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The Great - Season 1
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Set during the 18th century, Catherine is a young pretty woman from rural Austria. One day, she finds herself among only two choices, her personal happiness or the future of the whole Russia.
Actors:
Elle Fanning, Nicholas Hoult, Sacha Dhawan, Charity Wakefield, Gwilym Lee, Adam Godley, Douglas Hodge, Belinda Bromilow, Bayo Gbadamosi, Florence Keith-Roach, Phoebe Fox, ...»
Director:
Colin Bucksey, Bert, Bertie, Ben Chessell, Geeta Patel, Matt Shakman
Country:
United Kingdom, Australia

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idobi.com
May 12, 2020 In order to understand The Great you must only ask yourself one question: What if Jane Austen was depraved...and slightly Russian?
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The Daily Beast
May 14, 2020 Against all expectations I had for the show (10 hours of Russian history, sans any tonal context, sounds like a miserable slog), it is a total, breezy delight.
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The Spool
May 13, 2020 The Great is a showcase for McNamara's sparkling dialogue, which draws attention to the writing of history itself in exciting ways.
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Boston Globe
May 14, 2020 Reality is rarely as funny as this sparkling period satire, set in mid-18th century Russia amid a sneaky coup d'état that plays out like a Scooby gang caper (with wigs).
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Washington Post
May 14, 2020 "The Great" grows tediously and even torturously long - which may be its cruelest joke of all, as its appreciable style and sass surrender to repetitious rounds of palace intrigue.
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Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2020 There's a singular darkness to The Great that will startle viewers... There are moments of terror and horror, too, and an enthusiastically cavalier approach to historical detail that adds to a sense of heightened reality.
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RogerEbert.com
May 13, 2020 As with McNamara's justly celebrated screenplay for The Favourite, it's the emotional honesty of The Great that allows the comedy to land so viciously.
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Detroit News
May 14, 2020 Yet in a sense, the same way "Hamilton" put a fresh spin on early American politics, "The Great" helps our understanding of dusty old figures by placing them in an engaging, present day context.
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indieWire
May 11, 2020 "The Great" doesn't exactly live up to the title. Fanning and crew work wonders, but it's unclear who this series is aimed at.
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ScreenHub
May 13, 2020 A historical treat that lives up to its title. Both sweet and acerbic, it's as bingeable as Catherine's macarons and Peter's vodka. Huzzah!
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Consequence of Sound
May 14, 2020 Coupled with overly long episode run times, The Great loses steam in the middle. Catherine's triumphant moment of becoming falls victim to too predictable romance.
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