The Telegraph has named the top 10 TV moments of 2010 and number 6 included the following Matthew Macfadyen's scene in Any Human Heart.

Logan’s tragedy, Channel 4

The year’s most moving television moment: Logan Mountstuart (Matthew Macfadyen) excitedly returns home to England at the end of the War, after a year as a POW, only to find his house has new owners. His wife and daughter, they tell him, were killed months ago by a flying bomb.

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On 27 December, 2010, Any Human Heart will be released on DVD and Blu-ray.  You can purchase the dvd at Universal Playback.

A joy: a lush, clever and playful romp – Radio Times

Sparkling dialogue, sumptuous period settings, beautiful women and lashings of decadent sex. Like Downton, it's TV for grown-ups.’ -Evening Standard

Matthew Macfadyen (Little Dorrit, Frost-Nixon) takes Logan through middle age, from the thrill and heartache of true love and the birth of his first child, via the horrors of war, to scandal in the New York art scene of the 1950s and ’60s.

The DVD and Blu-ray features a wealth of extra material befitting of one of the best drama series of the year, including interviews with all three versions of Mountstuart and other key cast members such as Kim Cattrall and Gillian Anderson, a behind the scenes featurette and a fascinating interview with William Boyd as he discusses the journey from page to screen.

Special Features:

1. In Oxford with Sam Claflin
2.  Matthew Macfadyen On Location In Spain
3.  Interview with Jim Broadbent
4.  Kim Cattrall on ‘Gloria’
5. Gillian Anderson and Tom Hollander on playing the Duke and Duchess of Windsor
6.  Hayley Atwell on ‘Freya’
7.  On the set of Any Human Heart
8. From Paper to Screen – William Boyd discusses Any Human Heart