Foyle's War - Set 4 (2007)

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Foyle's War - Set 4
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Cast	Michael Kitchen
Theatrical Release	February 2, 2007
DVD Release	July 17, 2007
Running Time	400 minutes
UPC Code	054961946297
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(62 reviews)

Great series

Yet another excellent British series. If you haven't watched it, you should! The premise is a police drama set in Britain during WWII. The plots are interesting and the acting is low key but excellent. September 1, 2008

Movie Buff

Almost a five but since they cut all the stories to 100 minutes exactly they sometimes leave holes in the story. August 14, 2008

Foyle's War

The continuing saga of DCS Foyle during World War II is a wonderful opportunity to observe the brilliant Michael Kitchen and his supporting cast, along with well researched stories written by Anthony Horowitz, combines to make for great entertainment. This is season 4 which is every bit as good as the previous 3 seasons. I am a huge fan of the mystery genre and PBS and along with Hercule Poirot, Foyle's War is right up there with the best of them. Apparently, Season 5 (now on PBS) is the end and I am sad to see it go. July 26, 2008

Foyle's War

This was one of the most intriguing series on PBS. I bought all 4 years
(16 DVDs)and don't regret it for a minute. I am now lending them to a friend who is in complete agreement with me! Michael Kitchen is superb in his quiet understated role as a Chief Police Inspector in a small town in
England at the start of WW2. The crime and wartime influences on the town are spellbinding and I am amazed how he ties up all the loose ends of the sub-plots! May 21, 2008

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Not much to say except that I was delighted to get these and enjoy them. This is one of the best series ever to come out of Britain. May 13, 2008

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