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22 Jan 17
21:05
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Jim Kerr in a blonde wig?
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Thriller based on Louise Doughty's novel about a scientist who begins a passionate affair with a stranger who reveals very little about himself, but who plays a mysterious role in the government.
Their secret meeting in a backstreet has devastating consequences, as a violent incident threatens everything she holds dear. Starring Emily Watson and Ben Chaplin Cast Clerk Syreeta Kumar (IMDB) Gary Carmichael Mark Bonnar (IMDB) Mark Costley Ben Chaplin (IMDB) Liz Franc Ashman (IMDB) Susannah Susan Lynch (IMDB) Dr Yvonne Carmichael Emily Watson (IMDB) Select committee chair Helen Anderson (IMDB) George Selway Steven Elder (IMDB) Jamie Robin Morrissey (IMDB) MP Richard Rycroft (IMDB) Security guard Andre Nightingale (IMDB) Carrie Olivia Vinall (IMDB) Rosa Laure Stockley (IMDB) Sathnam Assad Zaman (IMDB) |
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Turned it off, it's pointless crep.
As a matter of interest.... A story of sexual infidelity and sexual violence, written by a woman, screenplay by a woman, 2 executive producers both women. This is what I don't like about the BBC, the discrimination. |
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It is well-made, Good direction...... good acting..... Quality stuff .........maybe too grown-up for you studyform
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That must be it.
Mrs Study kept moaning about my unnecessary and lewd comments as well, so it's back to snooker, golf and football..... and she's STILL moaning. |
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Is he doing her up the Samantha Janus?
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Invest in a second TV..... SF
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The novel was excellent
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Do you read much Facts..... I find reading novels takes too long
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There is always something better I could be doing: More interesting
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Yep. Read a lot. Can't beat a good book.
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What like posting drivel on here?
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And you know it
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You're off your nut,stop tapping away and ask Ting-Tong to give you a noshing.
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I don't tap away , That is you who is tapping away, I am dictating onto Betfair, it is much easier, New technology and all that,
You're the one in the Stone Age: .....chump ! |
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You another one of these right-wing ****s ?
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Brainwashed idiots
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You'd be dangerous if you could tie your shoelaces together
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It was absolutely dire.
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Trying for the '50 Shades of Grey' market, but ignoring stuff like plot and storyline, in favour of a series of implausible back alley bunk ups (fnarr!).
We have two wealthy individuals incapable of getting a hotel room to conduct their affair in - so the viewer never even gets to see anything remotely racy, alienating even the wristers it was supposed to attract! |
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couldn't agree more.
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"so the viewer never even gets to see anything remotely racy"
And thank the Lord for that. She's a munter. |
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The book was very good.
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Apropos of nothing, has anyone been watching Unforgotten? Very decent imo.
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about as realistic as mememe going and shopping in Tesco.
Drivel |
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Yes, Unforgotten is excellent.
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Agreed.
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The book is far far superior to 50 shades of Rubbish. Of course the couple could afford hotel rooms, but you seem to be missing the point ! |
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Enjoyed it....thought Emily Watson was excellent and at 50yrs of age very attractive.Anyone else think she had a passing resemblance to the late Lee Remick?
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I was watching while cooking so may have missed some of the nuances, looks like we're being led to believe that the guy is connected to the security services
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Looks more like Alice Plunkett.
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It was good but not brilliant. I couldn’t bring myself to believe she would act as she did and the relationship was unconvincing.
Probably watch the next part but Wife has read the book and now told me the whole story, won't put in any spoiler. But from the first part last night it was hard to believe a high achiever like Yvonne could be so irritatingly dense, and the bloke she is having an affair with seems distant and odd. Interesting story what happens next, some unexpected twists.... |
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Roger...the point that the moron Facts is adhering to is that of the "civil servant" achieved his sexual "kicks" by having his rumpy pumpy in public....hotel sex wasn't his bag.
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You sir .......are the moron
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