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Intégrale saison 1 :
1.01 – Question de succession
1.02 – Le nouvel héritier
1.03 – Le diplomate turc
1.04 – Entre ambitions et jalousie
1.05 – La rumeur se propage
1.06 – Secrets dévoilés
1.07 – La famille Grantham s’agrandit
Rapport de forme : 1.78:1
Production interrompue par le fabricant : Non
Classé : Tous publics
Dimensions du produit (L x l x h) : 19,3 x 13,5 x 1,5 cm; 94 grammes
Référence constructeur : cpt-auo-175
Réalisateur : Brian Percival, Ben Bolt, Brian Kelly
Format : Couleur, Cinémascope, Plein écran, PAL
Durée : 6 heures et 17 minutes
Date de sortie : 25 septembre 2012
Acteurs : Hugh Bonneville, Laura Carmichael, Penelope Wilton, Sophie McShera, Lesley Nicol
Doublé : : Anglais, Français
Sous-titres : : Anglais, Français
Langue : Anglais (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), Français (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround)
Studio : Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
ASIN : B008B2G3YG
Nombre de disques : 3
Prix : 12,87 €
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Les acheteurs donnent la note de 5/5 à cet article
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Reviewer: nasserdine chouia
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Reçu
Review: Excellent
Reviewer: LapinBUNNY6
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Les 3 DVD sont bien en français dans le coffret en plus de English et néerlandais.
Review: Présentation du paquet, soignée. Livraison rapide. Le coffret et les DVD sont comme neuf. Je voulais pouvoir revoir cette série télévisée en achetant ce coffret, mais sans me ruiner.
Reviewer: Athanaïse
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: une série « qui accroche »!
Review: Bon! évidemment, c’est un style qui ne peut plaire à tout le monde, surtout aujourd’hui !Mais pour les « fans » d’une époque romantique, ici toute « Victorienne, en plus, c’est « emballant! J’admire la place que chaque personnage y tient, et la façon dont le metteur en scène en a très judicieusement attribué les rôles! On ne voit aucun acteur à la place d’un autre, tant chacun le représente parfaitement! et là, il faut souligner la perfection de jeu de chacun d’eux !Enfin, la trame de l’histoire est passionnante, comme celle des bons vieux romans d’autrefois, qui nous laisse « en suspens » dans l’attente de l’épisode suivant !…pleine d’élégance, de noblesse de sentiments, de charme..de drame, et parfois de drôlerie!..mais on y trouve aussi les faces basses de l’être humain..tant chez les Aristocrates que chez ceux « du peuple », chacun a leur mesure, comme toujours. A ce stade de cette série, on est satisfait de se distraire sainement, sans devoir se farcir les sempiternelles scènes grossières et déplacées, ou l’inévitable propagande idéologique plus ou moins cachée cachée qui vous agace. Je dirai : ici: la vision d’une époque telle qu’elle a effectivement pu être..Une série de qualité(comme les Anglais savent faire!) à recommander à ceux qui aiment les belles choses!
Reviewer: sophie
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Passionnant et réalisation irréprochable
Review: J’ai longtemps hésitée à acheter cette série car le thème ne m’attirait pas particulièrement et j’avais peur que le sujet soit un peu trop fleur bleue pour mon entourage. Et bien vraiment, chapeau aux scénaristes qui ont réussis à rendre passionnante une histoire quasiment en huit clos, mais dans un cadre somptueux, avec pour personnages une poignée de domestiques et une famille de nobles du début du 20ème siècle. Ces personnages odieux ou attachants révèlent petit à petit leurs secrets et dévoilent le fond de leurs faiblesses ou de leurs vertus avec subtilité et une rare finesse.Bien sur, le moment est bien choisi car c’est ici que tout commence et que les événements extérieurs vont venir enrayer ce style de vie bien huilé et confortable. A savoir le début des mouvements féministes, des mouvement socialistes et l’annonce imminente de la première guerre mondiale à la fin de cette saison.J’ai été particulièrement enthousiasmée par la prestation de Maggie Smith, extraordinaire Comtesse douairière sarcastique dont les dialogues et commentaires sur l’évolution qu’apporte la modernité dans ce monde valent le détour.On ne peut qu’attendre avec intérêt et impatience de savoir comment ces personnages vont vivre les événements qui se préparent et comment ils vont les affronter.
Reviewer: schirm
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Très bien 👍
Review: Très bien 👍
Reviewer: Tintinofil
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Une des meilleures séries
Review: Bien jouée, bien fichue, typiquement anglaise, les répliques féroces de Maggie Smith sont un régal et la description de la cohabitation maîtres-domestiques (dont les « codes » de ces derniers se révèlent bien plus sévères que ceux des maîtres) est absolument géniale. Ma grand-mère était femme de chambre au début du XXe siècle et ses récits concordaient tout-à-fait avec les anecdotes de cette série.Ayant le « privilège » d’être à peu près bilingue, j’ai pu regarder (x fois) cette série en anglais et en français et quelle bonne surprise de constater que la version française est presque parfaite et a réussi à rendre, entre autres, les répliques de la cousine Violette quasiment aussi piquantes qu’en anglais !Petite réserve: au début du XXe, on ne parlait pas de « femme de ménage » (syndrome DSK ?). Il n’y avait que des « femmes de chambre ». Mais bon, difficile pour les jeunes traducteurs de se reporter cent ans en arrière…
Reviewer: Client d’Amazon
Rating: 4,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Envoi rapide, légèrement usé
Review: « Presque neuf » est la bonne description. Envoi rapide dans du papier à bulles mais le carton du dvd est déchiré aux angles. Ce n’est pas grave car ce n’est pas pour offrir
Reviewer: jean marie
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Quand on fan de cette série
Review: On est » obligé » d’inviter tout le monde à acheter cette série
Reviewer: Patricia
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: If you are of a romantic nature, and have friends who think you are somewhat out of sync with the 20th century, (not to mention the 21st), do let them watch MASTERPIECE CLASSIC, DOWNTON ABBEY, (ORIGINAL U.K. UNEDITED EDITION). This series has an early 20th-century setting, (starting in 1912, to be specific), but truly early 21st-century sensibilties, which, however, mesh in quite beautifully with the era, characters and situations presented. DOWNTON ABBEY has 1) a more than half-way human, (and humanistic!), Master of the House, 2) his handicapped valet — who walks with a limp, and carries a cane, 3)Three spirited, beautiful daughters, (one of whom is very much « into » rights for women 4) A housemaid who wants to « rise above herself », andsecretly is learning typing and dictation 5) The distinguished and august butler, who has a secret, 6) A very capable, seemingly content housekeeper who is sorely tempted by, and very well may decide on, a very different career, 7) A murder case involving a guest who as « come on » a bit too strongly to one if the Daughters of the House.And all this goes on during the first six episodes of the first season!The cook also tells one of the housemaids that a certain gentleman may not be quite normal, (or words to that effect). But the maid does not understand. The concept of homosexuality is not within her experience, conceptualization, or knowledge. So it was with many people in that era. Not everyone was filled with knowledge of the « different » side of life, now so freely discussed, and seen on TV and in the movies. It reminded me, in fact, of the time when I, as a child, was told by my parents that babies came from department stores — Macy’s (me), and Gimbels’, (my sister), in our case. (No wonder, though we have so much in common, my sister and I still argue a lot!)The innocence, cruelty, inequity, attitudes, and basic human feelings that sometimes were for that era only — but also often transcend all time and all generations — are here to see, in this magnificently-written, beautifully costumed, so-well acted, and very suspenseful period piece, which begins with the 1912 sinking of the Titanic — and its consquences on this one particular family and their servants.This series was shot at an actual English manor house, and the scenery — inside the mansion and on its grounds — itself is breath-taking.Watching this series is much like eating peanuts is for most people — and like eating potato chips is for me. Once viewed, one simply cannot get enough of this mesmerizing, enthralling, truly exciting and visually stunning series.,………………………………………………………………………I finally decided to join AMAZON PRIME, because of the totally irresistable offer to view, for free, the thousands of TV and Movie programs in the Amazon Prime Library. I am really glad I did finally make the decision to join Amazon Prime — because, as a North American — and having missed DOWNTON ABBEY on PBS, this MAY be the only way I can ever see this program.For, as I write this, it seems that the only version available is the « Uneditited UK Version ». This means, I take it, that scenes attesting to homosexuality and other « outre » subjects are left in. To me, this is OK — because this subject, and perhaps other « R » and « X » rated subjects are simply included as part of the story-line, and do are not presented in a sensationalized fashion for shock value.Also included, as mentioned above, is the scene wherein the cook tries, unsuccessfully, to explain what « being different » in a sexual way is all about, to the confused kitchen-maid, who cannot understand any of it. Many people of that era — no matter what their social status — simply did not KNOW anything about these « abberations ». And the way innocence in some people, and knowledge in others, is portrayed, makes this presentation all the more an early-20th-century true-to-life event….So, this « PG », (oe is it « R »?), rated verrsion of the story is OK by me. (Strange, isn’t it, that the so-called « straight-laced, class-concious » English can take this sort of « PG » or « R » rated storyline — still only one of many storylines in this series — without reservation, whist we North Americans — reputed to be of « freer mind » and with no « class-consciousness », still are a bit squeamish about putting these things on OUR TV screens?) Yet, though I DO like this series a lot, I still will not buy it, but must continue to watch it on Amazon Prime, only.Why?Well, several other reviewers mention that this « Origial, Unedited UK Version », isreproduced on REGION 2 DVDs ONLY! That means that they probably will NOT play inNorth American DVD players. Is this a subtle form of censorship? It certainly IS decreasing sales — because, though SOME other reviewers living in North America report no problems, others living in North America report that these discs will NOT play in their DVD players, taking Amazon to task for not mentioning this.All I know is that I’d, (very much!) LIKE to purchase this DVD, so that I can watch it at all and any times, with Amazon Prime or without it. But I dare not, because I don’t want to take a chance at wasting any of my money!Lost sales. Disappointed viewers. This is NOT what this wonderful series should be in the midst of. Amazon sells such controversial books as « The Protocols of The Elders of Zion », and Jesse Ventura’s « Don’t Start The Revolution Without Me. »It sells funny false teeth, memoirs of pre-revolutionary Russian Grand Duchesses, videos of UFOs, poltergeists, and rumoured no-goodnick dooings of the rich and powerful, fresh whole rabbit, canned unicorn « meat » — and Tuscan Whole Milk, (at prices ranging up to $25,000 a gallon — and more, (and also much less), — all from third-party sellers) — to name but a few interesting and fabulous products. Surely an engrossing, highly-intelligent, beautifully presented and wonderfully acted program such as « DOWNTON ABBEY » should be available to North Americans in all it’s unexpurgated, and many complex story-lines? Perhaps a rating of « R », or « PG », or even « R » — and « X » in some limited segments » — should be added. For « DOWNTON ABBEY » is certainly NOT a « sex-fest »! It is a highly intelligent and engrossing drama, with a few mentions of (sometimes)-« unmentionable » topics, as just ONE of the many intertwining plotlines!I myself have been called a « prude » more than once. I disapprove of ladie’s skirts being more than three-inches below the knees, (even Kate Middleton’s otherwise totally wonderful engagement-announcement dress sorely disappointed me, because I just don’t think it was quite long enough, sigh!), do not like rock or hip-hop music, disapprove absolutely the use of any « foul » four-letter words, fervently wish that the novels of Horatio Alger, the McGuffy Readersm and even the Royal Crown Readers, were (again) commonplace in American schools, love the dresses, coats, suits, and evening wear of Balanciaga, Hartnell, Amies, and similar designers, take my dress-cues from the wardrobes of Queen Elizabeth II, (and to a smaller extent, Jacqueline Kennedy), happily subscribe to « Royalty » Magazine, absolutely, positively do NOT like to see jeans on anyone over the age of 18, and proudly do not, myself, own a single pair of jeans. But a good story is a Good Story is a GOOD STORY! (How wonderful — just to mention one highlight of this all-encompassing series — to have a storyline wherein the master of the house is NOT a mini Simon Legree, as most left-wingers seem to think ALL English aristocrats are….forgetting, it seems, that lumping ALL members of ANY group together is called « stereotyping »….and prejudice!) If only this wonderfulseries, (with ALL SORTS of storylines…not just controversial ones!), were just labeled « PG », « R », or « X -« , buyers and viewers — even in North America — will get some idea of what they will see. (Unlike another DVD which I got — thankfully out of the library — « THE OTHER BOLEYN GIRL », (the version N O T starrring Natalie Portman),which came with NO rating whatsoever….and, in conseqence, the truly « single-X » rated sex scenes within, shocked me immensely, as I had NO preparation whatsoever that such scenes would appear in this 16th century costume drama!) There are — at least in the first 6 episodes which I have seen — NO overt sex scenes such as this in DOWNTON ABBEY. Only the merest hinting of, and mention of…h———–y.) Not seen. Just, to repeat, hinted at, described ever so slightly, and mentioned.Lost sales, disappointed and forced-to-become-far-too-cautious would-be buyers. This is NOT the way to make money on a DVD set. PLEASE make a Region 1 compatible set of this truly masterfully-done, MASTERPIECE CLASSIC series, reproducing ALL the scenes in the original UK version. People today — with tabloid informatioo of all kinds, literally screamed at us from TV, magazines and the internet — can surely judge wether this series is good for their own families at the present time, or — if they have younger children right now — whether they would prefer to wait a few years to have this series in their homes.BUT, PLEASE, D_O MAKE IT AVAILABLE FOR NORTH AMERICANS, AS SOON AS IS POSSIBLE!Thanks!P.S.: There are some interesting parodies of DOWNTON ABBEY on YouTube.com. Funnier if you’ve seen the series, of course. The parodies are funny — but somehowl I feel they could have been funnier. Yet they are definitely worth one viewing — more if you like them! Enjoy!
Reviewer: Amazon Guy.
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: With all the reviews that’s already here I though I would add some little Tid-Bits to this outstanding show, seeinghow all has rendered it the latter, I would like to mention some of the people I like the most, people likeDaisy (Sophie McShear) an Mary (Michelle Dockery) I wish I could just Hug Daisy she is such a loveably characterthat will give you her most endearing attention an loyalty but don’t push her to the brink..she could snap back at you,I just love her, an then there’s Mary, a girl that’s strait-forward as an arrow an smart as a tubular blowing his horn,an Dame Maggie Smith who can forget that loveably woman that I’ve seen so many times in countless movies anTV. shows, these are some of the character I love, an how can I forget the ever presence of Penelope Wilton Mrs.(Crawley) another woman that would fight tooth-an-nail with you, an win most of the time,this is acting that’s way beyond the borders of just our lives, it’s the dignity of people in a time of desperate measure,I’m on to season two 3/21/2016 now and I’m so looking forward to the rest which I think I will binge-watch,Loveably Characters To Love..
Reviewer: 本の🐞
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: 特典映像の監督のコメントが面白かった。出てくるのが美人ばかりでいい、テレビで醜い人ばかり出てくるのがあるが、というのに同感。また、出演者ばかりでなく、裏方の人達も白人ばかりでいい。エリザベス一世の映画に黒人の侍従や中国人の侍女が出てきたのには白けた。そんな映画は作る意味がない。あの時代のイギリス貴族と使用人が見たいのだから。
Reviewer: nicolas
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: Julian Fellowes es un especialista en llevar las situaciones al límite. Combinar al mismo tiempo 16 historias diferentes es extremadamente difícil. Pero en algunos temas pierde credibilidad. A muchas familias de la antigua aristocracia les ocurrieron todas las desgracias que aparecen en la serie, o parecidas, pero normalmente esto ocurría en espacios de tiempo mucho más largos, en décadas. Las tres primeras temporadas se desarrollan en 10 años. Es un espacio de tiempo demasiado corto, y el proceso de toma de decisiones de la familia acumula excesivos errores en esos pocos años. Aún así la historia es muy entretenida y engancha.
Reviewer: Valeria
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: Ho sempre amato queste ambientazioni tra ‘800 e primi ‘900, ma questa serie non solo ti fa vedere delle scenografie stupende e locations da sogno, ma ti fa assaporare anche il « dietro le quinte » di quelle vite in apparenza perfette. Inoltre ci viene anche presentata la vita della servitù, con le loro mansioni, aspirazioni, intrighi e pettegolezzi sui loro pari e sui loro padroni. Trama coinvolgente e piena di colpi di scena, molti personaggi da amare e odiare, tante storie da seguire, tante situazioni in cui ci si può immedesimare…l’epoca è un’altra, molto diversa dalla nostra, ma con le medesime passioni, intrighi e debolezze umane…comprerò sicuaremente le altre stagioni. La consiglio!