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Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell (DVD) DVD

Newest Review: ... Sarah Berger and Annabel Leventon and was directed by the Mr Theatre himself, Ned Sherrin. As for the DVD there isn't ... more

 ... really much to say. There are no special features, no interviews with the cast, or featurettes on designers. There is directors commentary, but I don't really count that as a feature. It's just the play and that's it. 123 minutes of fantastic script and fantastic acting. This is one of the few theatrical productions to screen-things that holds up really well to being watched on the small screen. For lovers of theatre, lovers of English eccentrics, lovers of good acting, and obviously, fans of Pet...more

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Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell (DVD): Life is no laughing matter. (669 words)
by - written on 10/06/03, updated on  10/06/03 (Very useful, 631 readings)
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Who the hell is Jeffrey Bernard? I hear you shout. A fair question. Jeffrey Bernard was a columnist for the Spectator who died in 1997, and yes, he was a real person. He was a well-known alcoholic who spent the majority of his life in the coach of horses pub, an address he apparently once gave out as his own. Whilst trying to find out some information about him for this I found a fantastic tale of how he never owned a car and was too tight to pay for taxi. Instead, he would post himself a letter at the cost of 17p. When the post van came to deliver the letter he would scrounge a lift back into the village from the postman. On arrival to ...  Read the complete review