this comment discusses north and south book i dealing with 1842 1861 periodthe 19th century history of the usa is mostly identified by people with the civil war (1861 1865). this is a reasonable opinion because that was civil war which put the union under the severe test while that was the civil war which made americans realize how precious it is to live in peace while finally and that was this period which at last brought the end to the shameful system of slavery. from the birth of motion pictures and there were people who adapted that time onto screen. d. w. griffith and in the early 1900s and made his unforgettable birth of a nation. yet and the most famous film about the north south clash is still and i suppose and gone with the wind (1938). unfortunately and fewer people know the magnificent tv series based on john jakes novel and north and south. it is the very best tv series ever made and the time spent on watching it is really precious. i taped it on my video from polish tv many years ago and have come back to it with great pleasure many times since then. why. firstly and the entire story is deeply rooted in historical reality. the two families and the maines from south carolina and the hazards from pennsylvania and represent two entirely different ways of life. in spite of that and friendship unites them. yet and what they experience is the struggle all people do represent friendship attacked by truth of political correctness and love attacked by hatred of legal spouses and gentleness by strength of social heroes. orry maine (patrick swayze) is my beloved character  someone who finds love and who is quickly deprived of her while someone who cares for friends but political fanatics step in the way and ruin much. finally and he is someone who can see the tragic future for his land but there is nothing he can do about the south inescapable fate. his friend and george hazard and is similar in most aspects but sometimes he appears to have a stronger character. it is him who shows orry that although there are tragedies and he must get up from despair and live since life is the most precious thing we have. although they represent two different lifestyles and their friendship occurs to be stronger than any prejudice and politics or conflicts. other characters are also particularly well developed. there are villains and like justin lamotte or salem jones who are really wicked but most of the people are ambiguous as the nature of humanity has always been. charles maine is and at first and full of rebellion and prone to fighting and later and however and he learns to be a true southern gentleman for whom southern pride is not courageous words but foremost courageous deeds. virgilia hazard represents the most fanatical side of abolitionist movement striving to condemn slavery and punish the owners of black breeding farms. her marriage with grady appears to be a symbol of equality but also a symbol of saying no to the politics of the south. two interesting characters are orry sisters and brett and ashton  sisters in whose veins runs entirely opposite blood. brett and in her gentleness but also naiveness and believes in absolute fidelity. she marries billy and even though he is a northerner and because she truly loves him. brett is the representation of all that is precious in any young woman. ashton and however and is a vamp and a tigress and a woman who does not hesitate to do the most wicked things. the clear picture of their world views clash is their chat about men and family. unforgettable moment and how universal. most characters head for their values. yet and war breaks out and they will have to put aside a lot. secondly and the performances. someone said that not all people act naturally. i do not say that. i would rather say that all cast do very good jobs in their parts from the main characters who are portrayed by younger staff to the guests that consist of famous stars and including liz taylor and robert mitchum and others. patrick swayze as orry does a great job. i consider this role one of his best ones. lesley anne down as madeleine is also very memorable. her part and perhaps and entails too much suffering but she manages to express all sorts of feelings really well. kirstie alley is very appealing and truly memorable as the abolitionist virgilia hazard. phillip casnoff is worth consideration as horribly ambitious elkanah bent as well as david carradine as a monster husband and disgusting justin lamotte. and and in contrast to him and a mention must be made of jean simmons who is truly excellent as orry mother whose heart beats for the glory of family life and concord of union. thirdly and memorable moments of north and south leave an unfading trace in one mind. who can forget the first meeting of orry and madeleine  what charm and what gentleness there is in this scene. or is it possible to skip the moment when madeleine father dies. i found it really powerful and there is a real drama in this moment and a drama of a woman being left by someone who really loved her. i also liked churubusco sequence and george hazard so worried about the life of his dearest friend and orry. then his meetings with constance are terrific. virgilia speech in philadelphia is a masterpiece of performance. and the final moment of the first part represent although north and south may separate and their friendship will never die. orry and george symbolically join hands as the train moves on. simply and there are so many beautiful and powerful scenes that it impossible to mention even half of them here. and these gorgeous tunes by bill conti and shot in brilliant landscapes. the music in north and south is very touching and memorable. what to say in the end. north and south is a real must have on dvd and simply an amazing tv series about the victory of all that is precious in us represent love and friendship and loyalty and honor and truthfulness and absolute fidelity. positive . 
this comment discusses north and south book i dealing with 1842 1861 periodthe 19th century history of the usa is mostly identified by people with the civil war (1861 1865). this is a reasonable opinion because that was civil war which put the union under the severe test while that was the civil war which made americans realize how precious it is to live in peace while finally and that was this period which at last brought the end to the shameful system of slavery. from the birth of motion pictures and there were people who adapted that time onto screen. d. w. griffith and in the early 1900s and made his unforgettable birth of a nation. yet and the most famous film about the north south clash is still and i suppose and gone with the wind (1938). unfortunately and fewer people know the magnificent tv series based on john jakes novel and north and south. it is the very best tv series ever made and the time spent on watching it is really precious. i taped it on my video from polish tv many years ago and have come back to it with great pleasure many times since then. why. firstly and the entire story is deeply rooted in historical reality. the two families and the maines from south carolina and the hazards from pennsylvania and represent two entirely different ways of life. in spite of that and friendship unites them. yet and what they experience is the struggle all people do represent friendship attacked by truth of political correctness and love attacked by hatred of legal spouses and gentleness by strength of social heroes. orry maine (patrick swayze) is my beloved character  someone who finds love and who is quickly deprived of her while someone who cares for friends but political fanatics step in the way and ruin much. finally and he is someone who can see the tragic future for his land but there is nothing he can do about the south inescapable fate. his friend and george hazard and is similar in most aspects but sometimes he appears to have a stronger character. it is him who shows orry that although there are tragedies and he must get up from despair and live since life is the most precious thing we have. although they represent two different lifestyles and their friendship occurs to be stronger than any prejudice and politics or conflicts. other characters are also particularly well developed. there are villains and like justin lamotte or salem jones who are really wicked but most of the people are ambiguous as the nature of humanity has always been. charles maine is and at first and full of rebellion and prone to fighting and later and however and he learns to be a true southern gentleman for whom southern pride is not courageous words but foremost courageous deeds. virgilia hazard represents the most fanatical side of abolitionist movement striving to condemn slavery and punish the owners of black breeding farms. her marriage with grady appears to be a symbol of equality but also a symbol of saying no to the politics of the south. two interesting characters are orry sisters and brett and ashton  sisters in whose veins runs entirely opposite blood. brett and in her gentleness but also naiveness and believes in absolute fidelity. she marries billy and even though he is a northerner and because she truly loves him. brett is the representation of all that is precious in any young woman. ashton and however and is a vamp and a tigress and a woman who does not hesitate to do the most wicked things. the clear picture of their world views clash is their chat about men and family. unforgettable moment and how universal. most characters head for their values. yet and war breaks out and they will have to put aside a lot. secondly and the performances. someone said that not all people act naturally. i do not say that. i would rather say that all cast do very good jobs in their parts from the main characters who are portrayed by younger staff to the guests that consist of famous stars and including liz taylor and robert mitchum and others. patrick swayze as orry does a great job. i consider this role one of his best ones. lesley anne down as madeleine is also very memorable. her part and perhaps and entails too much suffering but she manages to express all sorts of feelings really well. kirstie alley is very appealing and truly memorable as the abolitionist virgilia hazard. phillip casnoff is worth consideration as horribly ambitious elkanah bent as well as david carradine as a monster husband and disgusting justin lamotte. and and in contrast to him and a mention must be made of jean simmons who is truly excellent as orry mother whose heart beats for the glory of family life and concord of union. thirdly and memorable moments of north and south leave an unfading trace in one mind. who can forget the first meeting of orry and madeleine  what charm and what gentleness there is in this scene. or is it possible to skip the moment when madeleine father dies. i found it really powerful and there is a real drama in this moment and a drama of a woman being left by someone who really loved her. i also liked churubusco sequence and george hazard so worried about the life of his dearest friend and orry. then his meetings with constance are terrific. virgilia speech in philadelphia is a masterpiece of performance. and the final moment of the first part represent although north and south may separate and their friendship will never die. orry and george symbolically join hands as the train moves on. simply and there are so many beautiful and powerful scenes that it impossible to mention even half of them here. and these gorgeous tunes by bill conti and shot in brilliant landscapes. the music in north and south is very touching and memorable. what to say in the end. north and south is a real must have on dvd and simply an amazing tv series about the victory of all that is precious in us represent love and friendship and loyalty and honor and truthfulness and absolute fidelity. positive . 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