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[[Image:Reilly-age32.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Sidney Reilly at 32 in 1905. In his prime.]]
[[Image:Reilly-age32.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Sidney Reilly at 32 in 1905. In his prime.]]
== Technical Gaffs ==
Though I like this mini - series there are some real technical gaffs regarding firearms. There is one scene where Reilly takes his Luger to a London gunshop to have it worked on. The clerk looks it over, shakes his head and tells Reilly "You've been firing Parabellum in it again.". Reilly smiles sheepishly and says "I'm afraid so." Huh? The 9mm Luger is often called the 9mm Parabellum as well. It was developed for the 1908 Luger. There are other things like that scattered throughout, but it's still a very watchable production with very high production standards. Which I have come to expect from British period pieces. --[[User:Jcordell|Jcordell]] 18:26, 30 July 2009 (UTC)

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Terrific British mini-series. Aired a couple of times on PBS in the United States and then again on the Arts & Entertainment channel in the ninties. Now on DVD. Can be purchased through A&E. This was the production that put Sam Neill on the map so to speak.Takes place during the first twenty-five years of the 20th century. I'll be adding to this page over the next few weeks. jcordell

The real Reilly and the television Reilly

Sam Neill as Sidney G. Reilly. Probably the way Reilly saw himself.
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Sidney Reilly in 1924. One year before his execution by the Soviets. Looking tired and worn out
Sidney Reilly at 32 in 1905. In his prime.

Technical Gaffs

Though I like this mini - series there are some real technical gaffs regarding firearms. There is one scene where Reilly takes his Luger to a London gunshop to have it worked on. The clerk looks it over, shakes his head and tells Reilly "You've been firing Parabellum in it again.". Reilly smiles sheepishly and says "I'm afraid so." Huh? The 9mm Luger is often called the 9mm Parabellum as well. It was developed for the 1908 Luger. There are other things like that scattered throughout, but it's still a very watchable production with very high production standards. Which I have come to expect from British period pieces. --Jcordell 18:26, 30 July 2009 (UTC)

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