TV. Thrilling ‘War and Peace’ mini-series puts trite network TV to shame By . Robert Rorke. Published Jan. 18, 2016, 4:00 a.m. ET.

War & Peace is entertaining, and novel, it is a feast of good actors in a powerful production of those who begin to give credit to the emerging sector of series in Europe. [Full Review in Spanish ...

The BBC wowed viewers with its epic adaptation of War and Peace earlier this year, but did you know that the broadcaster also adapted Tolstoy's novel back in 1972?. Fans of the new series can now ...

Read More: ‘The X-Files’: TV Review. The veteran performers are often wasted or underused because War and Peace has very little way to properly build context for Russian in the early 19th century.

A+E Networks' Lifetime, A&E Network and History have partnered with The Weinstein Co. and the BBC for their six-part limited series adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s classic War And Peace.

At the end of Episode Five, Brian Cox's savvy old Field-Marshal Kutuzov gave the order to retreat and abandon Moscow, with hardly a hint of Tolstoy's council of war. That left the final hour and 20 ...

The cast of the six-part series includes Gillian Anderson, Stephen Rea, and Jim Broadbent. War and Peace is set to air in January 2016 on Lifetime, A&E Network, and History. Close ...

The 1,000-plus-page opus has entered the U.K. top 50 for the first time ever.

Women, War & Peace has won the Overseas Press Club’s Edward R. Murrow Award for best TV documentary on international affairs, the Gracie Award for outstanding series, and a Television Academy Honor.