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How the New York City's high society dressed in 1864: Robert Morehouse (Kyle Schmid) and Elizabeth Haverford (Anastasia Griffith) in COPPERDon't miss a stitch of the subterfuge: Watch BBC America's COPPER when it premieres on Sunday, August 19th, at 10/c. Only from Academy Award®-winner Barry Levinson and Emmy® Award-winner Tom Fontana and only on BBC America.And revel in the sumptuous costumes in 19th century-set British dramas over at Anglophenia.

 

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