Director:
Edward BergerGuión:
David NichollsCámara:
James FriendMúsica:
Volker BertelmannReparto:
Benedict Cumberbatch, Allison Williams, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Hugo Weaving, Holliday Grainger, Indira Varma, Jessica Raine, Anna Madeley (más)Streaming (2)
Episodios(5)
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Bad News (E01)
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Never Mind (E02)
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Some Hope (E03)
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Mother's Milk (E04)
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At Last (E05)
Sinopsis(1)
British television drama miniseries in which wealthy upper-class Englishman Patrick Melrose (Benedict Cumberbatch) struggles to manage his drug addiction and memories of an abusive childhood. Growing up, Patrick suffered abuse at the hands of his father David (Hugo Weaving) and, with his mother Eleanor (Jennifer Jason Leigh) turning a blind eye, Patrick's life as an adult spirals out of control as his past experiences return to haunt him and he attempts to manage the torment by turning to drugs and alcohol. As the years pass by, Patrick continually attempts to overcome his dependencies by seeking help, only to return to them when sobriety forces him to face reality. (Acorn Media UK)
(más)Reseña del usuario Necrotongue de esta serie (6)
Patrick Melrose (2018)
I was pleasantly surprised by this series. I was baffled a little by the first episode because I laughed unexpectedly often, which I wouldn’t expect of a drama, but the following episodes did the genre justice. The show is an excellent drama with a suffocating atmosphere, snobbish manners and great acting performances (Benedict Cumberbatch, Hugo Weaving, J.J. Leigh, Holliday Grainger) that I really enjoyed. I wish there were more shows like this one.
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Bad News (2018) (E01)
I really enjoyed this one-man show. Sure, there were other actors, but Benedict Cumberbatch completely stole the episode. For a drama, I found myself laughing surprisingly often. Patrick was incredibly entertaining, and his battle with the urn was flawless.
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Never Mind (2018) (E02)
What a surprise! Unlike the previous episode, the second one didn't have any humor, but the atmosphere got much thicker. The flashbacks gave us a deeper look into the character of the charming David Melrose and the wonderful family dynamics. Hugo Weaving did a fantastic job filling in for the absent Benedict Cumberbatch, and I had a blast.
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Some Hope (2018) (E03)
**Patrick Melrose - Some Hope (2018)**
Three five-star episodes in a row. What's fascinating is how each episode is completely different, yet I've enjoyed every single one. This time, most of the action took place at an upper-class party, and it was such a display of snobbery that I was absolutely delighted. So far, I'm thrilled with this series.
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Mother's Milk (2018) (E04)
Maybe it was the laid-back vibe of a French summer, but this episode felt a bit slower and less eventful. Still, there were plenty of great moments that kept me entertained. I just can't help but enjoy this series.
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At Last (2018) (E05)
The creators wrapped it up nicely. The funeral was well done, but the standout of the final episode was Nicholas Pratt. He was such an amazing, snobbish jerk that I wanted to stick a few pins in him. As usual, I had a great time watching, though I expected a more depressing ending.
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