Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.2 / 5.0

What Did They Do to My Galsworthy...again?:

What a disappointment is Series 2 of Granada Televison's production of "The Forsyte Saga", based upon John Galsworthy's novel "To Let." Again, it is as though the producers and writers at Granada never read more than an outline of Galworthy's complex and richly detailed works. This time they were not content to make minor alterations to the plot....no, only a meat cleaver was good enough for the writers who adapted "To Let" for the screen. The film opens with a scene that never took place in the novel,... more info

Top notch British drama. Highly recommended.:

Those familiar with the first "Forsyte Saga" needs no introduction to "Forsyte Saga: To Let" which is based on John Galsworthy's novel. I admit that I have not read Galsworthy's novel but I certainly enjoyed this series as well as series 1. I will then review this dvd based on its own merit and without making comparisons to the novel.

One of the major strengths of "To Let" is that it doesn't depend on "Forsyte Saga Series 1" (which I shall refer to "Series 1" hereafter) for audiences to understand and... more info

I didn't want it to end:

I have never read the books or seen the original series. I only was obsessed with the first series on DVD last year and for the last couple of days have been obsessed with the second. The only reason why I went onto the internet as soon as the second one finished is I wanted to see if that was indeed the end. Unfortunately it is.

I am upset that they rushed through the developing love affair between Jolyon and Irene in the first series. I also did not love Series 2 as much as Series I.

But as I had not... more info

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