Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9780779201372
Format: Box set, Color, NTSC
ISBN: 077920137X
Label: Bfs Entertainment
Languages: EnglishOriginal Language
Manufacturer: Bfs Entertainment
Number Of Items: 2
Publisher: Bfs Entertainment
Release Date: October 02, 2001
Running Time: 156 minutes
Studio: Bfs Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: July 01, 2002

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Editorial Review:

Amazon.com:
A sense of unease permeates Forgotten, a three-part mystery series produced by London Weekend Television. The first episode opens in a fairy-tale atmosphere of little girls in white dresses and flower wreaths skipping through the woods in an English country village. The fairy tale turns nightmare when one girl meets an unfortunate end and a mysterious stranger (Amanda Burton) checks into the bed and breakfast run by Ben Turner (Paul McGann) and his wife Natalie (Zara Turner). Threatening letters follow, and the ensuing investigation turns up more than a few surprises. A few plot twists seem contrived, but the film's focus on the relationships between husband and wife, parent and child--enhanced by the expertly restrained performances of the cast--make it a compelling glimpse of human drama as well as a shockingly suspenseful mystery. The end is guaranteed to surprise and disturb even the most astute armchair detective. --Larisa Lomacky Moore




Rating: - Psychological Thriller
This is worth watching. I felt as if I was looking into the lives of the people of this village instead of just watching a show. Storyline and acting are very good. Just when you think you have solved the mystery, the storyline has you second-guessing yourself. You will always be rethinking who the real villain is. The Amazon's editorial review does a great job in describing this production.

This three part series starts of when a local girl goes missing. We shortly learn that the young ... Read More

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Rating: - Forgotten - I should hope not!
This was an excellent story. It keeps you off balance until almost the last frame. Extremely well done and I plan to view it again. Several of my fav actors are in it: Amanda Burton (Silent Witness), Paul McGann (Withnail and I, Our Mutual Friend), and Zara Turner (McCallum). I love these British productions - keep 'em coming Amazon.

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Rating: - Unforgotten? Unforgettable!
Going through some Paul McGann movies online, I ran across this little gem. Rarely do I buy dvds that I'm not familiar with, but this one grabbed me and wouldn't let go. I sat through the whole thing, not knowing where it was leading me. Rarely do you see in a mystery how a crime affects each member of the community and the relationships. This one has it all. Highly recommended!
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Rating: - Chilling psychological drama
With the possible exception of Hetty Wainthrop, Forgotten is probably the most unusual production I've seen on PBS's popular Mystery! series. It is certainly not a cozy little mystery with brilliant detectives and happy endings, like Poirot or Cadfael (both of which I love, by the way); it is more deeply personal, steeped in realism, and will haunt you for many nights to come.

Several things strike me about this miniseries (movie, tv show? I'm not sure what to call it!). First of all, it ... Read More

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Rating: - Unusual, unforgettable mystery
This is an unusual murder mystery in the sense that it focuses on 2 eerily similar murders 20 years apart and emphasizes the families involved and how these crimes affected them. Most murder mysteries portray the detectives and the resulting quest to find the killer, with little attention given to the victims' families and friends and how the murder affects them. That is what makes this story different--yes, you do see the police questioning the suspects, but the sense is more peripherial than usual. ... Read More

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