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Thora Hird | ... |
Violet
(1 episode, 1998)
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| Eileen Atkins | ... |
Celia
(1 episode, 1998)
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| David Haig | ... |
Wilfred Paterson
(1 episode, 1998)
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| Patricia Routledge | ... |
Miss Fozzard
(1 episode, 1998)
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| Julie Walters | ... |
Marjory
(1 episode, 1998)
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| Penelope Wilton | ... |
Rosemary
(1 episode, 1998)
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[she thinks]
Violet: name of a cricket bat, else a gas oven...Verity. She's a nice looking lass but makes nowt of herself, a big jumper thing...I said, I bet you've got a right nice...' She goes, 'Describe, Violet, describe...' I said, 'A right nice...them two things with pink ends that men like...Bust'. By, she did look narked! She said, 'Things are different now, Violet. Women have control of their own bodies.' I said, 'Is that why I ...
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Violet: What's her name came round today...her that helps me with talking[she thinks]
Violet: name of a cricket bat, else a gas oven...Verity. She's a nice looking lass but makes nowt of herself, a big jumper thing...I said, I bet you've got a right nice...' She goes, 'Describe, Violet, describe...' I said, 'A right nice...them two things with pink ends that men like...Bust'. By, she did look narked! She said, 'Things are different now, Violet. Women have control of their own bodies.' I said, 'Is that why I ...
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Alan Bennett has done it again, but furthering his views on human loneliness, despair and plain resignation (amongst others). Patricia Routledge's character is yet again proof that she is an excellent tragedienne. Eileen Atkins handles what is possibly the most uncannily ironic of all six pieces. Julie Walters ventures in deep, dark territory here, and what to say of Thora Hird's almost unbearably moving rendering here? No actor should be left out, really. This series of monologues makes you wonder if television isn't the clever box after all, rather than the idiot one. Bravo!