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Episode #1.4: Directed by Simon Curtis. With Jonathan Aris, Jane Horrocks, Jodhi May, Sanchia McCormack. Twelve months into Ros's new career, a plane crashes over East London. Beverley is papped on a drunken night out, whilst Emily unhappily keeps her Dad's secret.
AMAZING MRS PRITCHARD Jane Horrocks DVDS Acorn Media 2 Disc. $10.15. item 7 The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard (DVD, 2007, 2-Disc Set) The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard (DVD, 2007, 2-Disc Set) $10.50 +$4.50 shipping. See all 18 - listings for this product. Ratings and Reviews. Learn more. Write a review. 4.8.
Lord (David) Steel of Aikwood. Kirsty Wark. Production Credits. Writer, Creator & Associate Producer ... Sally Wainwright Executive Producers ... Jane Featherstone; Simon Crawford Collins ...
The Amazing Mrs. Pritchard is a superb performance by a very believable cast. The story is one of hope, against a backdrop of political despair that many in the world today face. The idea that one of the marginal people can rise above the corrupt incompetence that many in national parties claim is just the way things are done, is very inspiring.
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The story follows Mrs Ros Pritchard, a successful manager of a supermarket. When a couple of politicians make a spectacle of themselves outside her shop, Ros decides to stand for election herself, just to prove that she could do better. Her story grips the nation and eight weeks later no one is more surprised than Ros herself when she wins the General Election and becomes the next Prime Minister.
15 de dic. de 2010 · She refers to Mrs. Pritchard as an honest, ‘straight talking’ and ‘refreshing’ character, who is able to win because of her exogenous, almost anti-establishment approach to politics. For the full interview, see BBC Press Office, The Amazing Mrs Pritchard (6 October 2006), accessed on 23 February 2010.
