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22 August 2007

Set on England's south coast, Stars Michael Kitchen as the no nonsense Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle, who fights his own battles on the home front while war rages in Europe.

Episodes:
The French Drop - Episode 9
Enemy Fire - Episode 10
They Fought in the Fields - Episode 11
A War of Nerves - Episode 12

Synopsis

Set on Englands south coast, Foyles War: The Complete Third Season stars Michael Kitchen as the no nonsense Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle, who fights his own battles on the home front while war rages in Europe.

Run Time:	381 minutes
Director:	David Thacker, Jeremy Silberston
Cast:	Anthony Calf, Anton Lesser, Cheryl Campbell, David Horovitch, Dominic Mafham, Edward Fox, Geoffrey Hutchings, Honeysuckle Weeks, Joanna Kanska, John Shrapnel, Julian Ovenden, Michael Kitchen, Michael Simkins
Producer:	Jill Green, Simon Passmore
Subtitles:	English for the Hearing Impaired

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5 of 5 Stars! – Customer review on 22/04/2013

Got all seven of the series, brilliant nostalgia programmes, avidly waiting for season eight

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5 of 5 Stars! – Customer review on 30/07/2009

Clever drama show in that wonderful English understated way. Never tire of watching it

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5 of 5 Stars! – Customer review on 24/07/2009

Season 3 of Foyle's War contains four episodes: The French Drop, Enemy Fire, They Fought In the Fields and War of Nerves. The quality that was in Seasons 1 and 2 is also to be found in this season. If you like detective programmes or period drama or anything set in World War II you should enjoy Foyle's War. Michael Kitchen's portrayal of the enigmatic, seemingly mild-mannered Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle couldn't be bettered. The whole series has been, for me and my whole family, a "mustn't miss".

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