The latest additions...
...to the period-drama timeline:- Les Miserables
- 1978 TV Movie
- A Passage to India
- 1984 Movie
- Cleopatra
- 1963 Movie
- The Woodlanders
- 1997 Movie
- Oscar and Lucinda
- 1997 Movie
- Eroica
- 2003 TV Movie
- Ethan Frome
- 1993 Movie
- Anna Karenina
- 1997 Movie
Have you seen these?
- Emma
- 2009 TV Mini-series
- Davy Crockett and the River Pirates
- 1956 Movie
- Jamaica Inn
- 1939 Movie
- Casanova
- 2005 Movie
- The Swan
- 1956 Movie
Welcome to PeriodDramas.com
Welcome to PeriodDramas.com, a website dedicated to movies and TV series in the period-drama (or costume-drama) genre.
Check out our most recent article Reflections on Les Misérables.
If you would like your article published on the site, please contact us.Site contents
- The Period-Drama Timeline
- The historical timeline lists each period drama according to the year in which it begins. Click on any entry to learn more about its cast, filming locations, DVD availability, etc.
- The Top 25 Period Dramas
- A ranking of the very best period dramas, as rated by visitors to our website.
- Articles About Period Dramas
- Our collection of original articles covering various aspects of the period-drama genre.
- Period-Drama Title Help
- Get help with identifying a period drama whose title you can't remember, or help us identify one of the current unknowns!
- Links and Resources
- A list of our favourite websites related to the period/costume-drama genre.
- U.K. Store / U.S. Store
- Buy period-drama movies and TV series on DVD and Blu-ray in our online U.K. and U.S. stores.
- Period Dramas in the News
- Get the latest news about period-drama movies, actors, directors, etc. in this section.
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