TY  - ADVS
AU  - Wood,Antony
AU  - Hampshire,Susan
AU  - Healy,Tim
AU  - McGann,Mark
AU  - StJohn,Julia
AU  - Siberry,Michael
AU  - Scarborough,Victoria
AU  - Meredith,Ifan
AU  - Callard,Rebecca
AU  - Nott,Julian
AU  - Davies,Russell T.
AU  - MacKinnon,Douglas
AU  - Smith,Noella
AU  - Flitcroft,Kim
AU  - Fullarton,Morag
AU  - Thompson,Chris
AU  - Evans,David
AU  - Roach,Julian
AU  - Harding,Sarah
AU  - Bhose,Indra
AU  - Horn,Ken
AU  - Nordell,Inez
ED  - Granada Productions.
ED  - Granada Television.
ED  - Granada Media (Firm)
ED  - ITV (Firm)
ED  - Acorn Media (Firm)
TI  - The Grand
PY  - 2008///]
CY  - Silver Spring, MD
PB  - Distributed by Acorn Media
KW  - Hotels
KW  - England
KW  - Manchester
KW  - Drama
KW  - Hotelkeepers
KW  - Employees
KW  - Man-woman relationships
KW  - Nineteen twenties
KW  - Manchester (England)
KW  - Television programs
KW  - lcgft
N1  - Title from container; Originally broadcast on British and PBS television during the 1997-1998 seasons; Contains all 18 episodes from the television series; Special features: Photo gallery; filmography; Volume 1: Series 1, episodes 1-4 / written by Russell T. Davies ; directed by Douglas Mackinnon and Noella Smith -- Volume 2: Series 1, episodes 5-8 / written by Russell T. Davies ; directed by Kim Flitcroft and Morag Fullarton -- Volume 3: Series 2, episodes 1-4 / written by Russell T. Davies and Chris Thompson ; directed by Morag Fullarton and David Evans -- Volume 4: Series 2, episodes 5-7 / written by Julian Roach, Russell T. Davies and Chris Thompson ; directed by Sarah Harding and Indra Bhose -- Volume 5: Series 2, episodes 8-10 / written by Russell T. Davies ; directed by Indra Bhose and Ken Horn; Directors of photography, Doug Hallows, Gordon McGregor ; editors, Peter Hallworth, Paul Griffiths-Davies ; music, Julian Nott ; production designer, Paul Rowan ; costume design, Inez Nordell; Susan Hampshire, Tim Healy, Mark McGann, Julia St. John, Michael Siberry, Victoria Scarborough, Ifan Meredith, Rebecca Callard
N2  - As the most opulent hotel in Manchester, England, during the decadent Roaring '20s, The Grand is more than a building. It's a nexus for schemes, scandals, romance and intrigue. For owner John Bannerman, The Grand symbolizes a tradition of luxury and elegance begun by his father. For Marcus Bannerman, it becomes a risky investment and a way to entice his brother's wife into bed. And for the maids and porters employed there, it represents a possible escape from their hardscrabble pasts-- and an endless source of backstairs gossip
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