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From Rainmark Films
The Frankenstein Chronicles on ITV Encore
Pictured: Mary Shelley [Anna Maxwell Martin], John Marlott [Sean Bean] and Nightingale [Richie Campbell].
In the drama’s opening sequences, the Home Secretary Sir Robert Peel, following a successful operation by Thames River Police to apprehend a gang of opium smugglers, recruits Marlott.
As he stands on the water’s edge contemplating the arrest of the smugglers, Marlott makes a shocking discovery. The body of a dead child is washed up on the shore and on further examination of the corpse he is horrified to discover it’s not actually a child but rather a crude assembly of body parts arranged in a grotesque parody of a human form. The mutilated child-like body leaves an indelible impression on Marlott and he finds himself unable to shake off the memory of what has happened that fateful night.
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Drakaina pisze o serialu, który zdecydowanie warto nadrobić, bo napisany został pieczołowicie i z zachowaniem historycznych realiów epoki.
