I loved Man About the House. I grew up with that on tv. 1970’s tv was more innocent and IMHO a better watch than most of today’s crude, badly written, expletive laden rubbish. ❤ to you Sally wherever you are.
Man about the house, George and Mildred, and Robins Nest were three of my favourites. I still love watching them. They do not make sitcoms like them now ... sadly
Known sally for the last few years in contact with her regularly on social media wonderful lady I’ve been fighting cancer the last couple have to say sally has been very supportive can’t thank her enough for that great lady n friend
I loved Sally in the Railway Children and Man about the house in the days of innocence. We have lost all that now but lots of people will happily watch the re runs. I am sure that modern remakes would be enjoyed by a new audience.
Really enjoyed this presentation. I loved Sally in the Railway Children and Man about the house: she always looked great and had a cheeky humour which fit well with the life and times of those shows.
during one of our school trips to London, summer of 76, our bus nearly exploded with excitement when we saw her walk out of Harrods lol (we were all around 12, travelled up from South Wales, never saw many famous people lol). She looked absolutely awesome! She would have been 26....sighs.....
Man About the House was the inspiration for the American TV comedy Three's Company, originally starring John Ritter, Suzanne Sommers, and Joyce DeWitt. It lasted for seven seasons and even showed an episode called "Man About the House."
its such a shame we have to grow old and still young at heart . I did like Sally she was so cute but then so were most of us. what I do realise how nice it is to be nice to eachother best we can
Haven't read all the comments just came across this video on 30th December 2023. I seem to recall Sally was 20 or so in Railway Children plying a teen. Lovely looking woman.
I loved watching "Man about the house " being similar age as the actors ,I thought they great ,a lot of sitcoms back then we're really good , it seems people cannot age as they should ,without some nasty comments,not everyone wants BOTOX an fakery ,an if your young you never know how nature will make you look ,they great memories so thanks 😊❤💗💜🇬🇧
It’s a curse to have someone you truly live and they move on. I’d do anything to be with the person who was in my life in the 80s, but it will never be. I will carry my love and intense sadness at not being with them to my grave. I ended up like Sally and bombed from one person to another, looking for something I was never going to find.
Love Sally Thompsett and was convinced as a young (romantic) watcher of Man About the House that the two of them were more than just good friends. There’s good acting and then there’s hee-uuuge chemistry! Lovely to see Brian Murphy (George), a really decent man who saved a very young innocent me from the unwanted attentions of a Famous Movie Star (with a daughter my age). Phew. (Also euew.) Btw, it’s not Jenny A-gutter, it’s A-guh-tuh.
I had a crush on a girl in 1970s that looked very much like Sally Thomsett, she worked part time in a chemist ,went in there few times but couldn't summon enough courage to ask her out.
I remember watching Sally in the film The Railway Children Only as I got older did I realise she was a lot older than the character she played. And Man About The. House Yes back in the 70’s this sitcom was entertaining and funny - yes funny Today the generation z would if asked would say this series would be sexist, misogynistic and would not be shown today without being twicked ❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴😍😍
man about the house was so.funny with also George and mildred. so nice. she was perhaps not so beautiful anymore when she was older❤❤😊😊 she looked verry different but natural. i look.older to.😊
I found it almost impossible to comprehend how some comments by some people are so vitriolic about people they can't possibly know one can only assume they must be very sad angry folk
Totally agree! There seems to be loads of Yanks on UA-cam channels expounding on British arts & culture - a subject they are positively radiant with ignorance on!😡
She must have been the British “Chrissy,” the Suzanne Sommers role in the American version “Threes Company.” Very cute girl. I must say that anyone who has a total of 12 near-and-actual marriages is a genuine cockeyed optimist! Glad she made it through, had a child, and is still living a productive life.
The last time we met I spotted her in central London, she was looking for a taxi and I offered her a lift on my BMW mortorcycle.... I had only my own helmut and would have been happy to lend it to her, she didn't want to risk me being grabbed by the law.. So, Sally.. what happened to NN ? :>) Happy Days :>)
Man about the House was one of the mist successful sitcoms of all time, it was very well written and the casting was spot on, as it was easy to warm to the characters, even grumpy old Mr. Roper. I believe the American remake was equally as popular. The reason 16yo Gary Warren, 18yo Jenny Agutter (Ag-u-ter) and 20yo Sally were cast as the railway children was to get around child labour laws and the restrictions that would put on filming schedules. School leaving age was 15 at the time so even Warren was a working age adult. I was totally obsessed with Sally Tomsett, I think she is one of those women everyan wanted and every woman wanted to be. She wasn't stunning beautiful but was nethertheless extremely attractive, she had sex appeal and innocent girl next door in equal measure, she looked great as a blonde and with dark hair.
@@RaveDave871 Quite, unless neurological? Such a shame. Believe that Richard O’Sullivan, the unrequited love of her life, is in very poor health and resident in a care home for ex show business actors etc for sometime.
All were lovely in Man about the house, time & nature are cruel, when you're young you think you're going to be young forever then one day you look in the mirror & that young person has gone, scary but we've all got to go through it & some age better than others sadly
@@rickyhank118 The acting profession is very tough for actors as they age, particularly for women and the camera is especially cruel. It seems Sally had something minor done though not a success. Even Julie Christie underwent the knife, much to her resistance, for a film part a few years ago. In the profession it seems that looks are almost more important than acting skills these days. I will always remember Sally fondly for those Man about the House days, happy memories of a period before television became cheap with murdock’s Sky which then infected main stream tv in the U.K. Cheap panel shows are a prime example, complete series of a panel show costs as much as one episode on Man about the House. Sally is a wonderful actress from the golden years of British TV.
Who was the love of her life, Sid James ? I don't actually want to watch this vid foe some reason I can't explain so the first to answer will have a fantastic 2024 😁😁
Spoilt and childish individual, I threw her out of the hotel restaurant I worked at in 1972 after she had a tantrum and went berserk. This was in the era before this type became known as Karens.
Her personality is more important and anyone who responds to my twitter, thanks me and her other fans call them hun, and is very sweet to her fans gets my respect, Sally is one of my favourite, lots of tv stars from that era and a bit later are great on twitter or x, but Sally takes it to another level u feel like your chatting to a friend with Sally, she's well loved
Man about the house was one of the best British shows ever.
I loved Man About the House. I grew up with that on tv. 1970’s tv was more innocent and IMHO a better watch than most of today’s crude, badly written, expletive laden rubbish. ❤ to you Sally wherever you are.
UK's tv during the 60's & 70's was awash with such brilliant clever comedy. Far too many to mention. Brilliant writers then
Man about the house, George and Mildred, and Robins Nest were three of my favourites. I still love watching them.
They do not make sitcoms like them now ... sadly
Known sally for the last few years in contact with her regularly on social media wonderful lady I’ve been fighting cancer the last couple have to say sally has been very supportive can’t thank her enough for that great lady n friend
Always loved her acting great lady . Send her a hug from this fan
She talks to me and my cousin too on twitter. Such a sweet lady.
My age my HERO. Lovely lass Christine send xmas hug always stylish x
Its not ' A-gutter ' ,its simply pronounced ' Agutter' all one word.. !!
so she's a "facebook friend" who you've never actually met?
She’s right about how intrusive and tacky reality TV is. She did well to steer clear of all that.
I loved Sally in the Railway Children and Man about the house in the days of innocence. We have lost all that now but lots of people will happily watch the re runs. I am sure that modern remakes would be enjoyed by a new audience.
There was no 'innocence' on my part. I knew what was holding my attention, and I knew why.
Sally will always be in my heart. She is still as lovely now as she was in her youth. Long may she live happily with her family.
"She is still as lovely now as she was in her youth" ... oh, sweetie, cut the crap
Did that make you feel better?
@@NailHeavenAshford calling out laughably ludicrous untruths always makes me feel better, dearie
I am glad she has found some happiness in her older years
I LUV SALLY + THE REST OF MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE, TOP SHOW!!!
Really enjoyed this presentation. I loved Sally in the Railway Children and Man about the house: she always looked great and had a cheeky humour which fit well with the life and times of those shows.
Sally Thomsett looked so hot in Man About the House.
during one of our school trips to London, summer of 76, our bus nearly exploded with excitement when we saw her walk out of Harrods lol (we were all around 12, travelled up from South Wales, never saw many famous people lol). She looked absolutely awesome! She would have been 26....sighs.....
Aww I loved man about the house I wanted to be her I’m 64 now an seeing this brought back happy memories she’s great good luck sally xxx❤
I had a huge crush on Sally thomsett when I was younger - even though she was probably too old for me! she just had this lovable aura about her
She was a sweet poppet.
I always wondered what had happened to her, always liked Sally style of acting, always thought she would of done more tv shows.
Man about the house. Loved it.
Man About the House was the inspiration for the American TV comedy Three's Company, originally starring John Ritter, Suzanne Sommers, and Joyce DeWitt. It lasted for seven seasons and even showed an episode called "Man About the House."
I had a big crush on Sally.still beautiful in my eyes.
... and mine.
crnchie bar
I loved the Railway children. And so do my grand children. Love Rita Fox.I now live in Australia. ❤
Who’s Rita Fox
Happy new year and good health to you sally !i loved watching u in man about the house i grew up watching that it was great viewing!❤
I love man about the house and i have got the box set dvd
its such a shame we have to grow old and still young at heart . I did like Sally she was so cute but then so were most of us. what I do realise how nice it is to be nice to eachother best we can
Not most people were so cute or pretty when younger, some women were and some women weren't!
@@mikekaraokethat’s the truth 👍🏼
When you get to old age you'll realise youth IS beauty.
@@1961-v9k Exactly, where you from?
Sally was one of the cutest,sexiest girls ever.
Haven't read all the comments just came across this video on 30th December 2023. I seem to recall Sally was 20 or so in Railway Children plying a teen. Lovely looking woman.
I loved watching "Man about the house " being similar age as the actors ,I thought they great ,a lot of sitcoms back then we're really good , it seems people cannot age as they should ,without some nasty comments,not everyone wants BOTOX an fakery ,an if your young you never know how nature will make you look ,they great memories so thanks 😊❤💗💜🇬🇧
when sally was younger she was a dream
Yes, "Man about the house" was brilliant, as were all its participants - & it spawned two great spin-offs: "George & Mildred" & "Robin's Nest."
You always know you're dealing with a decent person, when they have only one person who they truly loved
That’s a wonderful thing to say ❤
It’s a curse to have someone you truly live and they move on. I’d do anything to be with the person who was in my life in the 80s, but it will never be. I will carry my love and intense sadness at not being with them to my grave.
I ended up like Sally and bombed from one person to another, looking for something I was never going to find.
But she had many bad marriages, and her husbands could not all have the ones totally at fault. She bears some responsibility too.
Very true assessment indeed a.
She is still lovely ❤
🤮🤮🤮
Love Sally Thompsett and was convinced as a young (romantic) watcher of Man About the House that the two of them were more than just good friends. There’s good acting and then there’s hee-uuuge chemistry!
Lovely to see Brian Murphy (George), a really decent man who saved a very young innocent me from the unwanted attentions of a Famous Movie Star (with a daughter my age). Phew. (Also euew.)
Btw, it’s not Jenny A-gutter, it’s A-guh-tuh.
Man about the house ❤❤❤
Man about the house, yes she was Lovely and I fancied her then. wow.
Time is a harsh mistress.
the last time I looked Richard O' Sullivan was in a care home ...it was hard to believe, but there he was ..
Yeah due to a severe stroke, life sucks.
Yes home for retired actors,
She's a little older than me but I loved Man about the House. I was always told I looked like her in my early teens/20s.
I had a crush on a girl in 1970s that looked very much like Sally Thomsett, she worked part time in a chemist ,went in there few times but couldn't summon enough courage to ask her out.
I remember watching Sally in the film The Railway Children
Only as I got older did I realise she was a lot older than the character she played.
And Man About The. House
Yes back in the 70’s this sitcom was entertaining and funny - yes funny
Today the generation z would if asked would say this series would be sexist, misogynistic and would not be shown today without being twicked
❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴😍😍
Also, the character Sally played in The Railway Children, was a lot younger than she actually was in real life. Not many people know that.
Don’t forget homophobic. As the Roper’s were told Richard O’Sullivan’s character was gay, or they would’ve allowed home to share the flat.
1:01 "Jenny a-guter" ( This AI voice just can't handle 'Agg-it-er' )
I loved Sally as Phyllis in the Railways children and as Jo in Man About The House which I have on dvd.
Does anybody else get sick and tired of these Yank narrator's who obviously haven't got a clue who they are narrating about??
Yes Jenny is a gutter can you believe that?
Yes fed up with hearing them,and they pronounce the word incorrectly too.😮😮😮
Always loved her.
Remember seeing the filming of the BOVRIL ad she did outside the ABC cinema in Wembley‼️‼️
Thank you ❤
Great Actress love her naturally funny.
man about the house was so.funny with also George and mildred. so nice. she was perhaps not so beautiful anymore when she was older❤❤😊😊 she looked verry different but natural. i look.older to.😊
Well she's better looking than Yootha Joyce!
Lovely lovely sally. I was so jealous of how gorgeous she was. She should maybe have not had those cosmetic fillers though.
I had a crush on her when i was younger,
You weren't the only one.
What is it with these American AI voices talking about our British actors?
Exactly. It's the oddest thing, especially when pronouncing Jenny Ah-GUTTER 🤦♀
I find it jarring and I'm Australian
yeah, they're not interesting enough subjects to bother with - agreed
Robert beats me why they can't have a human being narrating anything now.
I used to love the show, especially the other girl, she was my favourite.
Man about the house was the inspiration for threes company on this side of the pond….
drop that whole "pond" thing - it's cringe
I found it almost impossible to comprehend how some comments by some people are so vitriolic about people they can't possibly know one can only assume they must be very sad angry folk
🤔 Sadly, yes the world is full of angry and very sad 😔 people. Best just to ignore them. Life is too short !!...
Exactly. Dimming someone else's light doesnt make your own shine brighter. It just shows theyre a sad, unhappy person.
Have some people never heard of the saying, Respect Age
This guys pronunciation of the main characters names proves he’s never heard of these people before the script was put in front of him..!?
Totally agree! There seems to be loads of Yanks on UA-cam channels expounding on British arts & culture - a subject they are positively radiant with ignorance on!😡
How dare he pronounce the Divine Jenny’s name as “A Gutter”
Because it’s an ai voice, they always mispronounce things.
Unforgivable, Jenny is not 'A Gutter'!!......although she caused a few guys to lose their heart.
The robotic narrative needs tweaking.
@@Sean006 Yeah, the 'tweak' needs to be British commentary on British arts, media & culture - not a Yankee take!🙄
Loved her in Man about the house . Adored that show . Will now see if I can watch The railway children . Great actress. 🇦🇺🦘
All these years I’ve been pronouncing her Railway Children co-star’s name wrong. Always thought it was pronounced “Ag-ut-ter”.
Likewise. Must be a bot voice, or just an American who can't pronounce anything correctly.
You're correct, it is!!!.This is an American bot narrating!!!🤨🧐🙄
It is, ignore the bot 😊
It is!
It is…this the usual American robot
She still a real beauty
Loved her.
We love Sally too. In your opinion, what is her finest role?
I think she's still beautiful today. :)
Ive best known her for, from The Railway Children 1970.
She looks a Beauty when she was young.
Not Hollywood! You mean London, England film/TV industry. Loved Man about the House.
I had a huge crush on Sally, there's something about her....♥️
She must have been the British “Chrissy,” the Suzanne Sommers role in the American version “Threes Company.” Very cute girl. I must say that anyone who has a total of 12 near-and-actual marriages is a genuine cockeyed optimist! Glad she made it through, had a child, and is still living a productive life.
Sally's character was in Man about the house was "Jo" Chrissy was played by Paula Wilcox.
@@elaineduker.6355 Thank you!
not clear how many actual marriages.she had
The incorrect pronunciation of Jenny Agutter’s name (“A gutter”) is hilarious !
no one cares how she pronounces her name
She was main reason for this then teenage boy to watch Man about the house
I think we went to the same school in Brighton
Thanks to the American robot for telling me this.
🤫 Yes he is an American. But he is not a robot 🤖 !!...
@@alancrisp1582ai voice, no breaths in long sentences and mispronunciation, they always do this.
The last time we met I spotted her in central London, she was looking for a taxi and I offered her a lift on my BMW mortorcycle.... I had only my own helmut and would have been happy to lend it to her, she didn't want to risk me being grabbed by the law.. So, Sally.. what happened to NN ? :>) Happy Days :>)
Man about the House was one of the mist successful sitcoms of all time, it was very well written and the casting was spot on, as it was easy to warm to the characters, even grumpy old Mr. Roper.
I believe the American remake was equally as popular.
The reason 16yo Gary Warren, 18yo Jenny Agutter (Ag-u-ter) and 20yo Sally were cast as the railway children was to get around child labour laws and the restrictions that would put on filming schedules. School leaving age was 15 at the time so even Warren was a working age adult.
I was totally obsessed with Sally Tomsett, I think she is one of those women everyan wanted and every woman wanted to be. She wasn't stunning beautiful but was nethertheless extremely attractive, she had sex appeal and innocent girl next door in equal measure, she looked great as a blonde and with dark hair.
Agutter (Ag-u-ter) is when I turned off.
Man About The House was successfully remade in the US as 'Three's Company'
Though it was not a patch on the British version.
Obviously loved Wedding Cake 🎂 😅
Yep, and it shows.
man about the house is so damn funny
Seem her star faded with her looks
7:30 Hey you Railway Children. Put your phones away and look where you're walking.
Man About The House went to the US & became Three's company.
Thanks for the trivia! What other types of video would you like to see?
Fun fact, she is actually older than her "big sister" Jenny Agutter.
Carried her in my cab years ago when she was in panto in redhill😅😅😅
Sooo ..... Did Richard, perhaps have a LUCKY escape ... ????
No way. Its yet another American telling us about our history. P.S. I loved her in the Railway Children
don't be braindead - it's a robot
thank you@@Marcel_Audubon
An American robot.
Whatever next? @@fasthracing
Why do they do that though? I have often wondered.@@tooleyheadbang4239
Susan Goorge was same age
At 75 must be damn hard her to find older men who can stil boogie huh 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Please pronounce ‘Agutter’ right!
What acting skills are those the soaps now have shown if you can fart and shout .he just fell over you can act the goat
Who’s "Jenny A Gutter"?
She was a terrible actress ,shocking delivery
Auguroni
You mabe need to slow down and give people time to read this
I was double of her when i was young hated it
It's not difficult to check pronunciations ... *sigh*
Man About the House was good, but Three’s Company did it better…much better.
not from the clips I've had the misfortune to see....
Has Sally been under the surgeon’s knife?
Um.....hasn't helped. 🥴
@@RaveDave871 Quite, unless neurological? Such a shame. Believe that Richard O’Sullivan, the unrequited love of her life, is in very poor health and resident in a care home for ex show business actors etc for sometime.
All were lovely in Man about the house, time & nature are cruel, when you're young you think you're going to be young forever then one day you look in the mirror & that young person has gone, scary but we've all got to go through it & some age better than others sadly
@@rickyhank118 The acting profession is very tough for actors as they age, particularly for women and the camera is especially cruel. It seems Sally had something minor done though not a success. Even Julie Christie underwent the knife, much to her resistance, for a film part a few years ago. In the profession it seems that looks are almost more important than acting skills these days. I will always remember Sally fondly for those Man about the House days, happy memories of a period before television became cheap with murdock’s Sky which then infected main stream tv in the U.K. Cheap panel shows are a prime example, complete series of a panel show costs as much as one episode on Man about the House. Sally is a wonderful actress from the golden years of British TV.
Jenny a gutter? A is the strongest syllable Agutter.
Who was the love of her life, Sid James ?
I don't actually want to watch this vid foe some reason I can't explain so the first to answer will have a fantastic 2024 😁😁
Richard O'Sullivan (& I hope you're right about having a fantastic 2024).
@@appledoreman 👍👍
Jenny A-Gutter? Nooo it’s pronounced ‘a-goo-ter’
Merorrable (someone’s had a bit to drink)
Sorry but just cannot stand these computerised commentaries
Spoilt and childish individual, I threw her out of the hotel restaurant I worked at in 1972 after she had a tantrum and went berserk. This was in the era before this type became known as Karens.
I in movie with Jenny in a gutter. We got down n dirty.😜
i think the problems are hers, .....always someone's fault, and she looks really rough in later years,
Women are not allowed to age? How sexist
I always thought she desperately needed her teeth fixing!
Those teeth same as New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern..... her secret love child ?
She ain't aged well at all!!!!!😮
NO SHE DIDN'T!
Her personality is more important and anyone who responds to my twitter, thanks me and her other fans call them hun, and is very sweet to her fans gets my respect, Sally is one of my favourite, lots of tv stars from that era and a bit later are great on twitter or x, but Sally takes it to another level u feel like your chatting to a friend with Sally, she's well loved
@@franceshill465🤫 Really ?. Have you yourself looked into the mirror lately ?..
Is the narrative englishman 😮
No ,of course not. He's an American citizen !!.....
Ya kiddin..........right ?
Awgutter ? lol
How rude
Awgutter lol.
.jenny gutter
Jenny *Agutter*
@@CB-xr1eg Not the way the AI pronounced it. "Ah-GUTTER"
@@misst.e.a.187 The AI pronounces it correctly, maybe you have impaired hearing?
she had a child late in life
jenny is a gutter