The program concerned itself with an upper class English family around the early 20th century.
"Ralph Ayres Cookery Bookk," edited by Jane Jakeman (Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, distributed by the University of Chicago Press, $30), provides a sampler of what upper class English food was like more than 200 years ago.
By contrast, despite the commercial success of Notting Hill, critics say Grant has been typecast as an upper class English twit.
He also doesn't really like upper-class English people.
And the elephant is an upper-class English".
OF AMPLIFICATION about U (upper-class) English in Boston.
It seemed completely wrong for me to play a comic, upper-class English architect.
"Actually," she adds, in her precise, upper-class English accent, "it can be a bit irritating.
There's that upper-class English way of smiling and sneering, ever so slightly, at the same time.
In 1969, the family moved to Milwaukee, where Waters became the head of upper-school English at the University School.
His entry to upper-crust English life arrives when he assumes the conveniently abandoned identity of Jonathan Bridgeman, Orphan.
