All Change at Longleat: Season 1 Episode 1 | Full Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2019
- Lord Bath has handed control of the £190 million estate to his son, Ceawlin, but the handover isn't going smoothly. Ceawlin upset his father when he moved back in, and the pair are no longer on speaking terms. In the village on the estate, there's further unrest after Ceawlin puts up the villagers' rents.
Meanwhile, Ceawlin's wife Emma is settling into life as Lady Weymouth. She now has her own servants and the run of the 130-room historic house - but she must get used to sharing her home with a daily stream of visitors.
In the safari park, the animal keepers watch the family from afar and wonder how Ceawlin will compare to his father. Lord Bath was a flamboyant, controversial figure. Although now in retirement, he continues to enjoy a famously open marriage. Various 'wifelets' still visit when his wife is away.
A revealing new series that goes behind the scenes at one of Britains most extraordinary aristocratic estates.
Lord Bath has handed control of the 190 million estate to his eldest son Ceawlin. But challenges lie ahead, as he and his newly-titled wife, Emma, take on a staff of hundreds, two villages and a safari park, along with the enormous Elizabethan family mansion.
In this episode, the handover gets off to a difficult start. Ceawlin upsets Lord Bath when he moves in, and the couple stop speaking to one another. In the village on the estate, theres further unrest, after Ceawlin puts up the villagers rents.
Meanwhile, Emma settles into her new life as Lady Weymouth. She now has the run of the 130-room historic house but she must get used to sharing her home with a daily stream of visitors.
Over in the safari park, the animal keepers watch the family from afar, and wonder how Ceawlin will compare to his father. Lord Bath is a flamboyant, controversial figure. Although now in retirement, he continues to enjoy a famously open marriage. Various wifelets still visit when his wife is away.
Hugh Bonneville narrates.
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Cheers to Ceawlin! It's a very integral part of life and family to stand up for not promoting promiscuity especially within your own home. A fad of the past in so many ways, since promiscuity in today's world is dangerous and generally unhealthy as a lifestyle. Depressingly, the sad truth is that when one person is intent on forcing their personal beliefs about sexuality on others there is an underlying non-acceptance within their own selves. Each can choose what is correct for self, but when there is a need to force others to accept, or to push tendencies or desires on others, it is not self-acceptance. That's controlling and also a form of codependency, needing others to directly become exposed to one's personal tendencies. This is a scary view for a child to have of his Father. It takes character of a confident man to protect himself and others from such poor parental persuasion. I suppose it has made Ceawlin strong and more sure overall of his own persuasion for his family life. That would be a tiny silver lining to some real crazy influence it could appear he has endured as an innocent child and maturing adult from all these adults a party to this in his lifetime,. including his own parents.
Man does not seem well to me.
Yeah, I am quite disturbed by the old man ick! How repulsive really. Poor children had to grow up with their mom away in France all the time and their dad with his wifelets as he called them. 🤮
I would te read your long and sanctimonious post and see how what you say applies to you 😂 fool
Lord Bath's funeral is going to be so awkward if all the wifelettes show up.
He died during COVID and even his family was absent during his cremation.
@@Chataine91 I bet he wouldn't give a flying F.
@@truthseeking6611 live and let die I guess
@@SweetUareDesi You have some awesome videos Butter Cake.
@@truthseeking6611 awww, tanks🥂
Wow, there was a big can of Raid bug spray on Lord Bath's messy desk. Roaches perhaps?
Lol! 😂
Well yes relationships with the village are going to be awkward if you raise the prices and the people can't afford to stay in their cottages because you also employ them and pay them too little to afford it. It just sounds like some really bad communication within the management.
Terrible just not fair to those people who live there ... I feel sad for them and wonder what has happened since then
Haven’t these families always abused “share croppers” as they’re called in the USA? Not sure what they’re called in Britain. They’re always raising the rents on the poor farmers that work hard in the fields but don’t reap the financial benefits like the owners! In addition, these “charities” by the elites are for financial gain for themselves because the charities only get 5% of the money 💰 raised and 95% goes the the ones running such charities! I was shocked recently when I learned of this! These people don’t ever really roll up their sleeves to do any of the grunt work! Disgusting if you ask me!
@@lilyrose7082 Yes they have always been the landlords but it gets more complicated in modern times when they have to work to make enough money to keep up these grande family houses. They have to market and do tours, it takes millions.
Then the cottages end up being worth far more than the rent they offer. And so some financial manager goes after that lost revenue.
@@Iflie I understand all that but, if the cottages are worth more money than the rent that’s owed, who would you rent to at the higher prices? And who would buy them? Wouldn’t the tenant farmers produce a steady income to keep that old house going rather than selling them off for higher prices with no future revenue afforded Ceuwlin and his family? I understand it takes a lot of money to keep up the estate but they get a lot from ticket buying visitors too. If I were them, I’d make more apartments in the parts of the castle not used and sell them off to wealthy people? They probably would never run into them in the future because they’d come in different entrances than the actual family. Idk how it works in the UK but I suspect that they could sell apartments for exorbitant prices and also charge them for the upkeep of the grounds like they do here in America. It’s called HOA or homeowners association fees paid monthly in gated communities, such as large estates with private homes on them. You use that monthly money 💰 for landscaping, water, energy bills and the like. I think that’d be a great and steady income year round! They’d also of course, have to pass background checks! That said, if you can afford millions of dollars for a private apartment or condo, I suspect they’d be respectable people in that price range.
@@lilyrose7082 No, HOA's and gated communities are not a thing in the U.K. Splitting up the house would be something a developer would do, turn it all into apartments not a family who has lived there many generations, every room is historic and has art that needs to be preserved.
The cottages might get rented to high earners depending on where it's located, They may turn into expensive weekend houses for the rich. But the people who work at the house and grounds still need a place nearby to live, they are no longer farmers. And farming doesn't make that much profit anyway.
It all wonderful!
I like that shes intrestedin making a change and helping. Wether its charity or watever
Well I think it's a shame they're raising the rent on those people there
@@gardensofthegodsthey have to make the estate run financially, those tenants have had it easy too long .
she's daughter of a billonaire...hello
I wonder if Cealain and his wife understand that's some of these people will actually have to move out of their beloved home because they will not be able to afford the rent .
Of course! Her mother married well, now didn’t she? Money always attracts money 💰!
She was born from an affair. He took care of Emma but never married her mother.
The mural looks disgusting
To pay to drive up to someone else's opulence and pay to see it is disgraceful to one's sensibilities. The Lord of this estate and his 73 wife-lets are disgusting. A woman should not do anything just for money or fame. He is nothing but a skirt chaser. That room with all of the male/female paintings is not a place I'd sleep in.
Why entertain the notion of watching this then? This is a documentary about him and his house. If you didn't want to see those two things.. then don't watch .. simple as fuck
Well considering most women are on anti depression medication 💊 your delusional solutions for a female's well being aren't working.
Eat some humble pie 🥧 and sit down .
Me either. That would all be torn down for sure.
I’d love it ! What fun having a naughty night there … no wonder people want that room .
People pay money to see the priceless antiques and architecture. They don’t see the private murals .
They also pay to see the magnificent grounds / gardens and animals .
Remove the stick from your ar**
This was an interesting watch. The dinner party was dry and boring. Like a work obligation.
It was work - don’t you listen
the murals are wonderfull or are we all supposed to be like everyone else and be a good little robot
I’ll take my lovely wee house with close family over that monstrosity and a father obsessed with carnal desires. The new lord and lady do not look like they are filled with undiluted happiness.
😂😂 time travel back to Victorian times … I’d love to live there / such fun
Well, in my opinion, old Lord Bath, may he rest In peace, wasn’t nearly as interesting as he seemed to think he was. And his art was crap. His son is very rightly not trying to live up to his father’s gross legacy.
LOL house steward Jeff is so self important
I think he is a man who respects tradition and is proud of keeping the house as it always has been. He is exactly the right man for the job, he cares deeply for the house and for the belongings inside it, and will see that no harm comes to any part of it. Any owner of a historic house would be lucky to have such a protective house steward, I have nothing but respect and admiration for him.
@@justacrocodile9486 yes I like him and if I had to leave my home and possessions and pets in the care of someone I feel that I could trust him
He takes his job seriously; there’s nothing wrong with that.
I am glad that I am not rich and all that goes with it! I love my simple life.
Nothing but bad vibes.
Very bad vibes about his racist wife.
The old lord was hilarious, not so his awful racist wife . No wonder he had others ..Good on him , it’s not like they didn’t know about eachother