While I believe everyone involved in this series is excellent, I want to concentrate on Michael Kitchen. Unlike some of those who've reviewed here I have followed Kitchen's career for many years. I have seen him in expressive parts, menacing parts, playing to perfection cockney wide boys as well as sensitive, sometimes deceitful, weak-willed characters but I believe this is his most challenging part of all. Here he displays the greatest acting technique. He does so little but conveys so much. He is a consummate actor. One of the only reasons more people do not know anything about him is because he lives his private life in private. I have never seen him give an interview on TV and in the scant press interviews he is involved in, he never discusses his family. He is a master of his craft and allows everyone's judgement to rest entirely on his performance in each role. I salute him.
Review of Foyle's War
