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Patricia Routledge
yokoonobot: My religion is to trust Patricia
yoko@^obot: My religi@^ is to trust Patricia Routledge.
Posted on 24 February 2021 | 10:31 pm
ismeneb: RT @DanielGwynEvans: Patricia
ismeneb: RT @DanielGwynEvans: Patricia Routledge’s T%&~y Award was presented to her by Groucho Marx. GROUCHO MARX!! https://t.co/gkrQfGMCYt
Posted on 24 February 2021 | 10:31 pm
ra_roberts83: Thank you @ChichesterFT for
ra_roberts83: Thank you @ChichesterFT for the most glorious two hours listening to the leg&^ that is Dame Patricia Routledge #ARealT&%!@ic
Posted on 24 February 2021 | 10:31 pm
CAlisaBT: RT @ClassicMovieHub: Happy 92nd
CAlisaBT: RT @Cl@@icMovieHub: Happy 92nd Birthday Dame Patricia Routledge! Born February 17, 1929... Over 65 roles including To Sir with Love, D#!'t…
Posted on 24 February 2021 | 10:31 pm
Anders_Says: RT @itsKevinJames: Theatrical
Anders_Says: RT @itsKevinJames: Theatrical folk of the world, you do NOT want to miss this.
Glorious anecdotes and insights into an extraordinary caree…
Posted on 24 February 2021 | 10:31 pm
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Patricia Routledge
Resolved Question: Is Patricia Routledge as
What a wonderful physical comedic actress Patricia Routledge is! I think she ranks up there with Lucille Ball in her comedic talents. Would you agree?
Also, I was saddened to hear of the recent passing of the gentleman who played Hyacinth's brother-in-law, Onslow. He died at the same age my father did (age 69) of the same disease - prostate cancer. How very sad. He also was such a great comedic actor in how he played Onslow who hilariously always managed to be the bane of Hyancinth's social-climbing efforts. Wonderful!
Just love watching "Keeping Up Appearances". It is constantly played in re-runs on our PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) channel here in America. All TV networks in America are independently-run, for-profit corporations (ABC which is American Broadcasting Corp.; NBC which is National Broadcasting Corp.; CBS which is Columbia Broadcasting Corp., plus the myriad of cable channels)...but PBS is the only not-for-profit with part of the funding coming from the government...much like your BBC, I suppose. I think re-runs of "Keeping Up Appearances" and other British comedies ("As Time Goes By", "Waiting for God", etc.) are shown on our PBS because they are not as expensive to gain the rights for. We love them. Keep them coming.
Sorry for rambling on, but I love the Brit-coms as we affectionately call them. @Robin: I should have phrased my question differently as I didn't mean to imply that the characters of Hyacinth Bucket and Lucy Ricardo were anything alike. I meant to suggest that the ACTRESSES Patricia Routledge and Lucille Ball are both wonderful comedic actresses, most especially in how they handle the physicality of their comedy. Of course you are right in the fact that the character Lucy Ricardo was no snob like the character Hyacinth Bucket. @TSK: Lucy Ricardo was the character that Lucille Ball played on the 1950's TV show (you call it programme instead of show, I believe), "I Love Lucy". Also, I'm sorry you found this an opportunity to degrade American actors. I agree with you about Patricia Routledge being so versatile in her performances as I have seen her playing a non-comedic role as a detective/sleuth on another British program.
Posted on 20 September 2012 | 4:59 pm
Resolved Question: Is patricia routledge a
Posted on 27 October 2011 | 1:43 am
Resolved Question: Patricia Routledge info?
She used to star as Kitty in the Victoria Wood series. I know there is a publication somewhere of scripts of that series. Anybody know what they're called? I've tried googling to no avail.
Posted on 19 September 2010 | 7:10 pm
Resolved Question: Where can i find the
i remember this audiobook from years ago and cannot find it anywhere?
Posted on 1 August 2009 | 12:16 am
Resolved Question: What do you think of
Friends,
Here is an example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uquSW3NEuio
How many of you remember "Keeping up appearances" ?
Thanks
and
Have a nice weekend
Rehman of Multan
Posted on 18 April 2009 | 11:35 am