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Old 22-12-2007, 04:58 PM
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would it be fair to say that Rutherford was the female equivalant to Sim ???
In many ways, yes. They were both wonderfully eccentric. In real life as well as in their performances. And they were both very talented actors. Maybe a tad limited in their range, a lot of their own character always shone through the character they were portraying.

The surprising thing is that they were hardly ever in the same film - maybe it was thought that it would be too many eccentrics in one film?

Of course we know that they were wonderful together in The Happiest Days of Your Life (1950). They were both in Innocents in Paris (1953) but that was an episodic film following lots of different people on a day out to Paris. And Margaret and Alastair didn't appear in the same scenes.

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Edit: I see I said much the same thing 4 years ago further back up this thread

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In many ways, yes. They were both wonderfully eccentric. In real life as well as in their performances. And they were both very talented actors. Maybe a tad limited in their range, a lot of their own character always shone through the character they were portraying.

The surprising thing is that they were hardly ever in the same film - maybe it was thought that it would be too many eccentrics in one film?

Of course we know that they were wonderful together in The Happiest Days of Your Life (1950). They were both in Innocents in Paris (1953) but that was an episodic film following lots of different people on a day out to Paris. And Margaret and Alastair didn't appear in the same scenes.

Steve

Edit: I see I said much the same thing 4 years ago further back up this thread

Steve, good comments, thanks
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