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The biggest disappointment for me was all the character changes. Some were excellent in their roles, others, meh. I just felt the casting was a disaster in many cases. Obviously so did much of the dialogue was fabricated and very unbelievable. And as usual, music portions were too loud. Volume button down, volume button up.

Last note, the lady who played Anne in the last season looked so much like Margaret, I was constantly confused. How could the hundreds of people involved in this production not notice this.

Anyway, I finally made it through this series which didn't hold a candle to Downtown Abbey in my opinion.

What a sad excuse for a woman who uses her near nakedness still, especially in this day and age of women wanting equality. Imagine (un)dressing like she does in front of her parents let alone all the people working the show. Her designer, Francesca, did her very best with all the flipping and flapping done by her employer! It's amazing to me that she sold her Malibu house but can only afford $750,000 to renovate her family property on Vancouver Island. I gave up after 3 episodes for a few reasons, a couple definitely being her voice, and her laughing at everything she said.

Certainly no surprise that she is divorced yet again.

Had it not been for my friend wanting to watch this disaster of a movie to the end, I'd have given up five minutes in. Just not my type of film really. The worst part was the sound! Spent the whole film adjusting the volume because the music portion was going to wake the neighborhood. Adjusting from 28 down to 6...28 was when Renee and Bradley were speaking. Six was the music. Complete waste of two talented actors! LOL 😄 the system is now telling me review is too short. Good grief, what more can go wrong with regard to this totally ridiculous film. And the best part is how do I know when I've reached 600 characters when there is no counter of characters.