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Mr Selfridge

Genres: Drama, Period Drama
Broadcast on: BBC Entertainment, BBC First

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Seasons

Season 3

Channel Premiere Finale TX Time Episodes
ITV 25 Jan 2015 29 Mar 2015 Sundays, 21h00 - 22h00 10
BBC First 17 Jan 2016 20 Mar 2016 Sundays, 21h00 - 22h00 10


Season 3

All sales are final as Harry Selfridge gambles his store, his fortune, and his personal happiness on an audacious retail strategy in Mr Selfridge 3.

Based on the historical exploits of the founder of London's legendary department store, Selfridge & Co., the series follows Harry through tumultuous times and changing fashions-trends that he helped set.

Last season saw him doing his bit for Britain during World War I, even though he was widely disdained as a showboating American. Season 3 opens with a funeral and a wedding.

World War I has recently ended, and soldiers are returning home to reclaim their jobs...at least any job not already taken by women and others on the home front. Adding to the tension, many of the veterans are haunted by their war experiences.

For the store, pent-up consumer demand offers both opportunities and financial perils. Harry, of course, only considers the former, and in short order he is courting disaster - at an auction, at home, and in the bedroom.

Returning this season are characters who have survived the ups and downs of Harry's impulsive schemes: Amanda Abbington as Josie Mardle, the diffident department head who finally takes control of her own destiny; Aisling Loftus and Grégory Fitoussi as Agnes Towler and Henri LeClair, wizards of window display who find true love at last, but not without surprising reversals; and Amy Beth Hayes and Samuel West as Kitty Hawkins and Frank Edwards, another ardent twosome in the store's expansive universe.

Then there is Aidan McArdle, playing the sinister Lord Loxley, defeated last season but back to make even more dastardly trouble.

Plus Ron Cook reprises his role as Mr. Crabb, the store's stalwart CFO, who delivers bad news on Harry's pet project; Trystan Gravelle is back as Victor Colleano, whose dream to open his own nightspot turns into a nightmare; and Tom Goodman-Hill returns as the dour personnel director, Mr. Grove, who faces a harrowing emotional ordeal.

Guest stars this season include Zöe Wanamaker as Princess Marie De Bolotoff, the conniving mother of Harry's new son-in-law; and Kelly Adams as Nancy Webb, an attractive social reformer who entices Harry deeper into philanthropy and other intrigues than he ever intended.

Also new to the cast are real-life sisters Kara Tointon and Hannah Tointon, playing Harry's self-assertive daughters, Rosalie and Violette, who have contrasting romantic quandaries.

The real Harry Selfridge used to say, "A store should be like a song of which one never tires" - something he achieved not just with his business, but with his thrilling, unpredictable life.

Mr Selfridge Season 3 is a co-production of ITV Studios and MASTERPIECE. It is created by Andrew Davies, developed by Kate Brooke and based on "Shopping, Seduction & Mr Selfridge" by Lindy Woodhead. The writers are Kate Brooke, Kate O'Riordan, Helen Raynor, Matt Jones and James Payne.

The directors are Rob Evans, Robert Del Maestro, Joss Agnew and Lawrence Till. The producers are Dominic Barlow and Jeremy Piven. The executive producers are Kate Lewis and Kate Brooke.

Rebecca Eaton is executive producer for MASTERPIECE.


Season 3 Cast

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Harry Gordon Selfridge

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Josie Mardle

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Mr. Crabb

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Henri Leclair

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Roger Grove

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Victor Colleano

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Agnes Leclair

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Lois Selfridge

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Frank Edwards

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Kitty Hawkins

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Lord Loxley

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Nancy Webb

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Grace Calthorpe

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Serge De Bolotoff

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Violette Selfridge

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Rosalie Selfridge

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Princess Marie

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Lady Mae Loxley

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Mr. Thackeray

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George Towler

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Gordon Selfridge

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Connie Hawkins

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Doris Miller

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Miss Plunkett

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Miles Edgerton

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D.I. Purkiss

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Inspector Johnson

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Sir Robert Apsley-Ward


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