Sailor Beware! [1956]

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The notices for the play were good, and those for the cast – particularly for Mount – still better. The Times called the comedy "simple but successful". [6] In The Illustrated London News, J. C. Trewin predicted a long run, and commented that he laughed despite himself: "The farce may be preposterous [but] in its broad way it sweeps along the audience." [7] In The Observer, Kenneth Tynan wrote that although the theme of the play was "as ancient as its development, whereby the husband-to-be jilts his bride", the authors' dialogue was "authentic suburban poetry". [8] He said of Mount's performance, "She scorches the earth about her … The savage impatience of Miss Mount's acting must be seen to be believed". [8] Tynan, Trewin and Philip Hope-Wallace in The Manchester Guardian all praised the other members of the cast, who in the words of the Times critic, "each contribute a nicely judged share to the comedy. [6] [9] Later versions [ edit ] Love Island's Gemma Owen SPLITS from boxer Prince Naseem Hamed's son Aadam as star confirms she's single again: 'I'm not in a relationship' Mount was born in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, the younger child of Alfred John Mount, a grocer's assistant, and his wife, Rose, née Penney. Her childhood was unhappy; her father was an invalid who struggled to support his family, and her mother displayed no sign of affection for their younger daughter. Mount was educated at Leigh North Street School, Leigh-on-Sea, where she first discovered her talent for acting, playing Rose in Snow White and Rose Red. Her father died when she was fourteen; her schooling came to an end and she began working as a secretary. [2] Ella Morgan narrowly avoids a wardrobe malfunction as she stumbles while leaving Beauty Awards after reuniting with her MAFS UK co-stars She appeared in several Radio Plays for the BBC. In 1985 Peggy performed as the medium Madame Arcatiin Noël Coward's Blithe Spirit, on Radio 4.Brits 'don't want to do manual labour anymore': Farmers are hiring Tajiks and Uzbeks unfazed by 5am starts,... Kylie Jenner names which sister is the closest to daughter Stormi... and even calls her a 'second mother' to everyone including herself Farrah Abraham reveals she met mystery new boyfriend on ONLYFANS and made him sign an NDA as they hold hands during bikini-filled beach stroll Mount later appeared on television in programmes such as Doctor Who(in "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy" in 1988), The Tomorrow People(in which she played the cameo roleof Mrs Butterworth in the second episode of the 1994 story "The Monsoon Man") and Inspector Morse("Fat Chance").Mount also appeared in the 1991 T-BagChristmas special, "T-Bag's Christmas Turkey". She was awarded an OBEin 1995. In 1961–62, Mount appeared in another ITV sitcom called Winning Widows, co-starring with Avice Landone as two sisters who have each survived three husbands. The series made little impression, [15] and it was not until 1966 that Mount was cast in a television series that approached the popularity of The Larkins; this was the sitcom George and the Dragon, with Sid James and John Le Mesurier. Four series were made between 1966 and 1968. [16] Mount was given a role of a quite different character in the comedy-thriller series John Browne's Body (1969), in which she played a bungling amateur sleuth. [2]