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|ShortSummary= Following Lucy's sudden death, the Felwoods struggle to carry on with their lives. More hauntings plague Vivien, leading Clare to bring her father to Lightfields. Pip is disturbed when his great grandson Luke ([[Alexander Ave|Alexander Ave]]) reports that he has seen the 'tooth fairy', but Barry is more concerned by Luke's dad Paul ([[Kris Marshall]]) and the threat that they could lose Luke.
|ShortSummary= Following Lucy's sudden death, the Felwoods struggle to carry on with their lives. More hauntings plague Vivien, leading Clare to bring her father to Lightfields. Pip is disturbed when his great grandson Luke ([[Alexander Ave]]) reports that he has seen the 'tooth fairy', but Barry is more concerned by Luke's dad Paul ([[Kris Marshall]]) and the threat that they could lose Luke.


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|ShortSummary= Eve's determination to find the person responsible for Lucy's death concerns those around her. In 1975, Vivien desperately tries to recall what happened when she was last in Lightfields, and recieves mysterious messages that worry her and Clare. Luke is thrown into danger when he starts a fire, and Barry and Paul play dirty as the custody battle begins.
|ShortSummary= Eve's determination to find the person responsible for Lucy's death concerns those around her. In 1975, Vivien desperately tries to recall what happened when she was last in Lightfields, and recieves mysterious messages that worry her and Clare. Luke is thrown into danger when he starts a fire, and Barry and Paul play dirty as the custody battle begins.



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Lightfields
Alt=Series title over a ghostly image
GenreSupernatural drama
Created byBased on the The Oaks created by David Schulner
Written bySimon Tyrrell
Directed byDamon Thomas
StarringMichael Byrne
Antonia Clarke
Lucy Cohu
Karla Crome
Wayne Foskett
Jill Halfpenny
Sam Hazeldine
Neil Jackson
Peter de Jersey
Kris Marshall
Danny Miller
Luke Newberry
Dakota Blue Richards
Sophie Thompson
Danny Webb
ComposerMichael Price
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
No. of episodes5
Production
Executive producerKate Lewis
ProducerCherry Gould
CinematographyTim Fleming
Running time45-47 minutes
Production companiesITV Studios
20th Century Fox Television
Original release
NetworkITV, STV, UTV
Release27 February 2013 (2013-02-27) –
present

Lightfields is a five-part supernatural drama first shown on ITV in the United Kingdom on 27 February 2013. It is a follow on from the popular ITV drama Marchlands with a similar storyline. Lightfields tells the story of three different families living in the same house at three different time periods, in 1944, 1975 and 2012. The three families are linked by the spirit of a young girl who died in mysterious circumstances in 1944. The first episode has the appearance of a ghost story spanning three different time periods and generations in a single farmhouse in Suffolk.

It is based on The Oaks.

Plot

In 1944, Eve (Dakota Blue Richards) , an evacuee from London, arrives at Lightfields and is sent to help out on the farm, owned by Albert (Sam Hazeldine) and Martha Felwood (Jill Halfpenny). She befriends Albert and Martha's daughter, Lucy (Antonia Clarke), who is later tragically killed in a fire at the barn after locking horns with Eve over the heart of dashing American Dwight (Neil Jackson). The rest of this time period shows Lucy's family grieving for their dead daughter and Eve's determination to find out what really happened to her.

In 1975, Vivien (Lucy Cohu) along with her daughter Clare (Karla Crome) arrive at Lightfields years later, in the summer of 1975 to stay at the house for six weeks, while Vivien is trying to take some time away to deal with her failing marriage. Shortly after they arrive, they notice some unusual activity happening on the property and Vivien, whose sister is Eve, starts to remember the time she spent there in 1944 as an evacuee as she had blocked that period of time from her mind.

In 2012, Lightfields, now an up and running bed & breakfast, run by Lucy's nephew, Barry (Danny Webb). When Lucy's brother, Pip (Michael Byrne), returns to Lightfields, and strange things start happening, he believes that they are being haunted by Lucy's restless spirit. As these hauntings continue, Barry's wayward son-in-law Paul (Kris Marshall) uses the situation to his advantage as he tries to gain custody of his son Luke (Alexander Aze), who is being looked after by Barry and his wife Lorna (Sophie Thompson).

Episode list

Series One (2013)

No.
overall
No.
for series
Title Directed by Written by Original airdate Viewers (in millions)
final ratings are sourced from BARB[1]
11"Episode One"Damon ThomasSimon Tyrrell27 February 2013 (2013-02-27)4.23
In 1944, evacuee Eve (Dakota Blue Richards) arrives at Lightfields farmhouse where she befriends the farmer's daughter, Lucy (Antonia Clarke). However, their friendship comes under strain when they both fall for American Dwight (Neil Jackson). 31 years later, Eve's sister Vivien (Lucy Cohu) arrives at Lightfields with her daughter Clare (Karla Crome). In the present day, Lucy's brother Pip (Michael Byrne) returns to Lightfields, which is now run as a B&B by his son, Barry (Danny Webb ), and his wife, Lorna (Sophie Thompson).
22"Episode Two"Damon ThomasSimon Tyrrell6 March 2013 (2013-03-06)3.95
Following Lucy's sudden death, the Felwoods struggle to carry on with their lives. More hauntings plague Vivien, leading Clare to bring her father to Lightfields. Pip is disturbed when his great grandson Luke (Alexander Ave) reports that he has seen the 'tooth fairy', but Barry is more concerned by Luke's dad Paul (Kris Marshall) and the threat that they could lose Luke.
33"Episode Three"Damon ThomasSimon Tyrrell13 March 2013 (2013-03-13)2.83 (Overnight)[2]
Eve's determination to find the person responsible for Lucy's death concerns those around her. In 1975, Vivien desperately tries to recall what happened when she was last in Lightfields, and recieves mysterious messages that worry her and Clare. Luke is thrown into danger when he starts a fire, and Barry and Paul play dirty as the custody battle begins.
44"Episode Four"Damon ThomasSimon Tyrrell20 March 2013 (2013-03-20)-
55"Episode Five"--27 March 2013 (2013-03-27)-

References

  1. ^ Weekly Top 10 Programmes Broadcasters' Audience Research Board
  2. ^ Published Thursday, Mar 14 2013, 11:01 GMT (2013-03-14). "Simon Cowell's 'Food Glorious Food' sheds more viewers - TV News". Digital Spy. Retrieved 2013-03-20.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)