Others, too, felt that Gielgud's elegant but damaged prince expressed the intricate emotions of a deeply troubled era.
Some Chinese people worry that the abrupt change augurs a return to the strife over succession that troubled the eras of Mao and Deng.
'71 Troubles-era action drama with Jack O'Connell.
Large sections of the city are now unrecognisable compared with the Troubles era.
Burns's first book, No Bones, a dark and often painful bildungsroman set in Troubles-era Belfast, was shortlisted for the Orange prize for fiction.
There is, similarly, a resistance to delving into the murk on the unionist side, chiefly to protect the mainly Protestant Troubles-era security forces from scrutiny.This appears self-defeating.
It was one of the soundbites of the post-Troubles era, the retort from Gerry Adams to a voice from the crowd telling him to bring back the IRA: "They haven't gone away, you know".
The Sunflower appeared four years back, blooming where previously the Tavern had glowered – one of the last pubs in Belfast to have Troubles-era security gates ("cages") and cameras at its entrance.
Pint from £3.60, 18-22 Hill Street, 028-9024 3281, blackboxbelfast.com Hidden on a backstreet and identified by the Troubles-era security cage at its door, the lefty, boho Sunflower hosts nightly eclectic jam sessions, a monthly flea market, public meetings and serves wood-fired pizzas in its grungy, colourful beer garden (from £5).
It said the cuts would "effectively mean the closure" of the Historical Enquiries Team (HET), which investigates Troubles-era killings.
PSNI budget cuts of £50m this financial year will "effectively mean the closure" of the Historical Enquiries Team that investigates Troubles-era killings, the police have said.
