Call The Midwife!: Your Backstage Pass to the Era and Making of the PBS TV Series

British TV series, Call The Midwife, was an instant hit when it first came to our screens on PBS. Based on the memoirs of a real-life midwife, Jennifer Worth, Call The Midwife tells the stories of families, childbirth, midwives, social conditions and relationships amid the restrictions of post-war East-End of London in the 1950s. Into these stories wind the adventures of midwives, Jenny, Trixie, Chummy and Cynthia, aided, abetted, and sometimes scolded by their mentors, Sisters Julienne, Evangelina, Bernadette and Monica Joan. Full of drama, sadness, grief, joy and gritty story lines, this series takes a close look at what life was like. Poverty, squalid living conditions and hard times all jostle for space, but the overriding feeling is one of strong women, facing their hardships head on. Find out more about this intriguing time and take a look behind-the-scenes in Call The Midwife!: Your Backstage Pass to the Era and the Making of the PBS TV Series. You will learn: Background insider information about the making of the series Trivia about the actors that comprise the cast of Call The Midwife Historical facts about what led to the social deprivation of the Call The Midwife era The role nuns played at the time How strong the women were and how they formed the backbone of society so that it could develop into what it is today This British drama makes compelling viewing. Learn more about it and fall in love with the show even more. Grab Your Copy of Call The Midwife!: Your Backstage Pass to the Era and the Making of the PBS TV Series Right Away!
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