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I could have mis-remembered. She's married to the weirdo.". That and the holiday brochures episode are the two in which she goes off the deep end the most.
In 2003, Griffin appeared on the Keeping Up Appearances episode of "Comedy Connections", discussing his role of Emmet in Keeping Up Appearances. David Warner, an actor known for his roles in Titanic and Tron, has died. Ruth (second left) stripped off for the Dublin production of Calendar Girls, joining other UK TV household names including, left to right: Elaine C Smith, Ruth, Denise Black, Lisa Riley, Jean Boht and Julia Hills.
Routledge is an aggressive lesbian who disgraced herself on a flight in Australia, fighting loudly with her girlfriend. They should have added a new foil for Hyacinth during the later seasons. [post redacted because independent.co.uk thinks that links to their ridiculous rag are a bad thing. Hmmm, was hoping Mr. Gittens would be furrier.
They do that with everything and everyone. She couldn't bring herself to say bookie, but would say turf accountant because it sounded much more genteel, like chartered accountant if you said it fast enough. Clive is meant to be notoriously prickly.
After storming onto our screens in 1980, Hi-de-Hi! According to Tyler, doctors discovered his cancer during a routine physical when he was 56.
Short shorts which show his legs and thighs. Yes. So I've gone back and am starting to watch the entire series. The actress, who has never married and doesn't have children, made her film debut in 1967 alongside singer Lulu and actor Sidney Poitier, as teacher Clinty Clintridge.
The segments with Daisy, Onslow, and Rose ended up really annoying me. Those DW fans are pretty serious and they hate him. It means that unlike Oxbridge the emphasis isn't on "classics" but more practical, ordinary courses. Patricia Routledge played a Hyacinth like character in 'If It's Tuesday This Must Be Belgium' that was made in '68 and I was very surprised to see her.
But she, of course, was married ("Mrs." is not an honorific, even for a "Councillor." [quote] Patricia Routledge played a Hyacinth like character in 'If It's Tuesday This Must Be Belgium' that was made in '68 and I was very surprised to see her. Get ready to receive more awesome content from WFE soon!
r220 That would be the late British actress Sheila Keith, instead of Miss Routledge. And, by the way, what happened to Elizabeth's husband?
For a complete 360 catch Miss. I don't know of any American actor who could give such a performance.
Because it seems that someone who is trying to be upper class wouldn't brag about knowing a bookie.
Exactly!
R165, the first Rose was replaced because she had committed to other acting roles in between seasons. Are we really suppose to believe that Emmet isn't gay?
Shirley Stelfox, Rose #1, has a had a long-running gig on the UK soap [italic]Emmerdale.[/italic]. He also appeared in 1994's The House Of Windsor, as well as having his own This Is Your Life in 1989. I wasn't wild about the Rolls episode either. He also had a really bad case of gay voice too!
David Griffin(born 19 July 1943) is anEnglishactorbest known for both his roles as Squadron Leader Clive DempsterDFCinHi-de-Hi! I don't mean to resurrect an old thread, but I couldn't find a newer one.
Give her the title!
His first screen role was in 1960 in the film A Fr I binge watched the entire show over the holidays. We recommend you to check the complete list of Famous actor I shop at Western Beef and then sneak in the back door of Chelsea Market so my friends see me coming out of stylish shops. Onslow looks at Richard with a "WTF" expression and repeats "prizes for embroidery?". No Elizabeth was divorced like her brother Emmit.
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She received honorary membership of the Royal Academy of Music at a special service at London's Freemason Hall, and looked incredibly youthful.
The small one immediately shows the most prominent package he is handling is in his pants.
They could auction off or sell sets (hostess separate of course), and make a mint.
One of the funniest episodes ever, especially the ending where Hyacinth accidentally flings a bucket of manure on her dessert table. One episode Emmett is worried about encountering Hyacinth at some event (an art exhibit?
I wonder if Hyacinth had met Elizabeth's husband?
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He is from UK. Judy played cheerful Daisy who was always busy reading romantic novels and trying to get her husband Onslow to have sex. Can that be right?
Although he never found the same success as with Hi-de-Hi!, the father-of-three had his own series, Very Big, Very Soon and throughout the Nineties he starred in Holy City, Emmerdale and a Touch Of Frost as well as various theatre and pantomime performances. He also starred as lovable rogue Vernon Scripps in Heartbeat and had a smaller role in Skins.
He died from the illness in 2012 aged 68, leaving behind his wife Sue.
*LOL*. The "dishy vicar" one is the one who died, Ms. Millar.
Big thanks to R48 for that clip!
Patricia Routledge the Old Dyke is basically the real life 'The Killing of Sister George'.
Patricia Routledge would have made a much better Margaret Thatcher than Meryl. star Barry Howard died of blood cancer at 78.
Emmett is very hot.
OP was quite insane when she started this thread a few years ago.
Patricia's 70-year long career made her a household name, and in 2017 she was made a Dame for services to entertainment and charity. Mary Millar, Rose #2. In one of his final interviews, Simon admitted: 'I don't want to build myself up as anything special. Even though it was formulaic, it was still very funny. The equivalent I got from that would be if he couldn't manage Ivy League, but had to settle for a public (state) school: Rutgers, etc. They each had about 7-8 skits and just changed the words from week to week.
Well, I heard that the dog that lives in Onslow's car out front is gay .. so there! Birth Sign Cancer. Take a look at Usually followed by "As Time Goes By" with Judi Dench. [quote] hosted by Moira Brooker and Philip Bretherton.
It's pretty unbelievable, especially after her most infamous character favored the Royals. Last month, Tyler made an Mark Griffin (actor), better known by her family name Mark David Charles Griffin, is a popular British actor.
Especially when she makes a fuss about not going into pubs in the Mrs. Fortescue episode.
I liked it when Hyacinth would talk about her pussy, but here's the thing, it was a her pet cat named Noodles.
Another example: I watched Little Britain and this one on BBC America called Katie Brand. When main star of the series Patricia Routledge decided she wanted to move on with her career and did not want to become typecast as the character Hyacinth Bucket and had recieved several job offers while playing Hyacinth that she was interested in pursuing, one being the female dectective series Hetty Wainthrop Investigates, which starred Routledge in the title role. I always loved it and put it into My Fair Lady, when I played Col. Pickering.
As camp host, Paul Shane's much-loved Ted Bovis was one of the most important characters in the series. The only lesbian in the series was Councilmen Nugget or whatever that dyke's name was. She also played Nettie Fowler and sang "You'll Never Walk Alone" in the Carousel revival in London in the 90s. I'd say the one I like least, that gets turned off immediately when it comes up on PBS rotation, would be the day at the seaside. Any link with more information about this?
I believe your referring to the esteemed Mrs. Councillor Nugent R120, The only person not to be corrected when referring to Hyacinth as "Mrs Bucket".
Fun? So many great laughs, love the jealous vicars wife.
Wasn't Violet's husband revealed to be a cross dresser? Sheridan is what?
Later he moves in with his "friend" Tarquin, a young man who has won prizes for his embroidery. So cute with the mustache [quote]I noticed that many British sitcoms do seem to have one premise and run it into the ground. It's premise, however, is very smart.
Best part for me was seeing Kaye Ballard from The Mothers-in-law live on stage. OP wrote "the Keeping Up Appearances creators/writers/producers stated that they believed the series had many more years in it, that they had many more stories to tell, and that "it still had legs". 
FEMAIL reveals what happened to the stars after they hung up their yellow coats for the last time in January 1988. So clever. Cannot recall but yes, *think* they all grew up in that house which means "Daddy" owns it, and would also explain why Rose never leaves.
During her 50-year career Josephine played Elizabeth Warden, the nervous neighbour who trembled whenever she had to handle Hyacinth's precious China. Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group, PrettyLittleThing - Offers on women's clothing, Get inspired by the newest styles and offers, Click through for ASOS promo codes this Autumn, Spend less with Missguided's exclusive codes, Treat yourself to offers on make-up and accessories, Check out the latest Wayfair sale to save on furniture. Warden (nee Hawkesworth).
The bug in the flower is a good touch, but you have to admit that whoever conjured up the plot for the opening, must have been high. Emmett is introduced to the show when Hyacinth spots him coming out of Elizabeth's house early in the morning to fetch the newspaper or milk (cannot remember). I believe the last episode had to do with a party Hyacinth threw at her Kuntry Kondo, ending with Emmett through the roof (literally!) Speaking at a Facing the Music live event for Chichester Festival Theatre last year, she said: "I was very big in Botswana a few months ago, thats died down.". Hyacinth makes huge efforts go ingratiate herself with the woman in hopes of getting on this or that committee she chairs. And our Rose is perfection (the 2nd one!!).
Routledge is also in the Jerry Lewis comedy "Don't Raise The Bridge, Lower The River.". Richard would sit back and roll his eyes. When Richard suggests so she shoots him down that it isn't. Building and using wood fired ovens, recipes, pizza, DIY, and forums. 
He's also appeared in Doctor Who, 'Allo!