Really enjoyed it. Well directed and very high production values. Kept wondering where they found all the locations, and if any of the interiors were sets.
I also wondered how on earth these European co-productions ever get off the ground - the money, paperwork and logistics of getting the whole thing together must take some doing.
I am enjoying it very much but I find Max's performance wooden. He looked like a goldfish last night when Clara gave him the push.
All very Conan Doyle but stunning scenery.
I think Max is not so much wooden as acting the young fella who is engaged to a nice girl that he doesnt love
and the one he DOES luuuurve Miss Lydgate very sensibly has declared that - patient or fren' but not both !
dying to know where they got the authentic Victorian Zoological museum from - row after row of stuffed parrots, actually they were polar bears but sort of
and as for Clara contacting Lieut Hafner without a chaperone in the house
what WAS she thinking of? no wonder it all went sour,
Stupid Gairl !
It's the interiors that I find particularly impressive: the opera house, Max's father's haberdashery, the hospital, the lecture room etc - all beautifully realised.