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Anne Shirley-Cuthbert …

Marilla Cuthbert

Matthew Cuthbert

Diana Barry

Gilbert Blythe
Rachel Lynde

Mrs. Eliza Barry

Jerry Baynard

Ruby Gillis

Mr. William Barry
Jane Andrews

Moody Spurgeon

Sebastian 'Bash' Lacroix

Charlie Sloane

Tillie Boulter

Billy Andrews

Thomas Lynde
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Trivia The title of each episode in season 1 is a quote from the 1847 novel 'Jane Eyre' written by Charlotte Brontë . The title of each episode in season 2 is a quote from the 1871 novel 'Middlemarch' written by George Eliot . The title of each episode in season 3 is a quote from the 1818 novel 'Frankenstein' written by Mary Shelley
Goofs The freckles on Anne's face change position, colour and size between shots in every episode.
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May 12, 2017 (United States)
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1. Your Will Shall Decide Your Destiny

A bungled message brings spirited orphan Anne Shirley to Green Gables, where unmarried siblings Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert are waiting for a boy.

2. I Am No Bird, and No Net Ensnares Me

A determined Matthew embarks on a journey to bring Anne home. Marilla is sick with worry but struggles to express her emotions.

3. But What Is So Headstrong as Youth?

Anne starts school in Avonlea and discovers she has much to learn. Marilla steps out of her comfort zone to attend a meeting for progressive mothers.

4. An Inward Treasure Born

A minister's advice prompts Marilla to question her choices. When tragedy strikes, Anne's intellect saves lives -- and her sullied reputation.

5. Tightly Knotted to a Similar String

Anne hosts Diana for her first "grown-up" tea, but the affair proves a bit too intoxicating. Matthew runs an errand of utmost importance.

6. Remorse Is the Poison of Life

Anne's resourcefulness mends fences with the Barrys when Minnie May falls gravely ill. An affecting loss stirs up memories of Marilla's past.

7. Wherever You Are Is My Home

With the future of Green Gables at stake -- and an ailing Matthew confined to bed -- Anne and Marilla move mountains to save their home.

Anne's beloved world of Green Gables becomes a much bigger place, with new faces and heartfelt lessons about love, loss and growing up.

1. Youth Is the Season of Hope

The Cuthberts' boarders stir excitement with a question: Could there be gold in Avonlea? Elsewhere, Gilbert makes a new friend at sea.

2. Signs Are Small Measurable Things, But Interpretations Are Illimitable

The steamer lands in Trinidad, bringing Bash face to face with his past. The Barrys get behind the gold rush, but Matthew and Marilla aren't so sure.

3. The True Seeing Is Within

An adventure away with the Barrys teaches Anne to trust her instincts. Marilla begins to suspect that her boarders aren’t as innocent as they seem.

4. The Painful Eagerness of Unfed Hope

Anne writes letters as an "agent of romance" while Diana trains at home to be a lady. A life-changing encounter steers Gilbert toward his destiny.

5. The Determining Acts of Her Life

A game of spin the bottle prompts burning questions about love and beauty. Anne and Cole bond over their differences as Gilbert makes his way home.

6. I Protest Against Any Absolute Conclusion

Anne faces the world with a shocking new look while the town preps for its annual Christmas pantomime. Gilbert and Bash join the Cuthberts for dinner.

7. Memory Has as Many Moods as the Temper

Cole accompanies the girls to Aunt Josephine's for a lavish party filled with surprises. Back at home, Marilla's health takes a worrisome turn.

8. Struggling Against the Perception of Facts

With a wedding on the horizon, Anne wonders what kind of bride she'd like to be. Marilla sees an oculist, and Bash meets a friendly face in "The Bog."

9. What We Have Been Makes Us What We Are

A brand-new teacher brings unconventional methods -- and a motorbike -- to Avonlea. Gilbert's plan to speed up his studies leaves Bash feeling lost.

10. The Growing Good of the World

Anne rallies her friends to save Miss Stacy in the wake of a disastrous incident. Bash gets an unexpected gift, and Cole makes a surprising choice.

A milestone birthday sparks a search for Anne's origin story as she sorts out matters of the heart and starts setting a course for her future.

1. A Secret Which I Desired to Divine

Anne meets a kindred spirit from a nearby Mi'kmaq village, then launches a bold quest for her 16th birthday: to learn about her lineage.

2. There Is Something at Work in My Soul Which I Do Not Understand

Anne revisits Saint Albans Orphanage to ask about her birth parents, and Mary's son Elijah returns home. Rachel decides Miss Stacy needs a suitor.

3. What Can Stop the Determined Heart

As Easter approaches, Mary falls seriously ill, and everyone steps in to help. The government opens a residential school in Halifax.

4. A Hope of Meeting You in Another World

While Bash looks for Elijah in Charlottetown, Anne vows to finish her search -- with or without Marilla's blessing. Back home, Diana longs for adventure.

5. I Am Fearless and Therefore Powerful

A dance practice stirs unfamiliar feelings between Anne and Gilbert. A desperate Bash writes to his mother in Trinidad.

6. The Summit of My Desires

At the county fair, Anne consults a fortune teller who claims to see love in her future. A nervous Gilbert prepares to meet Winifred's parents.

7. A Strong Effort of the Spirit of Good

After speaking her mind in print, Anne inflames the town -- but she refuses to be silenced. A secret drives Anne and Diana apart.

8. Great and Sudden Change

Ka'kwet runs away from school, and Miss Stacy weighs her options in the wake of tragedy. Aunt Josephine urges Diana to take the Queens entrance exam.

9. A Dense and Frightful Darkness

Anne confesses her feelings for Gilbert -- but is she too late? Meanwhile, Matthew helps Ka'kwet's family, and Bash's mother adapts to life in Avonlea.

10. The Better Feelings of My Heart

Change is in the air as Anne turns toward college to start the next chapter of her life. It's her biggest adventure to date.

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Anne (British TV series)



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Original language	English
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of episodes	4
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Original release	2 January (2022-01-02) – 5 January 2022 (2022-01-05)

Anne , subtitled One Mother's Story , is a British historical drama television miniseries developed by World Productions . Starring Maxine Peake as the titular campaigner Anne Williams , the four-part drama revolves around the Hillsborough disaster of 1989 and its aftermath. The series premiered on ITV on 2 January 2022 and aired for four consecutive nights. [1]

Cast [ edit ]

Maxine Peake as Anne Williams
Stephen Walters as Steve Williams
Campbell Wallace as Kevin Williams
Bobby Schofield as Michael Williams
Lily Shepherd and Ellie May Davies as Sara Williams
Clare Calbraith as Sheila Coleman
Rob Jarvis as John Glover
Matthew McNulty as Andy Burnham
Polly Kemp as Ann Adlington
Raymond Waring as Steve Hart
Ian Puleston-Davies as Phil Scraton
Gracie Kelly as Debra Martin

Production [ edit ]

Development [ edit ].

The series was in development as of 2018. After some deliberation, the dramatisation of Anne Williams' life and work by World Productions for ITV received approval from her real life daughter Sara, who was nine when the disaster occurred. [2] She would help with the script, written by Kevin Sampson , author of Hillsborough Voices . Bruce Goodison would direct and Simon Heath of World Productions would executive produce the drama. [3]

Casting [ edit ]

It was announced in September 2018 that Maxine Peake would star as Anne Williams. Stephen Walters would co-star as Williams' husband Steve. [4]

Filming [ edit ]

Principal photography was scheduled to begin on location in Liverpool in summer 2018. [5] Cast and crew were reported in Formby , at St George's Hall , and at Anfield that October. [6] Steve Kelly, who lost his brother Michael in the Hillsborough disaster and was consulted for the series, stated he did a "double take" watching Peake on set. [7]

Reception [ edit ]

Rotten Tomatoes reported an approval rating of 100% based on 7 reviews, with an average rating of 8.4/10. [8]

Awards [ edit ]

Year	Award	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref.
2022		Best Mini-Series		Won (shared with )

References [ edit ]

^ Fearn, Rebecca (24 October 2021). "Maxine Peake's New Drama Tackles A Tragic Story" . Bustle . Retrieved 10 January 2022 .
^ "DRAMA – Anne – World Productions for ITV" . No Drama . Retrieved 10 January 2022 .
^ "Maxine Peake to play Hillsborough campaigner Anne Williams in TV drama" . BBC . Retrieved 10 January 2022 .
^ "Anne – Miniseries" . World Productions . 2019 . Retrieved 10 January 2022 .
^ "Filming of 'Anne' in Formby today - new Hillsborough drama about the inspirational Anne Williams" . Formby Bubble . 25 October 2018 . Retrieved 10 January 2022 .
^ "Anne Williams: Maxine Peake 'captures Hillsborough campaigner's spirit' " . BBC . 14 October 2018 . Retrieved 10 January 2022 .
^ "Anne" . Rotten Tomatoes . Retrieved 10 January 2021 .
^ @seouldramaawards (23 September 2022). "SDA 2022 winners" – via Instagram.

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Anne Frank, a Jewish teenager, wrote a diary of her family’s two years in hiding (1942–44) during the German occupation of the Netherlands in World War II , and the book—which was first published in 1947, two years after Anne’s death in a concentration camp —became a classic of war literature, personalizing the Holocaust .

What was Anne Frank like?

Through her diary, Anne Frank is shown to be insightful, humorous, and intelligent. Many entries involve typical adolescent issues—jealousy toward her sister; annoyance with others, especially her mother; and an increasing sexual awareness. Anne also discussed her hopes for the future, which included becoming a journalist or a writer.

On August 4, 1944, Anne Frank’s family’s hiding place was discovered by the Gestapo , and she was taken to Auschwitz in Nazi-occupied Poland before being transferred to Bergen-Belsen in Germany. According to the Dutch government, Anne died during a typhus epidemic in March 1945. Other research suggests she might have perished in February that year.

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Anne Frank , in full Annelies Marie Frank , (born June 12, 1929, Frankfurt am Main , Germany—died February/March 1945, Bergen-Belsen concentration camp , near Hannover), Jewish girl whose diary of her family’s two years in hiding during the German occupation of the Netherlands became a classic of war literature.

Early in the Nazi regime of Adolf Hitler , Anne’s father, Otto Frank (1889–1980), a German businessman, took his wife and two daughters to live in Amsterdam . In 1941, after German forces occupied the Netherlands, Anne was compelled to transfer from a public school to a Jewish one. On June 12, 1942, she received a red-and-white plaid diary for her 13th birthday. That day she began writing in the book: “I hope I will be able to confide everything to you, as I have never been able to confide in anyone, and I hope you will be a great source of comfort and support.”

When Anne’s sister, Margot, was faced with deportation (supposedly to a forced-labour camp), the Franks went into hiding on July 6, 1942, in the backroom office and warehouse of Otto Frank’s food-products business. With the aid of a few non-Jewish friends, among them Miep Gies, who smuggled in food and other supplies, the Frank family and four other Jews—Hermann and Auguste van Pels and their son, Peter, and Fritz Pfeffer—lived confined to the “secret annex.” During this time, Anne wrote faithfully in her diary, recounting day-to-day life in hiding, from ordinary annoyances to the fear of capture. She discussed typical adolescent issues as well as her hopes for the future, which included becoming a journalist or a writer. Anne’s last diary entry was written on August 1, 1944. Three days later the annex was discovered by the Gestapo , which was acting on a tip from Dutch informers.

The Frank family was transported to Westerbork , a transit camp in the Netherlands, and from there to Auschwitz , in German-occupied Poland , on September 3, 1944, on the last transport to leave Westerbork for Auschwitz. Anne and Margot were transferred to Bergen-Belsen the following month. Anne’s mother died in early January, just before the evacuation of Auschwitz on January 18, 1945. It was established by the Dutch government that both Anne and Margot died in a typhus epidemic in March 1945, only weeks before the liberation of Bergen-Belsen, but scholars in 2015 revealed new research, including analysis of archival data and first-person accounts, indicating that the sisters might have perished in February 1945. Otto Frank was found hospitalized at Auschwitz when it was liberated by Soviet troops on January 27, 1945.

Friends who searched the hiding place after the family’s capture later gave Otto Frank the papers left behind by the Gestapo. Among them he found Anne’s diary, which was published as Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl (originally in Dutch, 1947). Precocious in style and insight, it traces her emotional growth amid adversity. In it she wrote, “I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are really good at heart.”

The Diary , which has been translated into more than 65 languages, is the most widely read diary of the Holocaust , and Anne is probably the best known of Holocaust victims. The Diary was also made into a play that premiered on Broadway in October 1955, and in 1956 it won both the Tony Award for best play and the Pulitzer Prize for best drama. A film version directed by George Stevens was produced in 1959. The play was controversial: it was challenged by screenwriter Meyer Levin , who wrote an early version of the play (later realized as a 35-minute radio play) and accused Otto Frank and his chosen screenwriters, Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, of sanitizing and de-Judaizing the story. The play was often performed in high schools throughout the world and was revived (with additions) on Broadway in 1997–98.

A new English translation of the Diary , published in 1995, contains material that was edited out of the original version, which makes the revised translation nearly one-third longer than the first. The Frank family’s hiding place on the Prinsengracht, a canal in Amsterdam, became a museum that is consistently among the city’s most-visited tourist sites.