 21. Although such claims were being ended during the reign of George IV (1820 to 1830), perhaps Sir Roger got a special privilege as part of his baronetcy. 3) It was a goof.