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Enid Blyton (BBC last night)...

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Bbbananas | 07:38 Mon 29th Mar 2010 | ChatterBank
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... what a heartless selfish old cowbag. She spent her life devoted to making other people's children happy and entertained, yet was such a cold neglectful mother herself. How weird. Self-obsessed and horridly selfish.
Brilliant portrayal and acting from Helena Bonham-Carter.
This should be in tv perhaps, but cannot be @rsed to write it all out again.
Anyone else watch it?
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Apart from the 'other' daughter paints a far nicer picture of her mother.............
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Oh. Didn't know that. It would be interesting to see an adaptation of her version then - which one was behind this one - older or younger daughter? (I suspect younger).
the older one died a few years ago, it was the younger one who was involved in this film. it was good wasn't it? helena bonham-carter was great. i googled 'enid blyton' after the film finished, fascinating, and i believe the film was pretty accurate as to what she was really like. apparently, the older daughter was the favourite and treated very differently.
The programme was first broadcast last November and there was a least one thread that discussed it then. Here is a comment that jno made on that thread)
.........< apparently it's all true. However, her two daughters have both written memoirs about her, and they disagree; the older daughter is much fonder of her than the younger. (There was quite a few years' difference in their ages, which may explain this.) So it's possible that the TV prog could have used the same facts and yet made her out to be a nicer person. >
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Pardon me for repeating ;-)
I think you're entitled to make comments on something you've only just seen, Salla :o) I thought I'd c&p a comment rather than the link as it seems less dismissive, in the first instance.

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