Would love to catch up. Still in demand.) ❤Oh it was a great episode, and you were great in it, Robin. Simple recipe: fill a whole rabbit with a traditional herb and onion stuffing, sew it up, place on a rack in a baking tray, and baste well with melted butter. Your local produce seems to be very similar to what our farmers are growing, but about a week ahead, and your recipes have provided very timely and tasty suggestions for what to make with our weekly haul. My daughter promised me to choose a recipe and cook for us tonight.Dear Mr. Ellis: Netflix is streaming your series “Poldark” and I am currently watching 3 episodes a day. I loved Fawlty Towers and can well remember my amazement as I watched that first episode with my family, all hysterical with surprised laughter, what ON EARTH was coming next!! They represent the way we eat here and we look forward to every meal!Long have I resisted the new Poldark. I first saw it on “Masterpiece Theatre” and was gobsmacked by your performance and that of the beautiful Angharad Rees. I did wonder about the ‘hair do’ though!!! Since my dad grew up in Penryn, I am familiar with the fact that they have gone from one end of the UK to the other. I was a huge fan at the time, and still am. This weekend the classic comedy series Fawlty Towers celebrates its 40th birthday!. Ellis: I’m very old school; I first watched Poldark on Masterpiece Theater when it first aired. I am looking forward to catching up with the memories in the Poldark book. We’ll post it if and when we find somewhere…Wonderful! Not France but Godolphin House. that he never seems to get , ‘ a gin and orange, a lemon squash and scotch and water!!. Y’all are welcome for crabcakes and a sail in southern Maryland anytime!Hello Lieutenant! I saw it twice here in the states (at least once at Christmastime) on PBS during the late seventies, and I have long hoped that this production would eventually surface on DVD.
Thanks a lot for your answer! I just wanted to ask what is cockney? !I remember seeing you in that episode of Fawlty Towers, you were great. Just married, new TV , Ross Poldark AND you on Fawlty Towers!! In December 1974 John Cleese cast me as cockney detective Danny Brown in the pilot episode of the series that is now celebrated as one of the great comedy shows of TV history.. Quite why he cast me I have never been able to figure out–until this morning! Robin Ellis is a British actor best known for playing the leading role in the BBC series, Poldark, based on the novels of Winston Graham . However it is as Ross Poldark that I most envisage you. You even signed a book for me thanks to my mum because I had a major crush on you. And actually, I believe our PBS in Ohio aired POLDARK in 1977 and 1978, so the feast of English drama and comedy we all loved made it’s way to the hinterlands slowly, but it was well worth waiting for! I am awaiting the delivery of my copy of “Delicious Dishes for Diabetics” that I ordered on Amazon. My Husband remembers the series and that his Mother was also a fan (I think you have more women fans than men sorry Robin).Thanks Glenda–and welcome. I’ll treasure it and I’m looking forward to trying some recipes.I hope you will decide to promote your book here in Rome and to have the chance to meet you sooner or later.I’ts so nice to read the comments above from so many different people.Thanks for your good wishes and I’m glad you and your sister are still enjoying the show.Hello Robin, firstly can I say how much I enjoyed Poldark , I watched it every Sunday night back in the 70s I now have the videos and the dvds, Whenever I get bored with the current tv programmes, which is often I watch Poldark.Greetings to Meredith, this time: Happy Thanksgiving to a fellow American!!
You know, I grew up in Romania and by then, in the 70ies, that series was the highlight of our week, we had one single programme on TV and Tuesday at 8 pm the streets were empty, everybody watched Poldark in original language with subtitles. Reading this comments thread emboldens me to inquire about another of your television performances that I still recall with great fondness: that of Georg Nowak in She Loves Me with Gemma Craven, David Kernan, and Diane Langton. Mimi Routh in South Lake Tahoe, CAWelcome Mimi and thanks! I overcooked her, wonderful, I got a DVD edition in English because in Italian there …. Jeremy Brett is another actor who I came to like through excellent TV drama, in his case Granada TV’s ‘Sherlock Holmes’ series.I did some script writing myself a few years ago – nothing ever accepted but engaging to do – and for a while helped run a small community-film company. Reminds me of a film I saw recently where the main character had to decide to remain in the 1890s or return to 2010. Great TV. She was the one who watched Mom when she was making dinner!Hi there, loved you in Poldark. British English gives me sometimes a hard time, I’m more used with American English, but it makes again my day. During this time I spoke to a number of TV/film professionals and we discussed the reduction in quality drama output from the 1980s onwards. It is currently on acorn.tv. Thank you for your shared talent on the screen & in the kitchen. I have the script memorized and am already on my second set. You seemed to have been born specially to play Captain Poldark, and the same could be said of AR as Demelza, JT as Elizabeth and RM as the first doctor Enys (how lucky that they found a fine replacement for series 2). We saw your episode of FAWLTY TOWERS well after we saw POLDARK. Even so, perhaps your friends and fans would like to join me in petitioning the BBC to release this enchanting musical on home video. Try not to worry any more about your eyesight than any one else does. Thanks so much for all the pleasure the series and YOU have given me and I wish you all the best in your new adventure in cooking!Thank you, Lynn–and I’m so happy the series has meant that much to you.the slipping especially for my admiration for him for his performance in Poldark ….. Nor am I one of those people who think anything in the past must have been better. We enjoy watching and have a laugh when we see Poldark now. I’m sure The new Poldark will be a massive hit with the full BBC treatment of fabulous scenery and music.
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