Around 2008 / 2009, Glenda was a regular customer at the supermarket that I worked in. This is pre self checkouts, so I used to be thrilled when she came through my register. She was always very friendly and polite.
I'm 35 and just finished binge watching prisoner. Rita was my all time favourite top dog next to Bea. I was also shocked and proud to hear that she is from Rhodesia. My mom and dad were in Rhodesia and then moved to Australia, I was born in Australia but grew up in South Africa now I'm back in Australia. Would love to give "Rita" a cuddle 🥰 WARRIORS!!!!!
Loved listening to Glenda - a great storyteller and very kind and humble. Amazed how much work she did in preparation for Rita's character. Thanks for this interview.
The gorgeous & most humble Glenda. I'm thrilled I got to meet her twice when the Prisoner fan club flew her over to the UK. First in 2009 to Birmingham & Glasgow & the following year with Maggie which was extra special starring together. Plus Glenda performed her one-woman show 'Retrospective Rita' performing 5 monologues of her all-time favourite characters from stage & screen, the last being of course Rita Connors. A kind & generous human being. One of the nicest actors to meet from Prisoner. Bless her for doing the interview on her day off. Another amazing addition to the Talking Prisoner series. Thank you, Glenda, Matt & Ken.
What an amazing interview Glenda was like a breath of fresh air to prisoner and everything she brought to the table with her character rita(the beater) Connors especially out of all the top dogs she's the one who brought Joan Ferguson down finally absolutely love prisoner and love all talking Prisoner interviews ❤️
We would love a part two also but at the moment we have no plans for a part two as Glenda has a very heavy workload, if Glenda’s workload changes we would most definitely have a part two. Who was your favourite top dog ?
@@TalkingPrisoner Bea was definitely my favourite top dog and I love Myra, but Rita gives me such fond memories as I started watching Prisoner from age 6 when it was being shown on Central TV in the UK. The episodes from Blackmoor up to the finale are some of my favourite and Glenda's performance as Rita during this period is up there with some of the best acting in the whole series. That Penguin award was well deserved 👏
Loved Rita wow only realising now what a great actress Glenda is. I still watch prisoner today reminds me of my time in Australia. Rita character was prisoner I only looked it up years later because I had to watch Rita again !! Even better than the first time I saw it. ❤
Great video, I'm a big fan of prisoner and it's great to see Rita Connors again 40 years later. It's a great channel, I look forward to more interviews .👍😀
Wow!! This interview was everything!! Thank you so much guys for putting this interview together, and thank you to Glenda for this amazing interview. Rita was my all time favorite character and topdog in prisoner. Glenda seems like such a lovely person with a big heart, and I couldn't stop smiling the whole time while I was watching this interview. Thanks again 😎
@@TalkingPrisoner Already subscribed buddy 😊 I definitely would have loved for Prisoner to have continued past 692. There was still so many story's to tell, its a shame it got cancelled due to ratings
Great interview! Love how engaged she was and so full of enthusiasm and amusement when reminiscing on her days in Prisoner. It's nice to see how endearing the show is to her to this day. Glenda has a big personality and has also aged extremely well! It must be a hoot to be a student in one of her acting classes.
Im sooooo glad that I finally - after 2 decades - watched past the Bea/Lizzy/Judy era to completion, or I wouldn't be able to fully enjoy all of these wonderful interviews. Rita and the final bunch of women really did save the show and, after a slump, meant that it ended just as you were left wanting more, which is the way any good production should go out. Loving this interview so far. She seems so kind and nice.
What a fantastic interview! Glenda is so engaging and real.Just lovely and so much fun. Glenda,you're looking great and you are such a sweetheart.You speak so well on the topic,this interview was a delight. This is definitely one of the best Prisoner interviews. Thank you so much Glenda for participating.
@@TalkingPrisoner Well,it would have to be Rita since she took down The Freak :).Minnie's run as Top Dog was fun.And of course Queen Bea will always be iconic.
Hahaha thank you boys for asking the final question.. And to Glenda for ANSWERING it hahaha love it!! Gorgeous, funny and intelligent lady with huuuuuge acting chops that (in my opinion) carried the show from episode 600.. Right through to the end!! Love you Rita/Glenda xxxx
In one episode in the final season, Rita talks about and describes her ride with Slasher across the Nullarbor when she was younger. I found the story to be quite enchanting and inspiring, so I just recently decided to head out and cross the Nullarbor myself, and thought of Rita on her Harley as I was rolling along the badlands... not on a motorbike unfortunately, but still quite incredible!
Wow another fascinating journey we're taken on and a wonderful colorful narrative with a very effervescent Glenda .... we could definitely hear more from Glenda ... perhaps a second hander sometime in the future ???
It’s funny that this would pop up in my feed, as I just finished my 28th run of the series this evening! And, in the comments of Episode 692, I have written a short fan fiction of “Rita’s Story”, inspired by Rita’s final line, “I’ll be the oldest bikey in the world!” Loved Rita, and love Glenda!
@@TalkingPrisoner Here ya go. And as I stated, this is fan fiction. And the story continues... Rita stated, "I'll be the oldest biker in the world!" And this is true. Rita went on & continued treatment, and went into remission. By her side, Alice cared for her night and day, anxiously awaiting Harry's release from Barnhurst. Harry received an early parole due to good behavior & remissions. Upon his release, Harry returned to Wentworth and was hired by the department as maintenance & groundskeeper, married Alice & lived in the apartment on the prison grounds where Alice & Rita reside. Anne puts Rita up for parole because of her illness, and is approved. But little did anyone else know, Anne also submitted Alice for early release. With remissions & diligence in caring for Rita, Alice received her parole so she could continue with her caring for Rita. And, upon their release, Harry & Alice take Rita to live on Alice's family farm along with Ida, who passed away shortly after moving in, due to a massive stroke. Although the four were only together for a short time, they were a family, not through blood, but through love. Harry & Alice continued caring for Rita, helping her through the mourning of Ida, and recovery, with experimental medication & treatment. Rita started riding again, but not with a club. She roamed the country, and returned when news arrived of Alice joining the duffer's club. It was Rita's turn to take care of Alice while Harry cared for the farm, and soon they were a family of four again with the arrival of Ida Louise, a beautiful curly hair who would receive more love than any child could ever wish for. And as their dear friend Lorelei would say, "And they lived happily ever after." ******************* Joan, on the other hand, would not have it easy in the west. But that, I'll save for another day. And believe me, EVERYTHING COMES FULL CIRCLE FOR THE FREAK! *******************
One more thing about Rita, although it probably wasn’t intentional, almost from her arrival to Wentworth, Rita begins to show signs of being sick. They are subtle at the start, but the closer to the end, the more noticeable.
@@TalkingPrisoner I am loving it . To see you guys get access with these legends makes me both me jealous but mostly really happy that you guys have actually brought the best out of them and their honesty ! :) I cannot wait for each Friday now lol . Hope you guys are well .
@@TalkingPrisoner A bit of a non-answer, but I loved them all as they all brought something different to the table. Bea, Myra and Rita were all excellent, but even the likes of Minnie and Nora had different enjoyable qualities. Fight arranger Glen Ruehland was mentioned in Glenda’s interview - if he’s still around that might make an interesting behind the scenes interview! 🙂👍
I can’t tell you how much I’ve loved watching this episode,,, as a 12 year old in 1989 I saw the play of Prisoner in Stoke on Trent in which Glenda performed,, I thought she was fab,, sadly my parents who took me wouldn’t allow me to try and get an autograph from the back door 🙁
Just thought I'd a watch the into and ended up watching the lot! I've met Glenda a few times and she is genuinely interested in fan's interest and she's always interesting to listen to. Thanks again, all.
Never knew Glenda lived in Paignton. Been there many times as I have a friend there. Great advice about a gap year. I was pushed into going to university far too young and struggled socially and my degree was wasted in the end.
@@TalkingPrisoner No sadly. it's 25 years since I left University. Wasn't prepared for it and not preparared for the outside world. I was from a poor family and had a major inferiority complex. Have to say I encounted some mean spiritedness/bullying from some of my fellow students/housemates. Not invited for nights out as I wasn't considered one of the "cool" people. They even had a Christmas party in our kitchen without even mentioning it! Anyway I met lots of really nice people whilst travelling, people who weren't as narrow minded as the ones who attended the university I did. That is why I back up Glenda's comments 100%. Don't get me started on the debt either. I had the Student loans company chasing after me for 25 years and now they have changed that to 40 years for new students. That's one hell of a commitment, so if you aren't sure wait and get some life expereince first.
Great Interview, Concise, and to the point. Introduction & Career details given the right amount of time...then the Interview got onto Prisoner-related subjects....
Great interview, as always...1 hour better than nothing...has there been a delay or cancellation with the Pepe / Lexie interview? Looking forward to seeing who else follows the Delia Stout interview too... keep up the good work....would love to hear from Patsy King and Amanda Muggleton in particular.
All good things to those who wait. We finally got Glenda!The last of the big Prisoner icons. Fantastic interview (well done Ken and Matt) she certainly didn't disappoint and was a delight to watch. My remaining wishlist in no particular order; Carole Skinner, Bevan Lee, Amanda Muggleton, Rosanne Hull Brown, Lindy Davies, Caroline Gilmour, Jan Russ, Jane Clifton. Look forward to the next one.
@@TalkingPrisoner well..it's obvious but it has to be queen Bea ...she's the definitive top dog .but when I got used to her I loved Myra ...loads of rubbish ones in between ..then the glorious Rita ..finally beat the freak ...all three actresses were sublime ...but Bea was my first and best
I'm a wee bit younger than Glenda being a mid 60's baby from the UK. But my mum also had a chance to be a £10 pom back in her youth. Luckily she didn't take up the offer. Else I wouldn't be here today. lol She did actually tell me in the late 1970's when I was a (quickly) growing teen, that all things considered how the UK was under the then Labour Government that she regretted that decision. But luckily we had an incoming Conservative Government that changed the economic landscape of the UK right around that time. So we lived happily for many years after that in a vastly changed country. She died almost 10 years ago now, having lived out her days being able to afford to eat and to heat her house. She would probably be mightily pissed off again at the current situation were she still with us.
Rita Connors was the best female character ever created for Australian television. Prisoner is the best drama ever made. The storyline regarding the indigenous character Sarah West and Pamela Maddigan episode 658 to 670 were the best episodes ever shown on Aus television. The other theme that was POWERFUL was female peer friendship. Not the stock standard Aus drama girls fighting over the same bloke, boring. Lois Collinder played Rita's best friend Alice Lurch for the last 100 episodes. Fabulous and life affirming friendship. Above all Glenda Linscott the most gifted actor in this country. Good luck teaching at WAAPA . Thanks for your work at Blackmoor . The storyline was really how Ned Kelly would have behaved if he was a female prisoner. Ned would have stood up just like Linscott's Connors. Take a bow Rita Connors. Let's have far more drama and stories that are female centred. Can't be too hard. Esther Mitchell
Great interview however way too many adverts! 40 seconds into it and an advert came up. For the whole 1 hour interview, at least 20 or more ad breaks... most videos i watch arent this bad...
@@MarkTheMadMan Firefox + adblock + noscript + uBlock Origin are your actual friends. Tweak every site to your heart's content to get 99% of sites ad free on an actual PC browser. On a phone you're probably stuffed. my uBlock Origin blocker is for instance showing 144 blocked links from this page alone.. Sorry video producers if this annoys you.. But there you go...
As Ken said, the Rita Connors character almost single-handedly rescued the show in the final season in my opinion. Thanks for another great interview.
What are your thoughts on the way the show ended ?
She was ..and kath went from an annoying character to one you really rooted for.
Around 2008 / 2009, Glenda was a regular customer at the supermarket that I worked in. This is pre self checkouts, so I used to be thrilled when she came through my register. She was always very friendly and polite.
I'm 35 and just finished binge watching prisoner. Rita was my all time favourite top dog next to Bea. I was also shocked and proud to hear that she is from Rhodesia. My mom and dad were in Rhodesia and then moved to Australia, I was born in Australia but grew up in South Africa now I'm back in Australia. Would love to give "Rita" a cuddle 🥰 WARRIORS!!!!!
Loved listening to Glenda - a great storyteller and very kind and humble. Amazed how much work she did in preparation for Rita's character. Thanks for this interview.
What an absolutely delightful person, Glenda’s personality is infectious and makes you smile just listening to her 😊
I always loved that scene round about ep 650 when Nancy and Rita said their goodbyes. So well acted and a tear-jerker. Anyone else remember that one?
Rolling out all the big guns now guys! Well done Matt and Ken. Thoroughly enjoyed. Lewis
Thanks for your kind words Lewis. Are you enjoying our channel so far ?
Your channel is superb. Are there any plans to interview Janet Andrewartha? Lewis
The gorgeous & most humble Glenda. I'm thrilled I got to meet her twice when the Prisoner fan club flew her over to the UK. First in 2009 to Birmingham & Glasgow & the following year with Maggie which was extra special starring together. Plus Glenda performed her one-woman show 'Retrospective Rita' performing 5 monologues of her all-time favourite characters from stage & screen, the last being of course Rita Connors. A kind & generous human being. One of the nicest actors to meet from Prisoner. Bless her for doing the interview on her day off. Another amazing addition to the Talking Prisoner series. Thank you, Glenda, Matt & Ken.
Thanks so much for your kind words Adam.
Rita was my favorite character on the show....brilliant ! the beater with a heart of gold...best top dog
What an amazing interview Glenda was like a breath of fresh air to prisoner and everything she brought to the table with her character rita(the beater) Connors especially out of all the top dogs she's the one who brought Joan Ferguson down finally absolutely love prisoner and love all talking Prisoner interviews ❤️
Thank you so much for your support and kind words. Have you watched the other interviews yet ?
Omg she's my no 1 .I'm buzzing can't say how much this means too me . I love you Glenda you are my no 1
Thank you for your kind words, Did you enjoy the interview ?
Fabulous interview. Glenda has so much charisma. Gutted it wasn't for longer. Any chance of a part 2?
We would love a part two also but at the moment we have no plans for a part two as Glenda has a very heavy workload, if Glenda’s workload changes we would most definitely have a part two. Who was your favourite top dog ?
@@TalkingPrisoner Bea was definitely my favourite top dog and I love Myra, but Rita gives me such fond memories as I started watching Prisoner from age 6 when it was being shown on Central TV in the UK. The episodes from Blackmoor up to the finale are some of my favourite and Glenda's performance as Rita during this period is up there with some of the best acting in the whole series. That Penguin award was well deserved 👏
will always love Rita hope Glenda came Blackpool xx she did mention frank matcham designed theatres xx
Glenda Linscott is an incredible woman!
Absolutely love glenda what a hell of a women. Love her spirit and love just listening to her stories. Thank you so so much for this
Loved Rita wow only realising now what a great actress Glenda is. I still watch prisoner today reminds me of my time in Australia. Rita character was prisoner I only looked it up years later because I had to watch Rita again !! Even better than the first time I saw it. ❤
These interviews just get better and better,Glenda is wonderful.Thank you.
Thanks so much, Rochard. Which has been your favourite interview so far?
@@TalkingPrisoner Maybe Louise Siversen v Maggie K ! but also loved All three of Coral Drouyns and Kate Hoods,But i must say,All have being great,
Great video, I'm a big fan of prisoner and it's great to see Rita Connors again 40 years later.
It's a great channel, I look forward to more interviews .👍😀
Wow!! This interview was everything!! Thank you so much guys for putting this interview together, and thank you to Glenda for this amazing interview. Rita was my all time favorite character and topdog in prisoner. Glenda seems like such a lovely person with a big heart, and I couldn't stop smiling the whole time while I was watching this interview. Thanks again 😎
Thank you so much for watching and we hope you can subscribe to our channel. Would you have liked to have seen Prisoner continue past episode 692 ?
@@TalkingPrisoner Already subscribed buddy 😊
I definitely would have loved for Prisoner to have continued past 692. There was still so many story's to tell, its a shame it got cancelled due to ratings
OMG< they got Rit-I am shaking. Can't wait to hear this podcast.
Have you stopped shaking hehe, did you enjoy the interview ?
YESSSSSS!!!!! So excited to watch. Glenda is an amazing human being. I cannot say how much I loved watching!!!
Glenda is amazing ! What a lovely talented kind lady ! Nice interview ! She is very generous in her praise and it was funny about “slasher” 🤣🤣🤣
RIP Slasher (Ian Doig) It would have been amazing to speak with him.
Wow great interview with the great Glenda one of my fav top 5 characters in prisoner.great job once again Matt and Ken.
Thank you for your kind words ans support. Who is your top 1 ?
Great interview! Love how engaged she was and so full of enthusiasm and amusement when reminiscing on her days in Prisoner. It's nice to see how endearing the show is to her to this day. Glenda has a big personality and has also aged extremely well! It must be a hoot to be a student in one of her acting classes.
That's crazy I live about 30 mins from Paignton in Devon never had a clue Glenda lived there 😁
Im sooooo glad that I finally - after 2 decades - watched past the Bea/Lizzy/Judy era to completion, or I wouldn't be able to fully enjoy all of these wonderful interviews. Rita and the final bunch of women really did save the show and, after a slump, meant that it ended just as you were left wanting more, which is the way any good production should go out. Loving this interview so far. She seems so kind and nice.
Thank you so much for your kind words and I’m happy you are enjoying our interviews, what was your favourite era of Prisoner?
I would like to say this woman is the loveliest person that I have seen on your interviews. Great job you guys have done with this project.
What a fantastic interview! Glenda is so engaging and real.Just lovely and so much fun.
Glenda,you're looking great and you are such a sweetheart.You speak so well on the topic,this interview was a delight.
This is definitely one of the best Prisoner interviews.
Thank you so much Glenda for participating.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Who was your favourite Top Dog ?
@@TalkingPrisoner Well,it would have to be Rita since she took down The Freak :).Minnie's run as Top Dog was fun.And of course Queen Bea will always be iconic.
Hahaha thank you boys for asking the final question.. And to Glenda for ANSWERING it hahaha love it!! Gorgeous, funny and intelligent lady with huuuuuge acting chops that (in my opinion) carried the show from episode 600.. Right through to the end!! Love you Rita/Glenda xxxx
Such a lovely person, and a great actress.
In one episode in the final season, Rita talks about and describes her ride with Slasher across the Nullarbor when she was younger. I found the story to be quite enchanting and inspiring, so I just recently decided to head out and cross the Nullarbor myself, and thought of Rita on her Harley as I was rolling along the badlands... not on a motorbike unfortunately, but still quite incredible!
She seems so friendly and her laugh is so contagious!
She was so amazing to speak to and learn about her career.
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! What a treat Glenda is!! Thanks everyone xxxxxx
Thanks for your kind words Em
what a lovely lady!! fabulous interview 🤍
Thank you for your kind words.
Never changed she was absolutely mint In prisoner cell block h x
Wow another fascinating journey we're taken on and a wonderful colorful narrative with a very effervescent Glenda .... we could definitely hear more from Glenda ... perhaps a second hander sometime in the future ???
Hi Bobby, I agree with you also, hopefully one day soon when Glenda’s schedule is more free we can get a part 2, who was your favourite Top Dog ?
@@TalkingPrisoner My favorite Top Dog is Bea Smith.
Brilliant! It’s so good she acknowledges the magnitude of prisoner and her role in it
Thanks for your kind words Lee,
Queen Glenda! How wonderful! A TRUE actor and a lovely woman, it seems! That interview really was EXTRA special 😀
Thank you for your kind words
It’s funny that this would pop up in my feed, as I just finished my 28th run of the series this evening! And, in the comments of Episode 692, I have written a short fan fiction of “Rita’s Story”, inspired by Rita’s final line, “I’ll be the oldest bikey in the world!”
Loved Rita, and love Glenda!
Thanks for your kind words and please subscribe to our channel. We would love to see your story if you would like to share with us
@@TalkingPrisoner
Here ya go. And as I stated, this is fan fiction.
And the story continues...
Rita stated, "I'll be the oldest biker in the world!" And this is true. Rita went on & continued treatment, and went into remission. By her side, Alice cared for her night and day, anxiously awaiting Harry's release from Barnhurst.
Harry received an early parole due to good behavior & remissions. Upon his release, Harry returned to Wentworth and was hired by the department as maintenance & groundskeeper, married Alice & lived in the apartment on the prison grounds where Alice & Rita reside.
Anne puts Rita up for parole because of her illness, and is approved. But little did anyone else know, Anne also submitted Alice for early release. With remissions & diligence in caring for Rita, Alice received her parole so she could continue with her caring for Rita. And, upon their release, Harry & Alice take Rita to live on Alice's family farm along with Ida, who passed away shortly after moving in, due to a massive stroke. Although the four were only together for a short time, they were a family, not through blood, but through love. Harry & Alice continued caring for Rita, helping her through the mourning of Ida, and recovery, with experimental medication & treatment.
Rita started riding again, but not with a club. She roamed the country, and returned when news arrived of Alice joining the duffer's club. It was Rita's turn to take care of Alice while Harry cared for the farm, and soon they were a family of four again with the arrival of Ida Louise, a beautiful curly hair who would receive more love than any child could ever wish for.
And as their dear friend Lorelei would say, "And they lived happily ever after."
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Joan, on the other hand, would not have it easy in the west. But that, I'll save for another day. And believe me, EVERYTHING COMES FULL CIRCLE FOR THE FREAK!
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One more thing about Rita, although it probably wasn’t intentional, almost from her arrival to Wentworth, Rita begins to show signs of being sick. They are subtle at the start, but the closer to the end, the more noticeable.
@@Nacho-Mamma Thank you for sharing. Please feel free to share on the Talking Prisoner FaceBook page.
What a wonderful lady! So humble and open no ego or anything. Great interview Matt and Ken ! Yet again
Thank you for your kind words Andrew. Are you enjoying our channel so far ?
@@TalkingPrisoner I am loving it . To see you guys get access with these legends makes me both me jealous but mostly really happy that you guys have actually brought the best out of them and their honesty ! :) I cannot wait for each Friday now lol . Hope you guys are well .
A wonderful interview with Glenda there. Love that positivity, especially at 41:15. Thanks for the upload. 🙂👍
Thanks for the kind words Jez, who was your favourite Top Dog ?
@@TalkingPrisoner A bit of a non-answer, but I loved them all as they all brought something different to the table. Bea, Myra and Rita were all excellent, but even the likes of Minnie and Nora had different enjoyable qualities. Fight arranger Glen Ruehland was mentioned in Glenda’s interview - if he’s still around that might make an interesting behind the scenes interview! 🙂👍
@@jezt42 That is a great answer. I must try and find Glen.
I can’t tell you how much I’ve loved watching this episode,,, as a 12 year old in 1989 I saw the play of Prisoner in Stoke on Trent in which Glenda performed,, I thought she was fab,, sadly my parents who took me wouldn’t allow me to try and get an autograph from the back door 🙁
We may be able to get Glenda's autograph for you now if you like, please email me talkingprisoner@gmail.com
Oh wow that would be so kind, I will email you directly
A wonderful interview with a lovely lady thank you.
Just thought I'd a watch the into and ended up watching the lot! I've met Glenda a few times and she is genuinely interested in fan's interest and she's always interesting to listen to. Thanks again, all.
Glad you enjoyed and watched it all.
yet another great interview with such a generous and beautiful soul that is Glenda.. well done all
Thank you for your kind words Daz.
@@TalkingPrisoner anytime..
So Aunty Ida and Slasher were pretty much playing themselves! Knew it... LOL
Aunty Ida is a great character, she could put on the "old lady act" when she wanted to.
A great return to form with such a humorous, kind and gracious actor.
Such true and kind words
Colette Mann now Glenda Linscott! You’re pulling out the stops here, guys. Well done and thanks to you both. 👍🙂
We have many more to come :-)
Never knew Glenda lived in Paignton. Been there many times as I have a friend there. Great advice about a gap year. I was pushed into going to university far too young and struggled socially and my degree was wasted in the end.
Sorry to hear about your degree, did you end up working in a job that you enjoyed ?
@@TalkingPrisoner No sadly. it's 25 years since I left University. Wasn't prepared for it and not preparared for the outside world. I was from a poor family and had a major inferiority complex. Have to say I encounted some mean spiritedness/bullying from some of my fellow students/housemates. Not invited for nights out as I wasn't considered one of the "cool" people. They even had a Christmas party in our kitchen without even mentioning it! Anyway I met lots of really nice people whilst travelling, people who weren't as narrow minded as the ones who attended the university I did. That is why I back up Glenda's comments 100%. Don't get me started on the debt either. I had the Student loans company chasing after me for 25 years and now they have changed that to 40 years for new students. That's one hell of a commitment, so if you aren't sure wait and get some life expereince first.
I remember slasher in the first episode. He was so bad. 😂
Glenda still as delightful as ever ❤
Another great interview guys. Glenda looks amazing.
Thanks so much James…who was your favourite top dog ?
Super interview - such a warm and generous individual! Thanks for the insights, Glenda!
Thank you for your kind words.
Great Interview, Concise, and to the point. Introduction & Career details given the right amount of time...then the Interview got onto Prisoner-related subjects....
Thank you
Oh wow just seen this pop up.can’t wait to watch this interview.one of my top characters in prisoner.looking forward to this one
Was Rita your favourite top dog ?
Great to see her again 💖
Who was your favourite top dog ?
@@TalkingPrisoner Bea was my favourite with Rita a fantastic second.
love part 2 great interview
We do hope one day Glenda will have the time to come back for a part 2
Great interview, as always...1 hour better than nothing...has there been a delay or cancellation with the Pepe / Lexie interview? Looking forward to seeing who else follows the Delia Stout interview too... keep up the good work....would love to hear from Patsy King and Amanda Muggleton in particular.
Thank you so much for your kind words. We are interviewing Pepe next week.
All good things to those who wait. We finally got Glenda!The last of the big Prisoner icons. Fantastic interview (well done Ken and Matt) she certainly didn't disappoint and was a delight to watch.
My remaining wishlist in no particular order; Carole Skinner, Bevan Lee, Amanda Muggleton, Rosanne Hull Brown, Lindy Davies, Caroline Gilmour, Jan Russ, Jane Clifton.
Look forward to the next one.
But Amanda Muggleton and Jane Clifton are big Prisoner Icons, though 🤗🤗
Thanks for your kind words Calum. You wont be disappointed with our upcoming interviews :-) Who is at the top of your list ?
@@TalkingPrisoner has to be Carole. Such a big character yet doesn't seem to have given interviews thus far.
Keep up the good work 👏 🙌
I really want to see Jane Clifton and Amanda .
@@andrews6341 Exactly. Me Too. 😍😍
Absolutely brilliant. Love glenda ....Rita was an amazing character. ..
Rita certainly was. Who was your favourite Top Dog ?
@@TalkingPrisoner well..it's obvious but it has to be queen Bea ...she's the definitive top dog .but when I got used to her I loved Myra ...loads of rubbish ones in between ..then the glorious Rita ..finally beat the freak ...all three actresses were sublime ...but Bea was my first and best
I have been hoping for this one forever! :)
Did you enjoy ?
What a nice lady.
Great interview 👏 👍 Will there be an interview with Espeth Ballantyne at some point?
loved this, thank you
Hi Andrew, Did you enjoy this interview ?
Yesss! Finally 😁 I love Glenda
Did you enjoy the interview ?
excited for next Fridays episode 42! If we carry on we could match the 692 !! :-) who is best weeks guest ? 👍🏼
Do you think we could get to episode 692 ? HAHA
Glenda linscott, you not changed from all the years back. Great actress xx
I loved Glenda in Murder Call
You can currently watch murder call on prime UK
Such an incredible interview!!!!
And an incredible actress. Love her.
This is going to be great 👍
Thank you for such an incredible interview.
Thanks Geoff
The discussion about Rita's tatts was funny. I always found Rita's "Slasher" tattoo on her arm to be quite amusing.. haha
Awesome interview by a very talented actress
Thanks for your kind words Liam
Glenda Was Amazing In This Show
She is adorable
Such a beautiful soul.
The writer that Glenda is trying to remember is, Kit Oldfield
Glenda Linscott is a sweetheart
Lovely lady
I'm a wee bit younger than Glenda being a mid 60's baby from the UK. But my mum also had a chance to be a £10 pom back in her youth.
Luckily she didn't take up the offer. Else I wouldn't be here today. lol
She did actually tell me in the late 1970's when I was a (quickly) growing teen, that all things considered how the UK was under the then Labour Government that she regretted that decision.
But luckily we had an incoming Conservative Government that changed the economic landscape of the UK right around that time. So we lived happily for many years after that in a vastly changed country. She died almost 10 years ago now, having lived out her days being able to afford to eat and to heat her house. She would probably be mightily pissed off again at the current situation were she still with us.
Rita Connors was the best female character ever created for Australian television. Prisoner is the best drama ever made.
The storyline regarding the indigenous character Sarah West and Pamela Maddigan episode 658 to 670 were the best episodes ever shown on Aus television.
The other theme that was POWERFUL was female peer friendship. Not the stock standard Aus drama girls fighting over the same bloke, boring.
Lois Collinder played Rita's best friend Alice Lurch for the last 100 episodes. Fabulous and life affirming friendship.
Above all Glenda Linscott the most gifted actor in this country. Good luck teaching at WAAPA .
Thanks for your work at Blackmoor . The storyline was really how Ned Kelly would have behaved if he was a female prisoner. Ned would have stood up just like Linscott's Connors.
Take a bow Rita Connors.
Let's have far more drama and stories that are female centred. Can't be too hard.
Esther Mitchell
YAY
Wow 🤩
Glad the Department approved
She's a very nice sweet person.
She really is, it was such a joy to speak and interview Glenda
She hasn't changed a bit she looks well
Great interview however way too many adverts! 40 seconds into it and an advert came up. For the whole 1 hour interview, at least 20 or more ad breaks... most videos i watch arent this bad...
Apart from the ads did you enjoy the interview ?
@@TalkingPrisoner yes it was great. Shes so funny. Amazing lady
i didn't see any ads because i use an adblocker
@@g_reg84 Thats awesome
@@ryanwilliams1800 Naughty Naughty
too many ads
adblock is your friend
@@MarkTheMadMan Firefox + adblock + noscript + uBlock Origin are your actual friends.
Tweak every site to your heart's content to get 99% of sites ad free on an actual PC browser. On a phone you're probably stuffed.
my uBlock Origin blocker is for instance showing 144 blocked links from this page alone.. Sorry video producers if this annoys you.. But there you go...