Still, the casting of Natasha is doubtful for me, as the actress in this version looked far too old to be playing a teenager for much of the series. She acted very silly and young, as per the role, but did not suit completely. But not enough to take away from the overall production.
The hairstyles of the men are jarring at times, rather bad wigs, lol.
Anthony Hopkins is amazing, It is startling to see certain gestures and motions that he retains forty years later.
Overall the acting, settings and costumes are realistic and well-done. I love the role of Count Rostov in this version, he was a charming actor.
As always, it is difficult to hear of the suffering of the Russian soldiers. The contrast between the immaculate uniforms and lack of food and supplies was ludicrous, if represented at all accurately.
The hairstyles of the men are jarring at times, rather bad wigs, lol.
Anthony Hopkins is amazing, It is startling to see certain gestures and motions that he retains forty years later.
Overall the acting, settings and costumes are realistic and well-done. I love the role of Count Rostov in this version, he was a charming actor.
As always, it is difficult to hear of the suffering of the Russian soldiers. The contrast between the immaculate uniforms and lack of food and supplies was ludicrous, if represented at all accurately.