Why is the French Pavilion the top British drama produced by BBC?

I think "French Restaurant Today", a film produced by 1982, tells the story of a small restaurant in a small French village occupied by Nazi Germany during World War II. The protagonist is René, the owner of the restaurant. He is in the center of the whirlpool, always in danger and full of troubles. In addition, it is worth mentioning that in this play, there are not only French, Germans, Britons, but even Italians.

Another main line of the play is that two British pilots who were forced to land there hid in René' s cafe. The local all-female French resistance managed to send two British pilots back to Britain safely. However, the plan has repeatedly made mistakes and made many jokes. ? As if it weren't messy enough, Renee is a playboy. Having an affair with two waitresses in the cafe, trying to hide it from his wife. To add to the icing on the cake, or to make matters worse, the female leader of the resistance organization seems to be in love with René! In addition, a sissy German officer also took a fancy to the coffee shop owner and always made eyes at him.

In China, the spread rate and popularity of American dramas are much higher than that of English dramas, but as the hometown of drama, English dramas are different and should not be underestimated. English drama is good at putting the best into the protagonist, and English drama is good at putting the best into the protagonist.

What this drama brings me is not only the story, but also its history. This drama has been filmed for ten years and nine seasons, and the filming is over. I haven't been born yet. Now almost 30 years have passed, and when I see such an old English drama, I always have extraordinary feelings for time. Even then, the production level of English dramas was admirable. Whether it is indoor and outdoor layout framing, prop production, or actor acting, it is impeccable.