Mitford Sisters Drama Outrageous Release Date Confirmed—Don’t Miss It!

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Ever since it was announced that Outrageous would be casting in 2024, we’ve been eagerly anticipating updates about its release date. Now, it seems like only a few weeks remain until this exciting new period drama makes its way onto our screens.

As a movie enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share some exciting news! Starting from Thursday, the 19th of June, you can catch the highly-anticipated film “Outrageous” on both U and U&DRAMA streaming platforms. Get ready for an unforgettable cinematic experience!

Lately, we’ve been given a sneak peek at the upcoming drama series, offering a hint of the strong sibling relationships that will unfold and a taste of the conflicts that lie ahead.

The series tells an outrageous tale about six high-born sisters who didn’t follow societal norms. Their unconventional lives, filled with scandals, made headlines globally.

The series “Outrageous” will unfold amidst the backdrop of the ominous weather forecast of the 1930s, disguised by the extravagance, amusement, and opulence of British aristocracy. For the first time on screen, it will reveal the complete, unfiltered tale of the Mitford sisters – a narrative of familial ties and treachery, public uproars, political radicalism, love, sorrow, and even incarceration.

The program delves into the unique circumstances and motivations that propelled these women to break free from societal norms, making them trailblazers for their era. It also sheds light on the forces that guided them down their distinct, intricate, and sometimes perilous journeys.

An extraordinary family tale unlike any other, this book offers a candid, audacious, and profoundly relatable portrayal of the Mitford sisters.

The series was developed and authored by Sarah Williams – recognized for her novels such as Small Island, Flesh and Blood, and Becoming Jane – and it’s inspired by Mary Lovell’s biographical work, The Mitford Girls, which narrates the actual tale of an affluent English family.

The series features Bessie Carter portraying Nancy Mitford, Zoe Brough as Jessica Mitford, Shannon Watson as Unity Mitford, Orla Hill as Deborah Mitford, James Purefoy as Farve, and Anna Chancellor as Mother.

The series has Bessie Carter playing Nancy Mitford, Zoe Brough playing Jessica Mitford, Shannon Watson portraying Unity Mitford, Orla Hill acting as Deborah Mitford, James Purefoy as Farve, and Anna Chancellor as Mother.

Both versions convey the same information in a clear and concise manner.

Additionally featured in the cast are Joanna Vanderham portraying Diana Mitford, Isobel Jesper Jones stepping into the role of Pam Mitford, Toby Regbo as Tom Mitford, Joshua Sasse in the part of Oswald Mosley, Jamie Blackley as Peter Rodd, James Musgrave playing Hamish Erskine, Calam Lynch in the character Bryan Guinness, and Will Attenborough taking on the role of Joss.

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2025-06-06 16:34