Lady Chatterley: Miniseries
Lady Chatterley is a 1993 British television serial produced by the BBC and broadcast on BBC 1. The four‑part series adapts D. H. Lawrence’s 1928 novel Lady Chatterley’s Lover and was transmitted in weekly 55‑minute episodes from 6 June to 27 June 1993. The drama stars Joely Richardson as Constance “Lady Chatterley” and Sean Bean as her husband, Clifford Chatterley. The narrative follows the married couple after Clif
Season overview
Lady Chatterley is a 1993 British television serial produced by the BBC and broadcast on BBC 1. The four‑part series adapts D. H. Lawrence’s 1928 novel Lady Chatterley’s Lover and was transmitted in weekly 55‑minute episodes from 6 June to 27 June 1993. The drama stars Joely Richardson as Constance “Lady Chatterley” and Sean Bean as her husband, Clifford Chatterley. The narrative follows the married couple after Clifford suffers a crippling injury that renders him impotent. Confronted with the loss of physical intimacy, Lady Chatterley wrestles with her enduring love for her husband and the emergence of her own desires. With Clifford’s consent, she begins to explore alternative means of fulfilling those needs, setting the story’s central conflict between marital devotion and personal longing. The series presents
Episodes
Episode 1
Jun 6, 1993 · 50 min
Stifled by a sexless marriage and exhausted by caring for her husband, who is paralysed from the waist down, Lady Constance Chatterley takes to walking in the grounds of the famil
Episode 2
Jun 13, 1993 · 50 min
Lady Chatterley and Mellors make love in the woods. Clifford questions her about rumours that she's pregnant, obviously Clifford would not care to know that Mellors was father. Con
Episode 3
Jun 20, 1993 · 50 min
Connie admits that she would rather stay with Mellors in the cottage forever than return to her husband. Before she spends the summer with her father and sister in Mandalay, she sp
Episode 4
Jun 27, 1993 · 50 min
Final part of the adaptation of D H Lawrence infamous novel. While Connie relaxes at the seaside, dramatic developments take place at home.