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Laurence Scott

  • Digital Strategy Consultant, North America, Wolves
  • Basketball Content Director, Utah Jazz
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why Gosford Park is my feelgood movie

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By Laurence Scott
| MSN UK Verified
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‘What a magic trick’: why Gosford Park is my feelgood movie

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By Laurence Scott
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Kelly Macdonald and Maggie Smith in Gosford Park.Photograph: Mark Tillie/Usa/Capitol/Film Council/Kobal/Shutterstock Robert Altman called Gosford Park – his take on a 1930s country-house murder mystery – a “Who cares who dunnit?” But he did care that Eileen Atkins, learning to play the sour cook Mrs Croft, knew how far to whisk eggs for ice cream. A woman who worked in houses of the period taught her, though Mrs Croft’s relentless contempt for her “betters” is pure Atkins.
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Wimbledon and the plugged-in tennis court

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By Laurence Scott
| Financial Times Verified
This year marks the 30th Wimbledon without net-cord judges — those hunkered, vulnerable figures who sensed service lets through their...
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