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Video and Sound clips
This page contains various Video clips related to "Keeping Up Appearances" and its cast. They are a fantastic tool to discover the work of your favourite actors and to preview items of interest before purchasing from the www.uk-comedy shop. Clips are sorted by year. If you experience any problem with those clips, it might be that your have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Click here to get the latest Flash Player. You are most welcome to provide material to improve this web site >>> Mouse over the pictures.
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2008.Judy Cornwell in "EastEnders" Judy Cornwell as Queenie Trott in the long lasting award winning British Soap. Started in 1985, EastEnders has known a huge success in the UK and is still one of the top TV drama.
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2007.Patricia Routeledge in Chichester Patricia Routledge made the news headlines on 27th October 2007 when she spoke out to support St Richards Hospital threatened to close. It was in Chichester, UK a place Patricia loves.
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"Keeping Up Appearances" won the 12th position in BBC's competition: Britain's best sitcom.
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1998. Alan Bennet's Talking Heads Episode: Miss Fozzard finds her feet. Monologue with Patricia Routledge as Miss Fozzard. From the DVD Talking Heads by Alan Bennett. In this sample, Miss Fozzard tells us about her chiropodist Mr Suddaby. A wonderful monologue perfect for Patricia Routledge.
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1996. Hetty Wainthropp investigates Episode: Safe as Houses. With Patricia Routledge as Detective Hetty Wainthropp & young Dominic Monaghan (Hobbit Merry in "The Lord of the Rings" and Charlie in "Lost"). From the DVD Hetty Wainthropp investigates. In this sample, we get the rare chance to see Patricia singing and dancing in a TV series.
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1990-1995. Keeping Up Appearances outtakes Some of the Outtakes from Keeping Up Appearance. Unfortunately, there are very few outtakes included on zone 1 DVDs and none at all on zone 2 DVDs.
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1993. Pebble Mill TV interview Patricia Routledge (Hyacinth Bucket) and Clive Swift (Richard Bucket) are reunited on stage in "Mr and Mrs Nobody" while still playing in "Keeping Up Appearances".
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DVD: Hildegard von Bingen In Portrait". Patricia R plays Hildegard, a remarkable none of the 12th century. Genius an many fields, author, artist, healer and composer, playwright and poet, theologian and scientist, visionary and prophet, she dared to criticise society's leaders and managed to alienate and inspire many.
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1993. Mr Blobby in Keeping Up Appearances In this short episode, Hyacinth is thrilled to hear that a celebrity is visiting her for tea. Needless to say that she is horrified when popular character Mr Blobby’s causes havoc in the Bucket Residence. Also included, Mr Blobby in "That's my date", "Mastermind", and "The last of the summer wine".
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Mr Blobby was a character featured in BBC’s Noel Edmond’s House Party TV program in the 1990s. Tall, fat and out of shape, pink with yellow spots and jiggling eyes, this nightmarerish humanoid could only communicate by mean of an irritating electronic voice. He was clumsy, stupid and his only talent was creating chaos wherever he went. Despite being the ugliest character ever, Mr Blobby who could be horribly funny and expressive became increasingly popular with children and adult alike in the United Kingdom. Shops were soon full of Mr Blobby items including a pink “Mr Blobby” lemonade, his theme park was built, he even published an album and had a Christmas No 1 hit single in 1993. Mr Blobby’s show consisted partly in creating some spoof of famous TV shows and he became so successful that he even made numerous guest appearances in popular shows such as Royle Clarke’s The Last Of The Summer Wines and Keeping Up Appearances. |
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Alan Titchmarsh interviews writer Alan Bennett and actress Patricia Routledge about Talking heads
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With Josephine Tewson as Jane Travers and Ronnie Barker as Clarence Sale. Clarence is a myopic delivery man who retires to the countryside, and goes from one mishap to another due to his short-sightedness. This is an extract of the episode "Coronation day".
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Victoria Wood: As seen on TV. The Kitty monologues (1 of 5) With Patricia Routledge as Kitty. DVD: "Deck the Halls with Hyacinth". In this sample Kitty reminds us very much of Hyacinth's character.
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With Patricia Routldege as Mrs Peachum. DVD: "The Beggar's Opera". In this extract we see Patricia singing in a TV musical. A rare chance as most of her other musical performances where in the Theatre and have therefore never been filmed.
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With Patricia Routldege as Ruth. DVD: "The Pirates of Penzance". In this extract, Patricia Routledge and Rex Smith (Frederic) sing "You deceived me". Ruth told Frederic she was a "fine woman" in order to stay with him until he sees some young ladies and realizes that Ruth was no that fine after all.
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With Josephine Tewson as Mrs Hawkins. James Shelley is highly educated but can't be bothered to find work. He lives with girlfriend Fran in a flat owned by Mrs Hawkins who thinks he really should get a job. In this extract of the "Nelson Touch" episode, Mrs Hawkins learns about Fran's pregnancy.
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1978. A Visit from Miss Prothero With Patricia Routldege as Miss Prothero. DVD: "Patricia Routledge in Three Portraits". Patricia Routledge Played this role in 1978 and again 30 years later in 2007. It marked the beginning of a fruitful relationship with writer Alan Bennett. In this extract of the 1978 version, Miss Prothero pays a visit to her former colleague to inform him of the computerisation of the firm.
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