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Drama: Historical

Brooding drama set in 18th century Cornwall. Adapted from Winston Graham's novels

Bloody conflict, bitter rivalry, brooding romance. Ross Poldark returns to his Cornwall home a changed man, but old enemies await. Starring Aidan Turner and Eleanor Tomlinson.

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Poldark: Series 3

Aidan Turner

Eleanor Tomlinson

Ruby Bentall

Caroline Blakiston

Ellise Chappell

Beatie Edney

Jack Farthing

Sean Gilder

Luke Norris

Heida Reed

Harry Richardson

Gabriella Wilde

Tom York

Ed Browning

Robin Ellis

John Hollingworth

John Hopkins

Jason Squibb

Tristan Sturrock

Pip Torrens

Harry Marcus

Anne Dudley

Joss Agnew

Roopesh Parekh

Michael Ray

Debbie Horsfield

Winston Graham

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Poldark: Series 3: Episode 2

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Episode 2

Series 3

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An old friend returns, and the French Revolution urges Ross into action.

Sam and Drake provoke Trenwith, and Ross's stubbornness gives George the upper hand. Meanwhile, a great naval battle leaves Dwight's fate in question.

As Elizabeth becomes more ambivalent about Valentine, George courts Sir Francis Basset for the vacant magistracy position. Ross is reintroduced to Tholly Tregirls, an old friend of his father's and a ne'er-do-well who has returned to area. Verity returns to Trenwith, awaiting word from her husband, Andrew, whose ship is en route to Lisbon, while Elizabeth feels the sting of Morwenna and Geoffrey Charles's connection.

The Carnes disobey Ross by crossing Trenwith land and Drake gives Morwenna winter primroses. Ross learns that Andrew's ship is missing and Dwight's has been lost in combat so he puts out word along the coast, seeking information for a reward. Sam's flock provoke George, so George has Odgers ban them from church. Ross, Demelza, Verity and Caroline attend Basset's gathering, where several French nobles are staying, to learn of the vessels' fates.

Drake shows Morwenna and Geoffrey Charles a holy well of fresh water by the beach and Reverend Halse offers Ross the magistracy role, but Ross refuses and it is given to George. Caroline discovers that Andrew is safe, but Ross tells Demelza he fears the worst for Dwight. Tholly arrives with information and Ross sails for France with him as Dwight faces execution and Verity leaves for Lisbon for good.

It is 1794, and Ross must traverse new family, new loves and new battles.

It is 1794, and Ross must traverse new family, new loves and new battles, as the French Revolution casts a shadow over life in Cornwall.

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