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... nouveau rich Scots Daddy nas sent ner to Miss tins s Academy ol nlcgance in London to learn how to curtsey, prepare fine food, speak bad French and generally behave like a l*ady. Camilla Qackie Morrison) gets nul point for everything except filling her (banned) ...
... rather than royalties, for their work, the chief executive of former ITV contractor Thames Television claimed this week. Speaking at the Financial Titties Cable and Satellite Broadcasting Conference in London, Richard Dunn predicted that Equity would ...
... As a female, I always find it hard to review Potter objectively, because I don't much like his oft- repeated theatrically-speaking view of women. First he puts them on a pedestal, usually starkers, to be lusted after or adored from afar. Then he tears ...
... schoolboy Marshall, reprieved from his role as John Ross in Dalias, moves with his family to Eerie which is statistically-speaking the most normal town in the US. The opening scenes show normality in action fathers mow their front lawns in perfect syn ...
... it needed to be changed to keep pace with changes which have taken place in industry. It was important to have characters speaking the language of modern business. Structuring events in the novel to fit a six-part serial format was not difficult, he points ...
... Subtitling and dubbing in French, Swedish and Norwegian will make certain programmes more accessible to some Europeans who don't speak English or American. As the service develops, the range of languages will increase with the various locally tailored soundtracks ...
... party chairman when the Prime Minister hears the voice of God sounding in tone more like Nelson Mandela than Alistair Cooke speaking a polit ical message which spells death to political parties. God believes that every person in this world matters equally ...
... by Ian Holm, Penelope Wilton and iMruciia v*anaiu, as uic icnirai characters, could not be better, even if Holm and Wilton speak slightly better than the very un- grammatical parents of Norton's novels. I'm pleased they're not affectedly lower class. Look ...
... all ITV's network pro grammes, has in some instances demanded to changes to shows in order to make them more commercial. Speaking at a EXXiB meeting held at I^ondon's BAFTA centre, director David Tucker accused the Network Centre of arrogating to itself ...