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Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Shirley Henderson | ... | Kate Minola | |
David Mitchell | ... | Tim Agnew | |
Simon Chandler | ... | John Naps | |
Jaime Murray | ... | Bianca Minola | |
Federico Zanni | ... | Tranio | |
Santiago Cabrera | ... | Lucentio | |
Stephen Tompkinson | ... | Harry | |
Twiggy | ... | Mrs. Minola (as Twiggy Lawson) | |
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Yves Aubert | ... | French Waiter |
Rufus Sewell | ... | Petruchio | |
Paul McNeilly | ... | Scary Yob | |
Samuel Oatley | ... | Journalist | |
Bruce Mackinnon | ... | Vicar | |
Kate Russell-Smith | ... | Elaine | |
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David Weber | ... | Barman |
Katherine is extremely abrasive in her dealings with everyone, both in Parliament and her personal life. Her sister Bianca couldn't be more different -- a popular model whom everyone loves. Bianca's long time manager wants to marry her; in order to put him off she says she won't marry until her sister is wed (a prospect she knows will keep her safe.) So her manager arranges his friend -- who is a titled Earl -- to meet and marry Kate and the battle is on. Written by Ron Kerrigan <mvg@whidbey.com>
From the very outset, I was "dubled up" with laughter induced only by what I saw and heard from this excellent piece of work. The fact that "venom has no smell" made the complete picture of this all so fantastic. The photography, the cameras use of motion in a single frame was so French................ I LOVED EVERY SINGLE NANo SECOND.. Recommend this Paly for T.V. A Must for everyone who knows the Play, watched the Dramatics, seen it as it was written and how it has been so magnificently transfered to a modern day with so much, Oh So much of the original. Want to see this again and again.......I would never have thought that someone could take the brilliance of Shakespeares Taming Of The Shrew and be able to put this kind of production to the small screen. The character Tomlinson played was just so much of what I viewed as the asides on stage and on screen yet brilliant in every move and word he uttered