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The Last Post on Amazon

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The Last Post is a 6 episode series on Amazon that had me totally intrigued this week. It's about a British Army base in Aden in 1965, when the Empire was crumbling. Like other streaming series, it has a bit of soap opera to it as we learn the stories of the various cast members. What first intrigued me was the very handsome Tom Glynn-Carney as Tony Armstrong as a Lance Corporal who falls in love with an Arab women. (They are both so pretty.) Lots of drama, but a story line that I found captivating.

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There's a lot of skin.

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And another cute guy.

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And, not the least, the trailer, so you can get an idea of the story.

 

BTW, it also stars Ben Miles, who played Group Captain Townsend on The Crown.

 

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There are no plans for a second season of The Last Post, much to the dismay of its fans, including me. I have to wait for season 2 of the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel as it is!

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The show is still on Amazon Prime and well worth watching. We've been watching more lately, including gay movies Those People and Front Cover on Netflix.

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