Brideshead Revisited is a British drama set largely between the two world wars. At Oxford, Charles Ryder, a middle-class student with artistic ambitions, is drawn into the orbit of Sebastian Flyte, the charismatic son of an aristocratic family. Sebastian takes him to Brideshead, the family's grand country house, and Charles becomes fascinated by the wealth and privilege he finds there. Over the years he grows close to the Flytes, and falls for Sebastian's sister Julia, but the family's devout Catholicism stands between him and any lasting place among them. A wartime return to the estate frames the story as a recollection of that youth.
Julian Jarrold directed, working from a screenplay by Andrew Davies and Jeremy Brock, and the film adapts Evelyn Waugh's novel. It followed Jarrold's Kinky Boots and Becoming Jane and preceded later work including Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1974 and A Royal Night Out. Matthew Goode plays Charles, with Ben Whishaw as Sebastian, Hayley Atwell as Julia, and Emma Thompson and Michael Gambon as the parents. The production had a budget of about 20 million dollars and took roughly 13 million worldwide. On IMDb it holds 6.6 from 14,000 votes; on TMDB it rates 6.3 from 170 votes, while critics gave it 6.3 from 138 reviews.
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