She knows how to use her face, you get right into her head, I have seen her on Stage twice and the films. She has her own style with the slight nasal voice
Bless you! Thank you for uploading...unwinding after a long day with 10 minute instalments of this irresistible masterpiece..Love our Dame Maggie!!!! What a gem...GB SHAW certainly wrote some wonderful. plays..
You Believe Her in anything she says because she is an actress who lets you in to her head with her face . I have seen her in live theater . One of a kind
Judo is a sport, it's Aikido which is the martial art. lol this is funny though, can't wiat till Tom's part in it. The solicator so far is my fave character ^^
EPIPHANIA: Well, to oblige you. [_She sits down with a flounce. The back of the chair snaps off short with a loud crack. She springs up._] Ow!! [_weeping_] Oh, I cannot even sit in a *chair* without wrecking it! My life is curs't!! SAGAMORE [collapses on the table, shaking with uncontrollable laughter]!!!!!! EPIPHANIA. [_weeping_] Ay: laugh, laugh. [_contemptuously and indignantly_] *Fool*! *Clown*! SAGAMORE [rising resolutely and fetching another chair from the wall] My best faked Hepplewhite gone. It cost me four guineas. [Placing the chair for her] Now will you please sit down as gently as you can, and stop calling me names? Then, if you wish, you can tell me what on earth is the matter. [He picks up the broken-off back of the chair and puts it on the table].
I don't think it ever says how long they were married or how old they are in the scene; He could be well retired by now, growing accustomed to a millionaire's life and just coasting on Epifania's money.
Wow - Dame Maggie jokes about her boxer husband beating her up... how times have changed since George Bernard Shaw's day... and even since 1972 - thank God this would not be considered the stuff of comedy today!
i like how you people are whining about "wife beating", when she literally said "i went for him with my fists". she is saying SHE beat HIM for not paying more attention to her, in which he hit her back in self-defense. somehow modern generations are becoming increasingly more sensitive and dumber at the same time.
I've seen "Ms Smith" in one of my favorite adaptations of Pride and Prejudice, as Mrs Bennett. The voice is unmistakable 😉
"What is this I'm sitting on?"
- The Dowager Countess -
"Why must every day involve a fight(?) with an American?"
@@jeraldbaxter3532 😂👍
Maggie is just absolutely glorious in this.
Maggie just has the worst luck with chairs, doesn't she?
What A gorgeous outfit Maggie is wearing.
my god! what a jewel she is.
she is such a good actress ...she is what i want to be when i grow up.
Never before has a description of domestic violence made me laugh this hard :D Maggie is the best.
7:06 "Oh... what's happened to the chair?"
"I HAVE HAPPENED TO THE CHAIR"
love that!
"Don't be a fool! Expect something utterly common!"
"You presssuuume to compare your sister to me?!! Just histerical, what a jewel.
She is a beautiful lady such a wonderful actress.
Love love loveee her she is absolutely incredible!!!!!
She knows how to use her face, you get right into her head, I have seen her on
Stage twice and the films. She has her own style with the slight nasal voice
Bless you! Thank you for uploading...unwinding after a long day with 10 minute instalments of this irresistible masterpiece..Love our Dame Maggie!!!! What a gem...GB SHAW certainly wrote some wonderful. plays..
You Believe Her in anything she says because she is an actress who lets you in to her head with her face . I have seen her in live theater . One of a kind
Lol "I have happened to the chair, let it be a warning to you!" Gahahhaaaa!!
"He stripped well, unlike most handsome men..."
at 3:09 that stare and that tone. SHE WAS BORN TO PLAY MINERVA MCGONAGALL 👑✨
maggie smith is the best! La creme de le creme
How daaaare you promise him!! *OMG love her!
Why does Maggie Smith's character in this movie make me think Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory is her son?
"Sit on what's left of your sham Hepplewhite!"
I have happened to the chair, let it be a warning for you. i'm still laughing
Ohhhhhh I'm loving this...thank you ever so much again..
Wonderful! Thanks you so much for uploading
6:20 when she's looking back and forth. So brilliantly funny.
I was not speaking to you, I was speaking to THE WOMAN. 🤣🤣
Maggie Smith looks surprisingly beautiful here!!!
Awesom thanks fr downloading
I can hear her channelling Kenneth Williams ..
In this, we she the foreshadowing of the Dowager Countess of Grantham. I keep expecting her to say, "Vulgarity is no substitute for wit!"
How dare you called Judo a sport! It's a religion!!!!
LMAO
"How daaare you call Judo a sport, it's a Religion!"
Also remarkable how many literary men of the day had this fascination with pugilists & their 'art'...PG WODEHOUSE, AC Doyle & others.....
Marvelous play, Marvelous actress .... godawful, sledgehammer direction.
Fabtastic!!
Judo is a sport, it's Aikido which is the martial art.
lol this is funny though, can't wiat till Tom's part in it. The solicator so far is my fave character ^^
Isn't she proffesor McGonagal?
Ha ha! The wonderful acting of Priscilla Morgan..
She was the best Mrs Bennet yet..
EPIPHANIA: Well, to oblige you. [_She sits down with a flounce. The back of the chair snaps off short with a loud crack. She springs up._] Ow!! [_weeping_] Oh, I cannot even sit in a *chair* without wrecking it! My life is curs't!!
SAGAMORE [collapses on the table, shaking with uncontrollable laughter]!!!!!!
EPIPHANIA. [_weeping_] Ay: laugh, laugh. [_contemptuously and indignantly_] *Fool*! *Clown*!
SAGAMORE [rising resolutely and fetching another chair from the wall] My best faked Hepplewhite gone. It cost me four guineas. [Placing the chair for her] Now will you please sit down as gently as you can, and stop calling me names? Then, if you wish, you can tell me what on earth is the matter. [He picks up the broken-off back of the chair and puts it on the table].
Is this the same GRANNY from Downton???? If so......GRANNY INDEED HAS A PAST!!!!! 😂
"Judo? Do you mean Hebrew?" L M A O !
The trouble is the husband doesn't look like a boxer.
I don't think it ever says how long they were married or how old they are in the scene; He could be well retired by now, growing accustomed to a millionaire's life and just coasting on Epifania's money.
Wow - Dame Maggie jokes about her boxer husband beating her up... how times have changed since George Bernard Shaw's day... and even since 1972 - thank God this would not be considered the stuff of comedy today!
glamdolly20 good point. Thank Gd it is no longer acceptable to joke about wife-beating!
Is that Prunella Scales?!
dfsfds - Are you simple??
i noticed that, too. am wondering whether it's worth it to continue watching.
i like how you people are whining about "wife beating", when she literally said "i went for him with my fists". she is saying SHE beat HIM for not paying more attention to her, in which he hit her back in self-defense. somehow modern generations are becoming increasingly more sensitive and dumber at the same time.
I wept laughing. Ahaaaaaaaaaaa.
So dramatic.
"My world is not your world."
Husband love his ex wife🥰🥰🥰🥰
so fuuuuunny min4
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