Looking forward to this.
I'd never heard of Joyce Hatto, but am now eagerly anticipating finding out more about this pianist fraudster and her husband.
Original and intriguing conception.
Who knows where the time goes?
I thought it was absolutely wonderful, Superb drama!!
'When he said Mr Leeman was dead i thought he said he's still in bed'
Her 'Music From The Films' album is available via Spotify (http://open.spotify.com/track/789t1DUzX8Iku1Brq4SAQn) - if the link works. :)
shareIt seems that this is Victoria's own take on the story, as Barrington-Coupe has always maintained that his wife was unaware of his fraudulent activities. As such, I found it absolutely delightful with some lovely performances from everyone.
I was bit concerned that the older Joyce had undergone too great a personality change but, thinking about it, disappointed hopes, childlessness, illness and possible dementia could all account for it.
Who knows where the time goes?
Hi sg! I came acros this on cable the other night when I couldn't sleep. Looking it up, I saw your comments so I gave it a go. Thanks, it was the perfect light entertainment for a sleepless night.
US Comcast streampix subscribers: this film is available for streaming until the end of the year.
Hi magpie.
I'd almost forgotten this! But, yes, I remember it was enjoyable. I'm a fan of Victoria Wood's whimsical writings. Glad you enjoyed it!
If there aren't any skeletons in a man's closet, there's probably a Bertha in his attic.