I am always amazed that you're able to get interviews with such key players in the Granada series. It was truly wonderful to hear the voice of Mary Morstan. I can see why she was cast for the role, as it seems like she was every bit the perfect mate for our beloved Dr. Watson--intelligent, well spoken, kind and gracious. Thank you to Jenny Seagrove for being so generous with her time and the effort she took to refresh her memories of her time with Jeremy and the Gang. I also loved her feminist perspective! And you two, Gus and Luke, are very good with these interviews! Thank you so much for expressing the fascination we all feel for this series.
It is unimaginable to me how you managed to get all these great actors for your podcast. Another great episode. And this time I only had to wait for a few days. Whenever a new episode of this podcast comes out it's like a holiday for me. Thank you so much.
Thank you! All the credit for the interviews must go to our English producer, David. He's been working hard behind the scenes for us. We're about as frequent as holidays on the calendar, so I think it just about works! Occasionally, it's a double.
This series began 10 years before my birth and ended that very year, yet I always tend to think that all those actors are dead/unable to remember all those details from way back. Thanks to you for going to them and thanks to them for granting such interviews.
She's still such a lovely lady. She was so so beautiful as Mary, the role fitted her perfectly. Nice to hear what a great time she and the team had while shooting. I also have a great respect for her for all she does for animal welfare. She even established a charity, Mane Chance Sanctuary in 2011 that cares for horses. Thanks for this charming interview.
We just started watching Inspector Morse with John Thaw; so, kinda timely for us that you'd be releasing this interview with Miss Seagrove. :-) Just curious, is Rosalyn Landor on your radar? Would also be great to catch up with her and hear her recollections from another classic episode (and one of our favorites)!
What such a great interview. I actually happened to catch her in the 1983 movie "Local Hero" on PBS a couple of Saturdays ago. She was wonderful in that as welI. I was wondering if you ever ended up getting an interview with Michael Culver at all? Or did he decline? Keep up with these wonderful interviews and podcasts.
What a wonderful woman. And The Sign of Four really is a triumph, the definitive adaptation.
I am always amazed that you're able to get interviews with such key players in the Granada series. It was truly wonderful to hear the voice of Mary Morstan. I can see why she was cast for the role, as it seems like she was every bit the perfect mate for our beloved Dr. Watson--intelligent, well spoken, kind and gracious. Thank you to Jenny Seagrove for being so generous with her time and the effort she took to refresh her memories of her time with Jeremy and the Gang. I also loved her feminist perspective! And you two, Gus and Luke, are very good with these interviews! Thank you so much for expressing the fascination we all feel for this series.
Thank you for your kind words! Getting to speak with Jenny was a real treat for us as well. So many great stories! We've got a lot more in stock, too.
You can listen for hours! Keep Up the Good work Luke and Gus!
It is unimaginable to me how you managed to get all these great actors for your podcast. Another great episode. And this time I only had to wait for a few days. Whenever a new episode of this podcast comes out it's like a holiday for me. Thank you so much.
Thank you! All the credit for the interviews must go to our English producer, David. He's been working hard behind the scenes for us.
We're about as frequent as holidays on the calendar, so I think it just about works! Occasionally, it's a double.
This series began 10 years before my birth and ended that very year, yet I always tend to think that all those actors are dead/unable to remember all those details from way back. Thanks to you for going to them and thanks to them for granting such interviews.
Thank you for listening!
She's still such a lovely lady. She was so so beautiful as Mary, the role fitted her perfectly. Nice to hear what a great time she and the team had while shooting.
I also have a great respect for her for all she does for animal welfare. She even established a charity, Mane Chance Sanctuary in 2011 that cares for horses.
Thanks for this charming interview.
I think my favorite was Local Hero as the illusive Maria. She's so stunning she seems to walk inches from the ground.
Fab as ever! ❤️
Magnificent.
What a voice!
Fantastic news!
Class act
We just started watching Inspector Morse with John Thaw; so, kinda timely for us that you'd be releasing this interview with Miss Seagrove. :-)
Just curious, is Rosalyn Landor on your radar? Would also be great to catch up with her and hear her recollections from another classic episode (and one of our favorites)!
Of course she is. We've got a lot of lines out to people at the moment, and a lot in the bank!
Great interview! I'm curious, what mics and software do you record with? The voices are so clear!
@@tdirtyatl Thank you for listening. At the moment, we're using Shure SM7B's run through ProTools or a field recorder.
What such a great interview. I actually happened to catch her in the 1983 movie "Local Hero" on PBS a couple of Saturdays ago. She was wonderful in that as welI. I was wondering if you ever ended up getting an interview with Michael Culver at all? Or did he decline? Keep up with these wonderful interviews and podcasts.
Thank you, Alaura! No definitive word on Michael Culver yet, but we're still trying! We've got quite a few good ones lined up, tho!
Yes to her performance in Local Hero. Also liked her in Judge John Deed with Martin Shaw.
Great story 🗡🗡🗡🗡
Talk about an attention seeker!!