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Series 1-6 of the BBC sketch comedy series. Video (English audio and subtitles) + ISO images. See also the holiday specials. Addeddate.
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Dec 9, 2020 · Inheriting the house as their only tangible asset, Bea and Evie set out to establish their financial and social independence. And how they succeed! Their fashion house is a big success with the 1920s social elite of London.
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Mar 1, 1994 · Jean Marsh. Based on the TV series, this book tells the full story of the two Eliott sisters. Beatrice and Evangeline fight to assert themselves after their father's death. Beatrice, the elder, considers herself plain while Evangeline, her sister, is the victim of chancers and rogues.
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Mar 1, 2012 · The House of Eliott. Jean Marsh. Pan Macmillan UK, Mar 1, 2012 - Fiction - 352 pages. Two sisters fight to assert themselves after being plunged into devastating poverty following their...
The House of Eliott faces ruin after the suspicious death of Sir Desmond Gillispie causes the firm's financial affairs to be taken over by Ralph Saroyan. The sisters suspect Saroyan of dishonesty and through their contact with Sir Alexander Montford, cause the bank to be officially investigated.
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French and Saunders lampooned the series in a hilarious sketch called “The House of Idiot” for their 1993 series. Louise Lombard, Stella Gonet and Cathy Murphy all proved they were good sports by appearing at the end of the sketch claiming to be the real Bea, Evie and Tilly.
