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Historical television drama

Gentleman Jack
Gentleman Jack.jpg
Genre Historical drama
Created by Sally Wainwright
Written by Sally Wainwright
Starring
  • Suranne Jones
  • Sophie Rundle
Theme music composer Murray Gold
Ending theme "Gentleman Jack" by O'Hooley & Tidow[1]
Country of origin
  • United Kingdom
  • United States
Original language English
No. of series 2
No. of episodes 16 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers
  • Sally Wainwright
  • Suranne Jones
  • Faith Penhale
  • Laura Lankester
Producer Phil Collinson
Production location United Kingdom
Cinematography
  • Matt Gray
  • Nick Dance
  • Simon Chapman
Camera setup
  • Arri Alexa Mini
  • Cooke Anamorphic/i
  • S2/S3 Panchro
Running time 60 minutes[a]
Production company Lookout Point
Release
Original network
  • BBC One
  • HBO
Picture format 2:1 HDTV
Original release 22 April 2019 (2019-04-22) –
13 June 2022 (2022-06-13)

Gentleman Jack is a historical drama television series created by Sally Wainwright.[b] Set in the 1830s in Yorkshire, it stars Suranne Jones as landowner and industrialist Anne Lister. The series is based on the collected diaries of Lister, which contain over four million words and are written largely in secret code, documenting a lifetime of lesbian relationships.[4] [5]

Gentleman Jack is a BBC One and HBO co-production.[6] The series premiered on 22 April 2019 in the United States,[7] and on 19 May 2019 in the United Kingdom.[8] It was renewed by the BBC on 23 May 2019 for a second series,[9] which was shown on BBC One from 10 April[10] to 29 May 2022 and on HBO from 25 April to 13 June 2022.[11] In July 2022, HBO cancelled the programme after two series.

Overview [edit]

In 1832, Miss Anne Lister leaves Hastings brokenhearted and heads to the lush landscape of Halifax, West Yorkshire, England to restore her uncle's estate that she has inherited. While restoring the estate she finds that the family land has a coal mine and that it is being stolen by two brothers. This unusual lady landowner develops a potentially dangerous romance with another woman, which she records in a cryptic diary.

Cast and characters [edit]

Main [edit]

  • Suranne Jones as Anne Lister
  • Sophie Rundle as Ann Walker, Anne Lister's love interest
  • Joe Armstrong as Samuel Washington, land steward for both Ann Walker and Anne Lister
  • Amelia Bullmore as Eliza Priestley, wife of William Priestley
  • Rosie Cavaliero as Elizabeth Cordingley, cook-housekeeper for the Listers and former lady's maid to Anne Lister
  • Gemma Whelan as Marian Lister, Anne Lister's sister
  • Gemma Jones as Aunt Anne Lister
  • Timothy West as Capt. Jeremy Lister, Anne Lister's father
  • Tom Lewis as Thomas Sowden, one of Anne Lister's tenants

Recurring [edit]

  • Stephanie Cole as Aunt Ann Walker
  • George Costigan as James Holt, who works for Anne Lister and helps with managing her coal business
  • Peter Davison as William Priestley, Ann Walker's cousin and one of the trustees of her entailed estate
  • Shaun Dooley as Jeremiah Rawson, Ann Walker's cousin and Christopher Rawson's brother
  • Vincent Franklin as Christopher Rawson, a magistrate and Ann Walker's cousin
  • Lydia Leonard as Marianna Lawton, Anne Lister's ex-lover with whom she occasionally sleeps
  • Katherine Kelly as Elizabeth Sutherland, Ann Walker's sister who lives in Scotland with her husband and children
  • Derek Riddell as Elizabeth's husband, Captain Sutherland
  • Amy James-Kelly as Suzannah Washington, eldest daughter of Samuel Washington
  • Thomas Howes as John Booth, head gardener for the Listers
  • Albane Courtois as Eugénie Pierre, Anne Lister's femme de chambre or French lady's maid
  • Ben Hunter as Joseph Booth, the Listers' manservant and brother of John Booth
  • Daniel Weyman as Dr Kenny, the local doctor for Ann Walker, Aunt Anne Lister, Capt. Jeremy Lister and Henry Hardcastle
  • John Hollingworth as Mr Abbott, Marian Lister's suitor
  • Saul Marron as James Mackenzie, Ann Walker's manservant

Guest [edit]

  • Anthony Flanagan as Samuel Sowden, Thomas Sowden's alcoholic and violent father, and as Ben Sowden, Samuel Sowden's brother and Thomas's uncle
  • Rupert Vansittart as Charles Lawton, Marianna Lawton's husband
  • Sylvia Syms as Mrs. Rawson, mother of Christopher Rawson and Jeremiah Rawson
  • Brendan Patricks as Reverend Thomas Ainsworth, a man who raped Ann Walker and later proposes to her
  • Jodhi May as Vere Hobart, later Lady Vere Cameron, Anne Lister's former traveling companion and unrequited love
  • Sofie Gråbøl as Queen Marie of Denmark
  • Stephanie Hyam as Sophie Ferrall
  • Julie Agnete Vang as Countess (Emily) Blücher, Sophie's elder sister
  • Joanna Scanlan as Anne Lister's former lover, Isabella "Tib" Norcliffe
  • Cameron Ashplant as Mr Nicholson, shopkeeper

Episodes [edit]

Series 1 (2019) [edit]

Series 2 (2022) [edit]

Background and production [edit]

In November 2016, screenwriter Sally Wainwright was awarded a £30,000 screenwriting fellowship grant from the charitable organisation the Wellcome Trust, in partnership with Film4 and the British Film Institute.[30] Wainwright disclosed to the media that she was writing a drama series about the landowner, industrialist, and intellectual Anne Lister and would use the grant to further her research.[31] In March 2017, it was announced that BBC One and American network HBO had commissioned the eight-part series, provisionally titled "Shibden Hall", after Lister's ancestral home of the same name.[4] Wainwright was announced as the series' director, and executive producer together with Piers Wenger and Faith Penhale.[4] A native of Yorkshire, Wainwright had grown up in the environs of Shibden Hall and had had ambitions to write a drama based on Anne Lister for over 20 years.[4] [32] She described Lister as "a gift to a dramatist" and "one of the most exuberant, thrilling and brilliant women in British history".[4]

In July 2017, the series was renamed Gentleman Jack and Suranne Jones was announced in the protagonist role of Lister.[33] Wainwright, who had previously worked with Jones in Scott & Bailey and Unforgiven,[34] deemed her capable of embodying the "boldness, subtlety, energy and humour" required to depict Lister.[35] In April 2018, Sophie Rundle joined the production as Ann Walker, Lister's intended spouse.[36]

In November 2018, Katherine Kelly was cast in the role of Ann Walker's sister, Elizabeth Sutherland, Sofie Gråbøl as Queen Marie of Denmark and Tom Lewis as Thomas Sowden.[37]

HBO cancelled the programme on 7 July 2022, after two series.[38]

Music [edit]

The theme music was composed by Murray Gold.[39] The series' ending theme song is "Gentleman Jack", written and performed by Yorkshire folk music duo O'Hooley & Tidow and first released in 2012.[1] [40]

Filming [edit]

Shibden Hall, the historical home of Anne Lister, was one of the filming locations

Location shooting took place in Yorkshire and surrounding areas, including Shibden Hall as Anne Lister's home and Sutton Park, Yorkshire as Ann Walker's home.[41] [42]

The final scenes of series one were shot in Goodramgate and Precentor's Court in York.[43] Three other locations in York – Duncombe Place, Minster Yard and Holy Trinity Church – were used earlier in the series.[44]

Production on series two, delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, resumed in October 2020.[45] It then shut down again and resumed filming in the summer of 2021. Suranne Jones confirmed that filming for the second series had concluded on 4 October 2021.[46] Historically there were a number of coal mining pits in the Shibden Valley in Lister's time; one still standing, located close to Bare Head Tunnel, was used for filming in episode six.[47]

Release [edit]

BBC One released a teaser trailer for series one on 8 March 2019,[48] followed by the first official trailer on 18 March 2019.[49] [50] The first trailer from HBO was also released on 18 March 2019.[51]

Broadcast [edit]

Gentleman Jack premiered first in the US on 22 April 2019;[7] [52] [53] followed by the UK premiere on 19 May 2019.[8] [54] The first series premiered in Australia on Fox Showcase on 19 May 2019.[55]

Reception [edit]

The Hollywood Reporter described Gentleman Jack as a "funny, smart, and touching story" which at times has the main character talk to the camera to explain her inner thoughts, allowing aspects of Lister's diary to be used.[56] The Guardian's review said "Suranne Jones rocks Halifax as the first modern lesbian...Anne Lister's diary [becomes] a thrilling coal-town romp that flirts with parody, so maybe it's Queer Brontë."[57] Variety pointed up the drama's uniqueness: "Wainwright makes an intriguing choice that sets up a decidedly adult romance about devotion, trust and partnership that is rare for TV in general, let alone for lesbian characters in a period piece."[58]At the time of cancellation, it was noted that the second season registered as HBO's lowest-rated current original series.[38]

After it was known that the programme would be discontinued after the second series, The Guardian published reactions by many people who described how it had powerfully affected their lives for the good.[59]

Awards and nominations [edit]

Year Nominated work Award Result
2019 Gentleman Jack TVTimes Award for Best Actress[60] Won
TVTimes Award for Favourite Drama[60] Won
2020 National Television Award for Best Drama Performance[61] Nominated
National Television Award for New Drama Nominated
Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Actress[62] Nominated
Royal Television Society Award for Best Actor – Female[63] Nominated
Royal Television Society Award for Best Drama Series[64] Won
British Academy Television Award for Best Actress [65] Nominated
British Academy Television Award for Best Drama Series[65] Nominated

Book [edit]

The series tie-in paperback book was released on 25 April 2019 in the United Kingdom by BBC Books under the title Gentleman Jack: The Real Anne Lister, and on 4 June 2019 in the United States by Penguin Random House as Gentleman Jack: The Diaries of Anne Lister.[66] [67] The book was written by Anne Choma, the historical adviser for the series.[68]

See also [edit]

  • The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister – 2010 BBC Two drama film about Anne Lister

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Episode 8 of Series 2 runs for 70 minutes.
  2. ^ Gentleman Jack: The Life and Times of Anne Lister – The Official Companion to the BBC Series was published in 2019 alongside the programme.[2] [3]

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External links [edit]

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gentleman_Jack_(TV_series)

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