7.Call My Bluff S12E4, S12E5, S12E6, S12E7 (1978)S. Cusack,J. Agutter,G. Drake,A. Marshall,A. Previn

[@garyhillman4993]

Beautiful memories and the beautiful Jenny agutter oh oh beautiful ❤️

[@Wolfman0761]

Seriously has there ever been a more Stunning woman than Jenny Agutter. On a more cerebral level I learned more about the English Language watching ' Call My Bluff ' than I ever learned from my Schooling. Frank and Patrick will always occupy a place in my Heart.❤

[@anselman3156]

As a boy, I had a bit of a crush on her in the original TV version of the Railway Children.

[@sircles-net]

@@anselman3156 I just think Sinead Cusack wins

[@anselman3156]

@@sircles-net Oh, but Jenny's sweet voice.....

[@davebellamy4867]

Patrick Campbell used to have me in stitches when I was a small kid watching this.

[@markzappasodi]

Jenny Agutter is the most beautiful woman to have ever lived. ❤❤❤

[@Jon-es-i6o]

Jenny, an English Rose for sure. And she still is! Women❤ were very beautiful and feminine, back then.

[@BeasleyStreet]

Equs!

[@johnmanning5568]

It really is difficult to argue against that comment.

[@RichardCalladine-u1o]

Diana mitford by a country mile....Diana spencer and Greta garbo also mentioned in despatches...

[@RichardCalladine-u1o]

Brigitte bardot also...

[@robinbarwick8473]

As a young man back in the 80's I once saw Jenny Agutter walking down the street ( in Ealing). I was literally dumbstruck and gasped at her beauty.

[@Jon-es-i6o]

I’d forgotten how truly beautiful😍 women were back in the 70s. But then, I was only a child.

[@goldhawkroad]

The days before horrendous fillers, botox, false eyebrows, lips & the deformities of plastic surgery

[@Cranky301]

No tattoos also.

[@graemeandrew8747]

Talking of words, amazing that Tim rice was knighted and his contemporary beanie taupin wasn't!

[@HeavenlyPreacher]

How lovely to hear english spoken properly on TV. What a contrast to today.

[@fuzzmuff63]

innit bruv

[@HeavenlyPreacher]

@ 😂

[@phillipecook3227]

So sad this would be considered outrageously posh in 2024.

[@UniqueSundials]

We used to have Robert Robinson. Now we have Alison Hammond. How did Britain get in such state?

[@stevenmillward4105]

"English" with a capital "E". Standards of writing have dropped.

[@GaryWhittingham]

Thanks for all your work with these uploads.

[@dreamer459]

You're very welcome! 🥰

[@davidevans3227]

yes! thankyou 🙂 x

[@dreamer459]

You're very welcome!

[@kevinbarry4595]

Gabrielle Drake has always been such a stunningly attractive woman 💗

[@daviddwyer5568]

I think I'd believe anything that Jenny Agutter tells me.

[@nolslifegren]

Sinead and Jenny all kinds of wonderful

[@Jon-es-i6o]

David Hunt reminds me of Pro.Stanley Unwin.😄

[@BINGOTECH-lt8lt]

once again you've struck gold my friend esp to see Arthur Marshall and Patrick Campbell together

[@dreamer459]

🥰🤗💗

[@bonitahirst7760]

It's only just struck me watching this how very much Tim Rice and James May resemble each other facially.... Both lovely 😊

[@antoniopalmero4063]

Jenny is incredibly beautiful .

[@informedchoice2249]

The best way of learning new words!

[@kiltedjohn1000]

They really do get the most glamorous woman on call my bluff

[@Jon-es-i6o]

@@kiltedjohn1000 Also very clever women.

[@R.Kinney1492]

Stunning, green-eyed Gabrielle Drake is the angel of my dreams.(1:26:45.)

[@gwhite7011]

Frank Muir, Jonathan Ross's inspiration

[@amazulu3401]

Were ALL women back them absolutely gorgeous ?

[@davebellamy4867]

No.

[@seanmcmichael2551]

I usually don't like commenting on people's looks ... but as everyone else is doing it ..... Jenny is that "girl next door" who we all wished for as a neighbour. Even her voice soothes me and calms my beating heart. She has that kind of wholesome beauty that could make a Bishop kick in a stained glass window just to gaze upon her. If she walked into your pub, all the men would turn, go silent, and drink deep. Jenny, thank you for existing.

[@dreamer459]

Have you listened to Jenny Agutter reciting poems? It's on YT. :)

[@JupiterThunder]

Arsheen can't be an alloy of copper and zinc, because that's brass.

[@marxman00]

Jenny Agutter ..........!

[@chrislufc]

Tina Brown. Wow!

[@sunkenindeaf]

35:39 Whoever was writing these alternative definitions, well done for his/her knowledge and consonant playfulness. There is actually a (sacred) month called _Muharram_ in the Islamic calendar. As regards beauty and musical talent in the Drake Family: You should see photographs of young Molly Drake (mother of Gabrielle and Nick) and hear her 1950s home recordings too --released as a compilation album in 2013.

[@fivethumbsfrank]

When people looked normal, women did not have face piercings or tattoos.

[@keithwilson6709]

Liked her in the film Walk about

[@joemahon3284]

Barbara kellerman was great in the first chronicles of narnia BBC tv series

[@bobdown8043]

Andre Preview.

[@andymiles6311]

Get it back on tv

[@UniqueSundials]

I can’t see Alison Hammond in a 2024 version somehow.

[@18Ram]

slap my muff

[@trevorbrooks5250]

And Sinead is actually pronounced "shinade"

[@houghmagandie]

13.42

[@bruirn]

If Jenny Agutter was around to lend a hand it wouldn't be a problem!

[@jonrobinson1026]

Not a regional accent to be heard. Why was this 😅

[@bioLarzen]

Just a quick correction: the "Woguls" (or rather "Voguls") are not a Russian tribe, but a Finno-Ugric people living in Russia, and today are known as the Mansi.

[@keithwilson6709]

Where's Jenny Agutter?

[@dreamer459]

S12E3, S12E4, it's in the description of the videos (number 6 and 7), 1978.

[@davebellamy4867]

3:06

[@Macca-rb5ok]

The British struggling with foreign names never fails to amuse - Sinéad handled it with grace.

[@andrewsims4123]

Racist 😡

[@paulkelly8456]

Beautiful girl back then. Elder sister of Niamh (pronounced Neeve for the benefit of any English readers), who played Nick Berry's wife in the first five seasons of Heartbeat. Presently Sinead is married to Jeremy Irons.. Rather surprised she did not brief her English fellow contestants on the correct pronunciation before the programme was recorded.

[@fabiolaperversi715]

that's because they are saying it correctly! she uses the western pronunciation of her name, not the dublin one!

[@clydedigital]

It’s interesting to see how comfortable this class of people are with lying. Probably explains a lot…

[@Blog4Justice]

And your comment explains that you are an envious oik with a chip on your shoulder.

[@neilsyres8147]

What class is that, many were trained to use RP as did most of the BBC presenters from the '30's onwards.

[@clydedigital]

@ you think they sound working class?

[@neilsyres8147]

@@clydedigital Pauline Collins and others were. The training they received in elocution in the 50's and early 60's heavily influenced their diction.