Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAn American author hires a British butler and discovers that they are polar opposites.An American author hires a British butler and discovers that they are polar opposites.An American author hires a British butler and discovers that they are polar opposites.
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- CuriosidadesCo-stars Elaine Stritch and Donald Sinden died within two months of each other, in 2014. They were 89 and 90 respectively.
- PifiasIn the first season, Sammy Cahn's name is misspelled as "Kahn" in the closing credits. This was corrected in the second season.
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Dorothy McNab: [Giving her name over the phone] It's McNab. McNab. M-C-N-A-B.
[To Robert]
Dorothy McNab: I'm sure Solzhenitsyn has the same trouble.
- ConexionesFeatured in 40 Years of Laughter: The Sitcoms (1995)
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I remember this from its original airing in the good old days. Donald Sinden, a highly respected Shakespearian actor and Elaine Stritch, a similarly regarded American performer team up for some of the best, wittiest humour that has been labelled 'situation comedy' ever. When I found it on Ebay, I had to buy it and I'm delighted that I did. The next generation also enjoyed watching it. The humour comes mainly from the clashes between employer/employee (the power tilts like a see-saw) but also from the silly situations they find themselves in. The invitation to a luncheon at the Palace was absurd, as was the trip to the Casualty ward at the local NHS hospital. Very funny, a snapshot in time and well worth capturing if you like quick repartee.
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