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The Camomile Lawn. In this British classic, It's August 1939, and four cousins visit family and friends at their country home in Cornwall. With WWII imminent the heat of summer brings a sense of freedom. Forty years later, they return for the funeral of the man who changed their lives.
In August 1939, Oliver, Calypso, Polly and Walter are visiting their aunt Helena, uncle Richard Cuthbertson and their 10-year-old cousin Sophy who has been taken in by Helena and Uncle Richard.
- Mary Wesley
- 1984
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Its August 1939, and five young cousins gather on the camomile lawn of their aunts Cornish home. Imminent war and the sultry heat of summer bring a heady sense of freedom. Forty years on, the cousins gather again, this time at the funeral of their aunts lover Max, the man who changed their lives.
- Peter Hall
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- Felicity Kendal
- January 1, 1991
Jan 1, 2001 · 1,890 reviews244 followers. November 9, 2013. The Camomile Lawn by Mary Wesley is a provocative novel that tells the story of five cousins during their annual holiday in a house by the sea. It is the summer of 1939, the last the cousins will share together as the world is on the edge of war.
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Mar 26, 1992 · The Camomile Lawn - Apple TV. Available on Pluto TV, Prime Video, Tubi TV, Plex. It's August 1939, and five young cousins gather on the camomile lawn of their aunt's Cornish home. Imminent war and the heat of summer bring a sense of freedom.
- Peter Hall
- Claire Bloom, Paul Eddington, Rebecca Hall
Camomile Lawn. Season 1. August, 1939: As war looms, five cousins gather at their uncle's estate on the Cornish coast for one last leisurely summer. Nearly 50 years later, they return for a funeral, recalling how the war rearranged their lives.
Mar 5, 1992 · In this British classic, It's August 1939, and four cousins visit family and friends at their country home in Cornwall. With WWII imminent the heat of summer brings a sense of freedom. Forty years later, they return for the funeral of the man who changed their lives.
