Julie Walters - Mrs Murray
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2009
- Julie Walters monologue as Mrs Murray - the character she played in Alan Bleasdale's 1991 drama "GBH". She is the mother of corrupt Militant Labour politician Michael Murray. The sketch was written for Walters by Bleasdale for the one-off television special "Julie Walters and Friends"
- Komedie
Pathos at its best - Humorous, witty, truthful and sad, but above all - entertaining and thought provoking. Alan Bleasedale's writing and Julie Walter's delivery are just brilliant
She is absolutely phenomenal!
I love this clip, classic british acting at its best.. makes me laugh and so true about getting old....
Very few people can do Irish accents....fantastic!
"That silly old sod J.M. Barrie" only matched by "Peter Pratting Pan"! 😄
Love her!!
amazing !!! as an actor i just soo admire her ability to transform like that...genius if u ask me!! :D :D..........."clap perhaps" haha...love ya Julie Walters !!
This is an excellent irish accent !!
Based on her Irish grandmother.
Best Irish accent I’ve heard and who hasn’t had an Irish mother like that but she missed a few references to God and a “Jesus, Mary and Joseph” to make it more authentic =)
Accent is perfect and very few can do a convincing Irish accent - great actress
Her mother was Irish.
"very few can do a convincing Irish accent"
The Irish do a decent enough job.
Without a trace of bias,lol,I have to say,we Brits DO create some fecking wonderful characters/dramas! Alan Bleasedale is a genius & JW brought her own unique take on Mrs Murray! "Peter-pratting-Pan" hahahahahahahahaha!
Absolutely fantastic. 5:29 haha gets me everytime.
One of my grannies in Australia was like this she outlived 3 husbands
and wrote a very funny book about it in her 90's
Very, very funny...
Hello, I have a video tape of the full show....Does anyone know how i can get get it onto here??
I am from Southport, lol
...and is it a hotbed of geriatric fornication?😉
Peter pratting pan,,,, ha ha ha!
No need for bad language - script excellent without for cheap laughs
Remain confined in your comfort box with your own restrictions if it suits you. But don't expect the rest of the world to cut itself down in order to fit into it with you.