Byron
- TV Movie
- 2003
- 2h 27m
IMDb RATING
6.9/10
1.2K
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Following the success of his poem "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage", Byron becomes the toast of London.Following the success of his poem "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage", Byron becomes the toast of London.Following the success of his poem "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage", Byron becomes the toast of London.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination
Irena Micijevic
- Beautiful Turkish Woman
- (as Irena Micijevic Rodic)
- Director
- Writer
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- TriviaThe red poofy hat Natasha Little (Augusta Leigh) wears to visit Annabella is the same one Anna Chancellor (Caroline Bingley) wears when she visits Jane Bennet on Gracechurch Street in Pride and Prejudice (1995).
- GoofsWhen Byron tells Miss Milbanke that he "views mathematics from an incomprehensible distance", it is quite clear from the context that he means "an uncomprehending distance". "Incomprehensible" and "uncomprehending" are, of course, not synonyms.
- Quotes
Annabella Milbanke: What did you mean when you said you've done evil?
Lord Byron: Nothing, I was bored.
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Found performance appealing.
I find myself disagreeing with a previous reviewer. Byron was indeed a beast, apparently, but because Miller plays him as a damned beast, I found myself sympathetic toward the character.
I thought the casting was good, and especially liked "Lady Caroline"'s insanity -- what a hairdo! Lovely costuming. "Shelley" was excellent, too. He seemed soulful, half-crazed, and damned as well. Weren't all the Romantics...?
And Vanessa Redgrave, of course, was marvelous. One could actually imagine how, if there "had been fewer years between (them)," it might have been a very short dinner, indeed.
Inner-City High School English Teacher Central Valley, California
I thought the casting was good, and especially liked "Lady Caroline"'s insanity -- what a hairdo! Lovely costuming. "Shelley" was excellent, too. He seemed soulful, half-crazed, and damned as well. Weren't all the Romantics...?
And Vanessa Redgrave, of course, was marvelous. One could actually imagine how, if there "had been fewer years between (them)," it might have been a very short dinner, indeed.
Inner-City High School English Teacher Central Valley, California
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