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3903
Programmes like these make you think, don't they? I am reminded of the part of Flambards where Christina goes to visit Violet and the house is hung with...
lizzysue3
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May 1, 2003
8:45 am
3904
... There were several parts of Manor House that reminded me so vividly of Flambards, like the hunt...but there was one scene where Avril (the lady of the...
musicbeet
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May 1, 2003
12:59 pm
3905
Has anyone seen the series "Lily" which was first screened in the 70's? It tells the true story of Lily Langtry who was a great society beauty in the late 19th...
liz_hirst
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May 1, 2003
8:07 pm
3906
Hello Liz,I loved "Lillie" ! It was on in the states in 1980 and Francesca Annis was one of (and still is one of) the most beautiful women in entertainment....
Laurel McKee
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May 1, 2003
10:06 pm
3907
I think I'm responding to three different people here. First of all, I have been planning on getting "Lillie" from my library as soon as I finished Upstairs...
twoboys9798
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May 2, 2003
12:41 am
3908
I really enjoyed Manor House, although I did want to give the tutor a slap upside the head. He whined and moaned about everybody hating him because of his...
Julie Prall
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May 2, 2003
3:32 pm
3909
One afternoon on the front lawn of the manor house there was a fundraiser for charity. In that gathering were people promoting socialism. All the below stair...
bdiam82000
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May 3, 2003
7:27 am
3910
... Bill, I don't understand this comment. Could you explain it to me? Lizzysue....
lizzysue3
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May 3, 2003
2:14 pm
3911
In reply to Patty's question about the toilet facilities, I would think that at the turn of the last century,when Flambards was set, the house would have...
liz_hirst
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May 3, 2003
4:03 pm
3912
... Francesca Annis was one of (and still is one of) the most beautiful women in entertainment. My niece is named Lillie, with the peculiar spelling, because...
liz_hirst
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May 3, 2003
5:11 pm
3913
The house next door to me is completely unmodernised, and, apart from electricity downstairs is just as it was when first built in 1888. The toilet is outside...
Debbie
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May 3, 2003
7:13 pm
3914
I live in a building that was built in around 1898. At that time, there were probably outdoor privies, but laws passed around the turn of the 20th century ...
Julie Prall
anne_wentworth
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May 3, 2003
7:51 pm
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Hi Laurel I have just been watching some more "Lillie". Some of the costumes are really lovely. I often wonder how they coped in the hot weather in those days...
liz_hirst
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May 4, 2003
7:07 pm
3916
... I could be wrong, but I think Bill means that on that series it was okay for the servants to always badmouth the family, but when the tutor (a sort of...
twoboys9798
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May 5, 2003
3:33 pm
3917
... indoor ... working ... had ... to ... doubt ... homes ... I was afraid that would be the answer. Did Christina actually have to walk outside to an...
twoboys9798
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May 5, 2003
3:36 pm
3918
I'm finding this very interesting and wanted to jump in and propose another possibility...I always thought perhaps the "masters" at Flambards would probably...
grepef
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May 5, 2003
6:43 pm
3919
I love this group! I'm always interested in the mundane things and operations of daily life in previous times too. It has been interesting to hear about the...
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affygal
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May 5, 2003
7:50 pm
3920
I was always curious about Uncle Russell myself. Who helped him get dressed or could he manage by himself? He wasn't totally paralyzed after all. Did Mark...
twoboys9798
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May 7, 2003
2:46 pm
3921
I have a feeling that Uncle Russell was pretty incapable of doing much for himself, just think of the scene prior to Violet getting the sack, when Mark has to...
Debbie
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May 7, 2003
6:15 pm
3922
Hi, I'm new and I'm not a big fanatic of Flambards but I think I'm turning into one, thanks to my best friend! Well, we've been discussing the new Flambards...
B* Star
japanese_blo...
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May 7, 2003
6:40 pm
3923
... get ... Hi From the books I was under the impression that it was the long suffering Mary who had the task of tending to Russell's personal care. Poor...
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May 8, 2003
12:03 pm
3924
Does anyone know if they have actually casted anyone for the Flambards remake? My friend says they've wrote the script. Also, do you know when the Flambards...
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japanese_blo...
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May 8, 2003
3:00 pm
3925
Is this wishful thinking, or is it for real? Personally, I prefer a British cast for this because Hollywood tends to cast "beautiful" people in important roles...
Julie Prall
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May 8, 2003
4:23 pm
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... to ... film ... Don't worry Beckki about the age thing. We are all adults who are just spending a bit of time re-living our youths I think! Personally I...
liz_hirst
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May 8, 2003
4:55 pm
3927
I can't imagine how a remake could be as good as the original! The thing that always strikes me about the original production is that it doesn't seem like a...
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karenborgnes
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May 8, 2003
5:39 pm
3928
<<But I *do* like the idea of Christian Coulson as Will. Cheers, -Julie from New York where it's so dreary that I cannot even see the Empire State Building --...
jaoshea2001
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May 8, 2003
5:47 pm
3929
I think that most of the actors we've picked are Amercian, got find many British actors, well, think. Julia Stiles is in Save the last dance and 10 things I...
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japanese_blo...
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May 8, 2003
6:06 pm
3930
Sounds funny, but I have a hard time really believing that those ... Especially since so few of them have been in anything else. By the way, I am currently...
anne_wentworth
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May 8, 2003
6:19 pm
3931
I think that Michael Gambon would make a perfect Uncle Russell and that Anthony Howell should be given a leading role (not sure which one though). Also...
Debbie
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May 8, 2003
6:27 pm
3932
In a message dated 5/8/03 11:30:26 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Absolutely! Most American actors cannot do a decent BBC accent, much less Yorkshire. I...
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karenborgnes
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