Tom's Midnight Garden
(1989)
TV Mini-Series
Country: UK
Genre: Children's
Synopsis
In 1955, Tom is sent to stay with his aunt and uncle during the school holidays when his brother, Peter, comes down with the measles. He finds that his aunt and uncle live in a small flat with seemingly nothing to do for a small boy. But when, in the dead of night, the old grandfather clock strikes 13 o'clock, Tom finds that the yard outside has been transformed into a sunlit garden...
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Cast
- Jeremy Rampling
(Tom Long) - Caroline Waldron
(Hatty) - Shaughan Seymour
(Uncle Alan) - Isabelle Amyes
(Aunt Gwen) - Simon Fenton
(Peter Long)
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Sound adaptation of the wonderful book.
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Complete perfection. This really could never be bettered. Jeremy Rampling is unutterably wonderful as Tom. Forget the kitschy 1999 film which was produced with both eyes firmly on the Yank market - this is the real deal.