A scene from an English Comedy
Posted by Miri Barak on May 21, 2003
the comedy is gimme gimme, two characters: Linda, a sex-driven
masculine girl and Tom Farrel, a gay.
She tells him:
"Here have a face pack. Do you want Hello Vera of See Ya Cilla?"
I understand that Hello Vera refers to Aloe vera facial mask but
I don't recognize the other one. I guess the see ya is in contrast
to Hello, but What is the reference in Cilla?
I'll quote some very problematic paragraph:
Tom:
"I'm just admiring Thora Hird's box room actually. Acturally can
I just take a little bit of time out to admire Thora Hird full stop.
She's a lass from Lancashire with a heart of glold. Half hip replacement,
half got pot. Hello Vera please. In fact I can't say I've ever met
or heard of another Thora. I mean what's that all about? Maybe I'd
get on in acting if I had a unique name."
My endless questions:
that is a box room?
what does he mean by half hip replacement, half hot pot? (I know
hot pot is a lamb stew), and Dame Thora was a famous English comedy
actress (already passed away).
My deepest thanks to any help.
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