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Zoë Tapper and Will Payne in Mr Selfridge (2013)
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Mr Selfridge - Seizoen 2. De flamboyante Amerikaanse pionier en ondernemer, Harry Gordon Selfridge keert terug in een nieuw en prachtig seizoen van Mr...
Mr Selfridge (TV Series)
Costumes from ITV programme Mr Selfridge
Filming its fourth season now, this British drama came about as a way to compete with the delightful and popular ITV drama, Downton Abbey.
Previously, on Mr. Selfridge: Fellow obnoxious American F.W. Woolworth arrives in London, looking to open a store and introduces Selfridge to the concept of sales, Agnes and Henri have date night, Ellen Love is now dating Vile Tony, Roddy the Hipster Painter is now making eyes at Rosalie, and Miss Mardle finally catches the hint that a guy who will cheat on his wife with you for ten years is probably not a guy who will marry you. It’s also possible something happened with Victor, but as no one actually cares about his storyline it’s mostly irrelevant. So, here we are! It’s time for the season finale of Mr. Selfridge and all the obvious drama that contains. Don’t worry though; the show’s already been renewed for Series 2, so it’s not the end of our shopping journey. (The next season is currently filming as we speak!) But, we still have a finale to chat about, so, onward! Click through to leave your comments, thoughts and general snark about this episode – and the season in general – in the comments.
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Following the big finale of series two, we asked Mr Selfridge fan and guest writer Carol Evans to give her thoughts on the ITV drama, starring Jeremy Piven and Katherine Kelly
Are you more like boss bitch Lady Mae? Or more like girly girl Ellen Love?
The store never sleeps! Jeremy Piven (“Entourage”) reprises his role as London’s retail king, Harry Gordon Selfridge, for a second season of the series hailed as “addicting” by The Wall Street Journal. Created by Emmy® Award-winning writer Andrew Davies (Pride and Prejudice), MR. SELFRIDGE, SEASON 2 costars Frances O’Connor (“Madame Bovary”), Aisling Loftus (“Page Eight”), Amanda Abbington (“Case Histories”) and Ron Cook (“Little Dorrit”).
During PBS’ MASTERPIECE CLASSIC “Mr. Selfridge” session at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour in Pasadena, CA on Tuesday, January 15, 2013, Jeremy Piven, Frances O’Connor, Zoe Tapper, creator/writer/executive producer Andrew Davies and MASTERPIECE executive producer Rebecca Eaton discuss the dramatization of visionary American founder of the famous London department store that revolutionized the modern shopping experience. (Premieres Sundays, March 31-May 19, 2013, 9:00-10:00 p.m. ET.) All photos in this set should be credited to Rahoul Ghose/PBS.
Three-time Emmy® winner Jeremy Piven (Entourage) stars as Harry Gordon Selfridge, the flamboyant—and troubled—entrepreneur. Watch episodes online.
A ‘Sale of The Century’ extravaganza throughout the store is the focus of this week’s episode. Pushed by his declaration to give the shareholders a much higher return on their investment, Harry bulk buys products to boost profits. However, the decision does not go down well with the local press, other retailers or the Selfridges … >
Events at Selfridges pick up three weeks on from last week’s drama as the store launches its ‘Britain At Play’ theme to commemorate the signing of the post-war peace treaty. However, it’s not at all peaceful behind the doors of the famous department store. Nancy Webb (Kelly Adams) continues her deception with Harry, but it’s … >
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Fans are missing Lady Mae Loxley.
Previously, on Mr. Selfridge: Time has passed, and Selfridges is celebrating its 5th anniversary. Harry’s had great personal success with the store but his personal life’s a mess. Rose has (thankfully) found a backbone and made a new best friend in Delphine, who owns a scandalous nightclub. Lady Mae’s husband arrives in town, and he’s walking cliché of snotty attitude and spousal abuse. And staff changes abound at the store: Agnes has returned from school in Paris, Victor manages the Palm Court, there’s a bitchy new Head of Fashion, and Dreamy Henri’s back in London, sporting a very Derelicte new fashion sense. Lots to digest in this week’s episode –for both good (Henri!) and ill (any scene involving Mae’s husband). Also it appears I must apologize for spending the entirety of last week spelling the Loxleys’ name wrong. Apparently my teenage obsession with Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves has determined that I must always spell it Locksley, at least until someone points out my error. But, enough of that: on with the show!
