Guy Pringle and his new wife, Harriet, are members of the English community in Bucharest, Rumania on the eve of World War II. The film catalogs and chronicles, after the war begins, the characters; diplomats, literary types, spies, penniless royalty, gays, lesbians that cross and re-cross their path as they flee before the advancing Germany armies to Athens and then to Cairo.. 00:00. 1 9 8 7 (UK) 7 x 60 minute episodes The BBC's £6 million Fortunes Of War was set in Bucharest at the outbreak of World War II and featured the world's most irritating hero, Guy Pringle (played by Kenneth Branagh). It also had Emma Thompson, struggling under some awful wigs, as his sensible wife Harriet, finding to.
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Fortunes of War. Home. Episodes. World War II drama starring Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson as a newly married English couple caught up in the heart of the conflict in eastern Europe.. Guy Pringle and his new wife, Harriet, are members of the English community in Bucharest, Romania, on the eve of World War II. After the war begins, they cross paths with diplomats, literary types, spies, penniless royals, gays, and lesbians, as they flee to Athens and then to Cairo, before the advancing German armies.
