Frances de la Tour
Born | July 30, 1944 |
Hometown | Bovingdon, England |
Height | 5'7" (1.70m) |
Spouse | David Godman (m 1968 - present) , Tom Kempinski |
Parents | Moyra de la Tour , Charles de la Tour |
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The tearjerking lesbian love scene deleted from Love Actually
- Frances de la Tour said it was ‘odd’ that her storyline had been cut
AWARDS
Year | Associations | Category | Work | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
2014 | British Academy of Film & Television Arts | Female Performance in a Comedy Programme | Vicious | Nominated |
2007 | British Academy of Film & Television Arts | Actress in a Supporting Role | The History Boys (film) | Nominated |
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ITV's Professor T series 2 full cast and when it will be on TV
The second series of Professor T will begin showing on ITV soon
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Frances de la Tour reflects on ‘odd’ decision to cut gay scene from Love Actually
Harry Potter actor originally shared a moving scene with Anne Reid
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Frances de la Tour: ‘There could be another poll tax situation where people come out in the street’
INTERVIEW: The Harry Potter and ‘Hugo’ star talks to Jessie Thompson about the new series of ITV crime drama ‘Professor T’, reflecting on the ‘abusive’ Hector in ‘The History Boys’, working with Peter Brook, and her support for JK Rowling
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Ben Miller’s hit show Professor T reveals season 2 release date - get the details
Good news, Ben Miller fans! The star’s hit ITV show Professor T is returning for season two - and will be back much sooner than you might think! Find out more about the show’s return, including the airdate, here… MORE: Martin Clunes reveals next role after Doc Martin - and it sounds gripping The series will finally be back on our screens on Friday 16 September, so be sure to cancel your plans (or at least have ITV Catch Up ready to go)! Starring Ben as Jasper Tempest and Harry Potter star France
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Eric Chappell obituary
Writer of Rising Damp, The Bounder, Duty Free and other successful television sitcoms
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Eric Chappell, creator of the classic sitcom Rising Damp and a host of other top-rated ITV comedies – obituary
Eric Chappell, the dramatist and screenwriter who has died aged 88, contributed to something of a golden age of ITV situation comedy in the 1970s and 1980s, enjoying his most enduring success with Rising Damp, starring Leonard Rossiter as the stingy, seedy, sneering, prying, cardigan-clad landlord Rigsby – along with a string of other hits, among them Only When I Laugh, Duty Free and Home to Roost.
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Love Actually originally had a lesbian storyline in the movie
Love Actually has been criticised for its lack of an LGBTQ+ storyline, but there was originally one that was cut from the movie.
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Love Actually's 'lost' storyline could have solved a big criticism of the film
Love Actually has been criticised for its lack of an LGBTQ+ storyline, but there was originally one that was cut from the movie.
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Rising Damp writer says show seems like it's 'from another world'
'Rising Damp' creator Eric Chappell says it's odd looking back on the 1970s sitcom as it "appears to have been written by someone else, from another world".
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Spoiled, sneering and sharp-tongued: the American TV portrayal of Prince George
A new animated series about the Royal family portrays Prince George as a scathing commentator on palace life. The Prince, which will air on the US streaming service HBO Max, has a starry voice cast that includes Orlando Bloom as the Duke of Sussex, Downton Abbey’s Dan Stevens as the Prince of Wales and Frances de la Tour as the Queen. It is based on an Instagram account run by Gary Janetti, a writer for the television comedies Family Guy and Will & Grace, in which he ascribed bitchy quotes to Ge
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