"I'll come back and see you as soon as we're settled in Derby" she said. And never set foot across the doorstep again. lol. Annie used to trek up there to see them and Gordon spent the entire week she was there trying to ensure his posh prat friends didn't encounter her. They really did observe the ways of Lancashire life keenly, these early writers. Joanie was able to marry up but only so long as she wasn't gauche enough to remind her husband of her more humble origins.
I might have missed something, but didn’t Ivan ask Annie and Jack for a job in the last episode? Why didn’t they let him tend for a night? He might have made some nice tips and helped him and Linda out a bit.
Were the guests going through the wall to get to the cars in the Walkers house? I dont remember being a front entrance in Annie Walkers private quarters only the entrance near the stairs 😂
Annie was originally created to be more common and working class however producers did develop her chararcter year by year to give her more snobbishness and “beaumont excellence”
The Wedding scene was a bit off... "oh well, your someone else's property now". That's why females should never be "given away" (walked down the Isle) or sold by way of dowry, in marriage, it implies they are a burden or a problem or surplus and unwanted. It's not "traditional" when your family pays to get rid of you, or pays someone else you take you on.
It absolutely is traditional! What do you think marriage was for in the first place? The exchange between families of women as chattel/breeding stock is the very basis of patriarchy. That's why lots of feminists are opposed to marriage on principle - it has extremely ugly roots.
That's the whole reason why the fathers give away their daughters...based on the dowry principle. The woman then becomes "property" of the husband. That's why father's traditionally pay for their daughter weddings and not their sons.
Ens Sharples looking straight down the camera lens and saying “common” is one of my favourite Street memories.
10:50 timestamp 😊
Loved Jack Walker!
@Coronation Street Storyline Peter Susan
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Loved the character of Jack Walker
Lovely to see our Mary from next door from the Royle Family.
Thanks for uploading those old episodes. I really enjoy them immensely, even though I gripe constantly about some of the characters.
Ty so much for uploading these episodes luv them great fan from nz here 💖
Love those ballerina length wedding dresses.
I think she was the prettiest bride of all Corrie tbh.
Thanks for posting.
Lovely to remember Her Majesty's wedding day Mrs Sharples.
The two women behind Martha and Minnie at 11:19 are like the French and Saunders extras!
Patricia Brennan. They were more like characters from the League of Gentlemen [are you local?]
Where did that extra door in the Rovers come from? It was never to be seen again.....
GORDON BENNETT the rovers in this was burned down and than it got rebuilt witch is the one now a days
Coronation Street Storyline Peter Susan are you a robot?
Coronation Street Storyline Peter Susan peter Barlow was not on corrie in 1961
@@blank6026 yeah every coronation street video I’ve seen he’s been saying that and they arnt even born
@Coronation Street Storyline Peter Susan
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"I'll come back and see you as soon as we're settled in Derby" she said. And never set foot across the doorstep again. lol. Annie used to trek up there to see them and Gordon spent the entire week she was there trying to ensure his posh prat friends didn't encounter her. They really did observe the ways of Lancashire life keenly, these early writers. Joanie was able to marry up but only so long as she wasn't gauche enough to remind her husband of her more humble origins.
Joanie came back to visit a couple of times.
But never between 1964 and 1978, and when she came back in 1978 she had a different face!
Coronation Street is a half-hour that goes by too quickly!
Funny how Annie became more like one of Gordon's (posh) family over time!
Im the same i used to be dead common - now im really classy
Gordon who?
@@MultiJeangenie Well if you watch this episode especially, you'll find it's Joan's husband.
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I might have missed something, but didn’t Ivan ask Annie and Jack for a job in the last episode? Why didn’t they let him tend for a night? He might have made some nice tips and helped him and Linda out a bit.
Don't think they were to impressed with him
Because he wasn't English
They wanted Harry Hewitt in there with Concepta. Matchmaking.
10 /10
15:01 I think Annie fluffed her lines there when she tried to say "Mutton dressed as lamb". Easy to mix it up, fair play.
Which door were they going out of then? Opposite the back door and not through the pub? That disappeared.
"Common" 😂
To my knowledge, the one and only instance of the fourth wall being broken in the street’s history.
@@leoparkes7536 There's an earlier episode when David Barlow asks the camera directly for help, the episode where Mr Tatlock had his funny turn.
@@sconesindi2222 ah yes I recall it 👍
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When you watch coro today, its absolutely crap compared to these old episodes.
Were the guests going through the wall to get to the cars in the Walkers house? I dont remember being a front entrance in Annie Walkers private quarters only the entrance near the stairs 😂
Odd way Frank put his shirt on. Wouldn’t unbuttoning it all be easier?
No, that's the lazy way of putting a shirt on howevernit put strains on the buttons.
She came back as a hotpot 😂😂
LOL
All those closed doors in the house would drive me nuts.
Yes agreed Ena, can't be having for C of E getting too high. Nice and cosy much better.
Did Annie become posher with age? I don't remember her dropping H's like she is here?
Annie was originally created to be more common and working class however producers did develop her chararcter year by year to give her more snobbishness and “beaumont excellence”
Annie was forever ‘improving’ herself-in other words becoming more and more affected. And that takes work.
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She started to become far posher after Jack died...that's all she had to do.....nobody to remind her where she came from.
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My das was born this day
The Wedding scene was a bit off... "oh well, your someone else's property now". That's why females should never be "given away" (walked down the Isle) or sold by way of dowry, in marriage, it implies they are a burden or a problem or surplus and unwanted. It's not "traditional" when your family pays to get rid of you, or pays someone else you take you on.
It absolutely is traditional! What do you think marriage was for in the first place? The exchange between families of women as chattel/breeding stock is the very basis of patriarchy. That's why lots of feminists are opposed to marriage on principle - it has extremely ugly roots.
@Ra HoWa Women have always earned their keep.
www.theguardian.com/world/2005/oct/18/gender.uk
“Who giveth this woman to be married to this man ?”
That's the whole reason why the fathers give away their daughters...based on the dowry principle. The woman then becomes "property" of the husband. That's why father's traditionally pay for their daughter weddings and not their sons.