Mutual Friends S01E01 [BBC One] [HQ] [H.264] [Frank_UK].mp4

Mutual Friends - Series 1 - Episode 1 BBC One - 26 August 2008 Marc Warren (Messiah: The Rapture, Hustle) is Martin; Alexander Armstrong (The Armstrong & Miller Show, Life Begins) is Patrick; and Keeley Hawes (Ashes To Ashes, Spooks) is Jen. The series also stars Sarah Alexander, Claire Rushbrook, Naomi Bentley, Rhashan Stone, Lee Ross and Emily Joyce. Martin has two best friends, Patrick and Carl, who couldn't be more different. One is an irresponsible, unreliable, feckless womaniser, and the other is dead. Guess which one slept with his wife? Martin Grantham is happily married to Jen. They have a son Dan, a nice house, the works. One day his best friend Carl throws himself under a train, setting off a disastrous sequence of events that will change Martin's life forever... Into this mess steps Patrick, a friend from way back. Patrick is everything Martin is not – glib, self-confident, popular and pathologically immature. He's the last person Martin needs in his life right now. Or is he? It's not a matter of life and death; it's much funnier than that. Aspect Ratio: 720x576 : 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen Video: H.264 High Profile : 1000kbps 25fps : 2 Pass Encoded Audio: AAC-LC 48000Hz 128kbps ABR Stereo MD5 Checksum: 1B7E3D30F2EA5C7B1D357AA408F3F1EE [Frank_UK]

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 Frank_UK (2008-08-27)

High Quality H.264 High Profile, 2 Pass Encoded.
Full Broadcast Resolution, 720x576 : 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen
H.264 High Profile not compatible with Apple ipod.
If you need a H.264 player I recommend the VLC media player, available free for Windows, Mac and Linux:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

 Frank_UK (2008-08-27)

Mutual Friends at first feels like a hybrid of just about every TV series and film about angst-ridden friends approaching midlife crises, from The Big Chill through Thirtysomething and on to Cold Feet. But, for all its familiarity, it could be a grower, thanks to Marc Warren and Alexander Armstrong as friends pitched into emotional turmoil after the suicide of their best pal. Warren, who's best known for playing wide boys and sleazebags, shows a real gift for comedy (Mutual Friends is described as, oh dear, a "comedy drama", which as we all know means it's not much of either). He does a morning-after-a-drunken-night-before scene that's so achingly realistic, complete with a drool-covered sofa, it's hard not to feel dry-mouthed and wretched in sympathy. Mutual Friends is an ensemble piece, also starring Keeley Hawes as Warren's unhappy wife and Sarah Alexander as Armstrong's ex-partner, but it's the comic chemistry between Warren and Armstrong (playing an ageing lothario) that could just turn out to be the best reason for watching.

bucsfan (2008-08-27)

thx

 seanprince (2008-09-03)

Thanks Frank