A Touch of Frost
A Touch of Frost
| 06 December 1992 (USA)
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  • Reviews
    Executscan

    Expected more

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    Stellead

    Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful

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    Stoutor

    It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

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    Jenni Devyn

    Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

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    rphshell

    Outstanding acting, writing, and humor. I wish that there were more television shows like this available on television. I really like the Frost character whose intelligence,wit, quirkiness,and compassion really makes this a first-rate show. I also wish that there were more American mystery/crime-drama shows that exhibited this level of quality script writing.

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    thebigeasy555

    David Jason's character Inspector Frost is unforgettable.Armed with dry humour,sharp sarcasm and rare chinks of emotion and compassion he goes about investigating cases in his own unorthodox manner.His cavalier attitude to his work often sees him at loggerheads with his superior chief inspector Mullet.The tension between the two is often the catalyst for some comedical moments.What wins you over is the sheer dogged determination of Frost to his work.He is a lonely man,living alone with his work the only thing he devotes his energy into.A far cry from the happy go lucky character Del Boy he played in Only Fools And Horses David Jason excels in his role as the gritty,hard nosed cop determined to get results no matter whos feathers get ruffled.The stories are well written are filled with twists and turns leaving the viewer desperate for Frost to solve the case.A shame if this show was ever to be to cancelled

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    jwmeta

    Matthew, your comments are way off-beam! Jason is a superb actor, regardless of genre. It is the human frailty and warmth he brings to the character which underpin the whole series. John Thaw did the same for Morse - the TV series is VASTLY superior to the books, which are not particularly well written - same for Wingfield. Production values are excellent, supporting cast impressive. A magnificent entertainment. Apparently 3 new episodes are in preparation for broadcast late 2006, so new viewers can judge for themselves! Meanwhile, we can watch re-runs till the cows come home - I'm watching one now ("No Refuge") - and it's wonderful! Two hours of joy!

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    Sulla-2

    I quite Like A touch of Frost and David Jason. It is a good programme to watch but I can't comment without criticising it. Frost does not look or act like a Police Officer. He hates doing paperwork and for this alone he would never have got promoted. Not only is he supposed to be well organised himself, he is also supposed to ensure that his Junior officers do their job properly. How could he possibly be in a position to criticise anyone, Fortunately he always has the reliable DS George Toolan ( who is not listed in the cast list on here )Yes, he is very good at solving crimes and he would make an ideal Detective Constable teamed with an officer who was well organised. I don't like him as a person. He is continually rude and his disrespect for Superintendent Mullet a decent enough man, really annoys me.

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