Foyle's War: Set 5

This was a gift. I did not view the DVD. But the recipient was very impressed. Norm

Foyle's War: Set 5

The Foyle's war series is a master piece in suspense, complexity of separation of ethics of war and crime in the private sector.
Michael Kitchen, in his superb acting and body language, pulls it off to perfection. I enjoy his facial reaction to things that trouble him and the way he tends to "chew on his cheek", and his facial expressions. His remarks after a head on confrontation is incredible and leaves little for his opponent to respond.
Interesting seen is the lack of intimacy between father and son. This appears to be rather cool, yet I feel he is afraid of his own emotions and I am sure the death of his wife made a permanent scar and is now faced with on how to deal with it other then stay true to his work and his own convictions.

It appears this is the last of the series, how unfortunate for us all.
Films like this can be watched over and over again and enjoyed as much and even more then the first.
The script writers are masters at their craft.
Karl Olson

This set provides a great conclusion of the series.
All the ends are brought together for a satisfactory conclusion and leaves one with the hope that someday there will be a follow-up series with the recently promoted Sgt Milner leading a new series of cases.

Buy the whole series at the beginning - you will want all of them. A stunningly lifelike portrayal of life in that time, and events that occurred during WW1. Christopher Kitchen, and his lead actors were amazing in the enactment of the action. This one I will watch again and again.

This is by far one of the most enjoyable series produced for the enjoyment of all, whether you are a mystery or history buff. I'm sorry the series has to come to an end; but since I own the entire collection, I can enjoy seeing these wonderful characters many times over. It is a very appropriate ending to the wartime drama and should be seen by all who do not appreciate the sacrifices the British people endured during the war years in their country.