Sep 12, 2022
"Oh, who will up and follow me / To win a blooming bride? / Her father he has locked the door / Her mother keeps the key / But neither bolt nor bar shall part / My own true love from me.”
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"Oh, who will up and follow me / To win a blooming bride? / Her father he has locked the door / Her mother keeps the key / But neither bolt nor bar shall part / My own true love from me.”
They’ve made you doubt me. I can see it now in the way you look at me, “Is she really like her father a grasping, greedy Forsyte-” No, no! I don’t think like that. But you don’t want me back.
Martin Jarvis as Jon Forsyte in “Swan Song” The Forsyte Saga (BBC 1967).
Susan Hampshire and Martin Jarvis as Fleur Mont and Jon Forsyte, at the end, in “Swan Song.” (The Forsyte Saga, BBC 1967)
Martin Jarvis as Jon Forsyte in The Forsyte Saga (BBC 1967).
And this, no doubt, was [Irene’s] son... That boy was good-looking, with a Forsyte chin, and eyes deep-grey, deep in; but with something sunny, like a glass of old sherry spilled over him; his smile perhaps, his hair. Better than they deserved - those two!
Fleur and Jon meet again for the first time in seven years in “Afternoon at Ascot”. The Forsyte Saga (BBC 1967).
“But today, up there on the Downs, walking for hours - Anne! I know my own mind now. You’re my wife - the only wife I want. The question is - can you forgive me?” // “I don’t know, Jon. I just don’t know.”
Karin Fernald and Martin Jarvis as Anne Forsyte and Jon Forsyte in “Swan Song” The Forsyte Saga (BBC 1967)