Angela Thorne is such a treasure: in "Elizabeth R," she played the scheming vixen, Lettuce Knollys: on "Good Neighbors\ The Goode Life," she made a guest appearance as the posh, yet down to earth daughter of an Earl, then on "To the Manor Born, " she gave life to the dithery, yet sweet Margery Frobischer and here she plays the haughty mother-in-law from hell. And she has done a smashing good in each role. Has she been made a Dame, if not, why?
I read somewhere or maybe I heard it that the more one can imagine a comic situation to be realistic the funnier it is - and the situations in this situation comedy are very much believable and realistic - consequently very funny - love it
Angela Thorne is such a treasure: in "Elizabeth R," she played the scheming vixen, Lettuce Knollys: on "Good Neighbors\ The Goode Life," she made a guest appearance as the posh, yet down to earth daughter of an Earl, then on "To the Manor Born, " she gave life to the dithery, yet sweet Margery Frobischer and here she plays the haughty mother-in-law from hell. And she has done a smashing good in each role. Has she been made a Dame, if not, why?
I read somewhere or maybe I heard it that the more one can imagine a comic situation to be realistic the funnier it is - and the situations in this situation comedy are very much believable and realistic - consequently very funny - love it
Agreed.
When she's sitting in bed reading right before bed...you can tell Daphnie looks "lonely" and wants a friend...
She doesn't want a friend - she wants sex.