With... Adam Sargant
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It's our last episode of series 1!!! Expect ghost, ghouls and lots of
laughs as we round off the series with Adam Sargant, AKA Haunted Haworth.
We'll be...
5 months ago
But I went through a period of turmoil then. It was very difficult doing Leos’s Lovers on the Bridge plus Damage plus Wuthering Heights. The shoots were very difficult, my life was difficult; like a tunnel, not just simply because I was with the director.A Manchester Evening News article on actor Rupert Hil mentions the forthcoming stage production of Wuthering Heights in which he will play Heathcliff:
Despite his big business plans, Rupert is still keeping busy with the acting. He’s just completed a national tour of When Harry Met Sally and now starts rehearsals playing literary anti-hero Heathcliff in a new production of Wuthering Heights under acclaimed director John Godber. (Dianne Bourne)Incidentally, the San Francisco Chronicle has a list of saving tips for college which includes buying secondhand books, such as Wuthering Heights.
Peggy marches in action, rounds up her troops Billy and Minty (not exactly the SAS unless it stands for Silly And Stupid) and has befuddled Fill dragged back home to the Queen Vic.An article on Associated Content sorts Facebook friends into different categories. Apparently one of them is:
There, she has him boarded up in the upstairs living room, a bit like that mad women in the attic in Jane Eyre. A fire was involved in that literary soap too. Here in EastEnders (BBC1) it’s time to set fire to the Vic again.
5. The Sad SacksOh, poor Charlotte. We will defend her by pointing out that many of her letters are animated and very interesting to read but, truth be told, she also was a 'sad sack' from time to time, particularly to her friend Ellen Nussey around the 1852 period.
The Sad Sacks are the Charlotte Brontë characters of Facebook. They're probably lying back on a chaise with their eyes bright from a TB-fever as they feebly type in their incredibly vague, but melodramatic status updates. (Susan Abe)
Quite happy to see my article on Facebook Friends, citing poor Charlotte, noted on your site. Many thanks, Susan Abe
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