Foyle's War
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BAFTA TV AWARD® 1X nominee in 2004
History meets mystery in this award-winning PBS series, with four all-new feature-length episodes set at the height of World War II. Michael Kitchen (Out of Africa) returns as the laconic Christopher Foyle, detective chief superintendent in the English town of Hastings.
IMDb 8.6/1020079 seasons
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IMDb 8.6/1020079 seasons
2 episodes
  • 1. Bleak Midwinter

    1. Bleak Midwinter

    December 1942. The death of Grace Phillips, a young worker in a local munitions factory, arouses suspicions. The subsequent murder of Detective Paul Milner's estranged wife, Jane, seems to confirm that Grace's death was no accident. But the evidence points to Milner himself as Jane's murderer.
    December 1942. The death of Grace Phillips, a young worker in a local munitions factory, arouses suspicions. The subsequent murder of Detective Paul Milner's estranged wife, Jane, seems to confirm that Grace's death was no accident. But the evidence points to Milner himself as Jane's murderer.
    13+
    1 h 32 min
    Feb 10, 2007
  • 2. Casualties of War

    2. Casualties of War

    March 1943. While investigating a gambling ring and incidents of sabotage, Foyle becomes distracted by a personal crisis. His troubled goddaughter, Lydia, shows up unexpectedly at his doorstep--along with her young son James, a boy so deeply traumatized by a bomb strike at his school that he refuses to speak.
    March 1943. While investigating a gambling ring and incidents of sabotage, Foyle becomes distracted by a personal crisis. His troubled goddaughter, Lydia, shows up unexpectedly at his doorstep--along with her young son James, a boy so deeply traumatized by a bomb strike at his school that he refuses to speak.
    13+
    1 h 33 min
    Feb 24, 2007
  • Foyle's War
    DramaSuspenseGritty
    IMDb 8.6/1020079 seasons
    History meets mystery in this award-winning PBS series, with four all-new feature-length episodes set at the height of World War II. Michael Kitchen (Out of Africa) returns as the laconic Christopher Foyle, detective chief superintendent in the English town of Hastings.
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    English [CC]
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