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(Material courtesy of Channel 9 Perth). Across nine thrilling series, Oxford's finest unravel a collection of unique and thrilling cases, as writer Russell Lewis reveals the hidden and secret history of ENDEAVOUR MORSE. This video captures the remarkable journey of this famous replica ship and is a tribute to Captain Chris Blake, his crew, and the Endeavour Foundation, Fremantle, whose commitment and effort are fine examples of 'The Spirit of Endeavour'. Our cameras follow the action as we talk to the crew, in port and at sea, with fascinating on-board film off the coast of Tenerife, and her visit to Boston Massachusetts, during her USA tour. Journey with the crew of the famous Replica of Captain James Cook's HM Bark Endeavour as she arrives from Australia on an epic voyage to Britain and The Americas. Features re-tarring of ropes, strip down and repairs during refit at Whitby, plus the hull's repainting in Alexandria dry dock, Hull. Includes footage of the building of HM Bark Endeavour in Fremantle, Western Australia, and the official launch!
- Running time 60 minutes
- Aspect ratio 4:3
- Colour, UK PAL DVD
- Narrated by Dave Bussey
Reviews
FestiveLady
The production crew does a superb job of depicting the years 1965 to 1972 (causing me much nostalgia). So many good scenes, some of the best consist of just two characters talking, and there's a certain one-on-one talking scene in the pub near the end that'll absolutely have you gripped. 99, but the true value is that those 3 episodes, which form one major story arc and several shorter/smaller ones, combine to give "Endeavour" the best, and most poignant, send-off as well as cleverly leading closely/directly into "Inspector Morse". When "Endeavour" began Shaun Evans looked extremely like John Thaw - see photos - and as regards character, complete with flaws, suffering, grief, irritability, compassion and likeability, Evans has nailed it.
Guy
All the threads are tied up (some shows forget to do that or strive to keep the door open for a pot-boiler). certain extreme and overt prejudices.
The ensemble cast are also excellent: the Thursday family, Strange; one or two surprise re-appearances. Sadly, the final episodes of Endeavour - a series I have enjoyed immensely. There's so much for fans here. This is a 'police procedural' that's closely involved in the lives of the detective officers.
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