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A Very English Scandal

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British Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe is accused of conspiracy to murder his gay ex-lover and forced to stand trial in 1979.
Director
Stephen Frears
Year
2018
Genre
biography, comedy, crime
Production
Cocinor,Les Films Marceau
Awards
Won 1 Primetime Emmy. 28 wins & 46 nominations total

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S01 • E03 Norman. Are you my little Bunny? - A Very English Scandal 00:23
Norman. Are you my little Bunny?
S01 • E03 RADIO CHATTER - A Very English Scandal 00:26
RADIO CHATTER
S01 • E03 Now, tell me that again. - A Very English Scandal 00:23
Now, tell me that again.
S01 • E03 My name is Mrs Edna Friendship. - A Very English Scandal 00:47
My name is Mrs Edna Friendship.
S01 • E02 So, I was saying, Norman Scott, tin mines. - A Very English Scandal 00:33
So, I was saying, Norman Scott, tin mines.
S01 • E03 Mr Andrew Newton? - A Very English Scandal 00:09
Mr Andrew Newton?
S01 • E02 Message for you. - A Very English Scandal 00:04
Message for you.
S01 • E01 HORN HONKS Morning, Jonty. Morning, Jeremy. - A Very English Scandal 00:04
HORN HONKS Morning, Jonty. Morning, Jeremy.
S01 • E01 It is my duty to inform the Prime Minister that if he continues - A Very English Scandal 00:39
It is my duty to inform the Prime Minister that if he contin...
S01 • E02 CAR APPROACHING Here, now, look. Here she comes. - A Very English Scandal 00:04
CAR APPROACHING Here, now, look. Here she comes.
S01 • E02 A taxi, that's nice. How much did that cost? - A Very English Scandal 00:13
A taxi, that's nice. How much did that cost?
S01 • E01 It was delivered last week to my mother, and she read it, - A Very English Scandal 00:17
It was delivered last week to my mother, and she read it,
S01 • E01 "Jeremy and I have had a homosexual relationship..." - A Very English Scandal 00:20
"Jeremy and I have had a homosexual relationship...&quo...
S01 • E01 ..well, when I first met him, he was... - A Very English Scandal 00:06
..well, when I first met him, he was...
S01 • E01 Good morning. - A Very English Scandal 00:50
Good morning.
S01 • E02 Ooh, Benjamino. - A Very English Scandal 00:14
Ooh, Benjamino.
S01 • E02 Sue? - A Very English Scandal 00:10
Sue?
S01 • E02 KNOCKING - A Very English Scandal 00:11
KNOCKING
S01 • E02 What is it? - A Very English Scandal 00:28
What is it?
S01 • E03 Well, I saw David Steel, handed him my letter. - A Very English Scandal 00:45
Well, I saw David Steel, handed him my letter.
S01 • E01 And, lo and behold, just over a year later... - A Very English Scandal 00:05
And, lo and behold, just over a year later...
S01 • E03 Before I met you, - A Very English Scandal 00:05
Before I met you,
S01 • E01 KNOCKING AT DOOR Yeah! Excuse me, Mr Thorpe. - A Very English Scandal 00:15
KNOCKING AT DOOR Yeah! Excuse me, Mr Thorpe.
S01 • E03 I had moments, I... - A Very English Scandal 00:15
I had moments, I...
S01 • E02 Hey. - A Very English Scandal 00:06
Hey.
S01 • E02 Where's my Rupert, then? - A Very English Scandal 00:08
Where's my Rupert, then?
S01 • E03 I would dabble, to relieve myself... - A Very English Scandal 00:49
I would dabble, to relieve myself...
S01 • E03 For what it's worth, I think people are focused on the word "Bunnies"... - A Very English Scandal 00:15
For what it's worth, I think people are focused on the ...
S01 • E03 HE CHUCKLES Very nice dinner. - A Very English Scandal 00:08
HE CHUCKLES Very nice dinner.
S01 • E03 I think this is a new start, isn't it? - A Very English Scandal 00:19
I think this is a new start, isn't it?
S01 • E03 Mr Newton? Stewart Cutley, Evening News. We meet at last. - A Very English Scandal 00:16
Mr Newton? Stewart Cutley, Evening News. We meet at last.
S01 • E03 Andrew Newton can name the men who paid him - A Very English Scandal 00:11
Andrew Newton can name the men who paid him
S01 • E02 I don't suppose you'll be back. - A Very English Scandal 00:19
I don't suppose you'll be back.
S01 • E03 Jeremy Thorpe, the dirty sod! - A Very English Scandal 00:09
Jeremy Thorpe, the dirty sod!
S01 • E03 I need to ask you, Mr Bessell, - A Very English Scandal 00:57
I need to ask you, Mr Bessell,
S01 • E02 The Scottish matter. Really, though, do you think? - A Very English Scandal 00:49
The Scottish matter. Really, though, do you think?
S01 • E01 These pills are new. I was on Longactil, but they said to try - A Very English Scandal 00:52
These pills are new. I was on Longactil, but they said to tr...
S01 • E03 ..and these. - A Very English Scandal 00:48
..and these.
S01 • E03 Good afternoon. This way, sir. It won't take long. - A Very English Scandal 00:10
Good afternoon. This way, sir. It won't take long.
S01 • E01 You took him to your mother's house? - A Very English Scandal 00:28
You took him to your mother's house?
S01 • E03 Good afternoon, Mr Thorpe. - A Very English Scandal 00:23
Good afternoon, Mr Thorpe.
S01 • E01 Faster. - A Very English Scandal 00:05
Faster.
S01 • E03 I'm so sorry. - A Very English Scandal 00:40
I'm so sorry.
S01 • E01 They say you're part of it, - A Very English Scandal 00:49
They say you're part of it,
S01 • E02 The nights... - A Very English Scandal 00:15
The nights...
S01 • E01 DOG WHINES - A Very English Scandal 00:11
DOG WHINES
S01 • E02 Norman! Norman! - A Very English Scandal 00:39
Norman! Norman!
S01 • E01 There's nothing wrong, is there? - A Very English Scandal 00:09
There's nothing wrong, is there?
S01 • E03 They're letting you go, George. God knows how you get away with it. - A Very English Scandal 00:20
They're letting you go, George. God knows how you get a...
S01 • E02 Norman, you've struck lucky. - A Very English Scandal 00:26
Norman, you've struck lucky.
S01 • E01 Did you read the book? - A Very English Scandal 00:05
Did you read the book?
S01 • E01 Well, you could enjoy it a bit more. I can't. Why not? - A Very English Scandal 00:11
Well, you could enjoy it a bit more. I can't. Why not?
S01 • E01 Now, we are going to need this, just in case. - A Very English Scandal 00:16
Now, we are going to need this, just in case.
S01 • E01 There we are. - A Very English Scandal 00:11
There we are.
S01 • E01 And then? - A Very English Scandal 00:30
And then?
S01 • E02 I had no idea how much he meant to you. - A Very English Scandal 00:04
I had no idea how much he meant to you.
S01 • E02 Welcome back. Thank you. - A Very English Scandal 00:29
Welcome back. Thank you.
S01 • E03 Don't worry. We're old friends from way back. - A Very English Scandal 00:16
Don't worry. We're old friends from way back.
S01 • E02 He did visit me, yes. - A Very English Scandal 00:57
He did visit me, yes.
S01 • E03 Why does he have cushions? Just take your place, sir. - A Very English Scandal 00:06
Why does he have cushions? Just take your place, sir.
S01 • E03 We'll be fine. It's all going to be fine. - A Very English Scandal 00:46
We'll be fine. It's all going to be fine.
S01 • E01 This country's application to join the Common Market represents a huge - A Very English Scandal 00:31
This country's application to join the Common Market re...
S01 • E01 GASPING - A Very English Scandal 00:17
GASPING
S01 • E01 I'm left on my own all day. - A Very English Scandal 00:07
I'm left on my own all day.
S01 • E01 Well, I want you to promise, if you're ever back in London, - A Very English Scandal 00:08
Well, I want you to promise, if you're ever back in Lon...
S01 • E01 Maybe it's time you thought about moving on... - A Very English Scandal 00:12
Maybe it's time you thought about moving on...
S01 • E01 That dressage school, whatever happened to that? - A Very English Scandal 00:10
That dressage school, whatever happened to that?
S01 • E02 We've hit a problem, - A Very English Scandal 00:09
We've hit a problem,
S01 • E01 "..In haste, Bunnies can and will go to France. - A Very English Scandal 00:45
"..In haste, Bunnies can and will go to France.
S01 • E02 You're very kind, Emlyn... - A Very English Scandal 00:55
You're very kind, Emlyn...
S01 • E01 I've come to tell you about my homosexual relations - A Very English Scandal 00:26
I've come to tell you about my homosexual relations
S01 • E02 Gwen. Hello there. - A Very English Scandal 00:09
Gwen. Hello there.
S01 • E01 You have these as proof. - A Very English Scandal 00:21
You have these as proof.
S01 • E03 M'lud. The prosecution calls Mr Peter Bessell. - A Very English Scandal 00:05
M'lud. The prosecution calls Mr Peter Bessell.
S01 • E02 Hard to identify. - A Very English Scandal 00:19
Hard to identify.
S01 • E02 It's a terrible set of circumstances - A Very English Scandal 00:22
It's a terrible set of circumstances
S01 • E01 God knows what he got up to. - A Very English Scandal 00:15
God knows what he got up to.
S01 • E01 And now he says he's taken rooms in Dublin under the care - A Very English Scandal 00:40
And now he says he's taken rooms in Dublin under the ca...
S01 • E02 Jeremy says kill him in America. - A Very English Scandal 00:52
Jeremy says kill him in America.
S01 • E01 His name is Norman Josiffe. - A Very English Scandal 00:11
His name is Norman Josiffe.
S01 • E01 I called yesterday for Norman, Norman Josiffe. - A Very English Scandal 00:10
I called yesterday for Norman, Norman Josiffe.
S01 • E01 Norman? - A Very English Scandal 00:33
Norman?
S01 • E01 My friend and colleague, JT, - A Very English Scandal 00:31
My friend and colleague, JT,
S01 • E03 Oh, my God, Norman! - A Very English Scandal 00:54
Oh, my God, Norman!
S01 • E02 RADIO: Mr Thorpe left Downing Street some 20 minutes ago, - A Very English Scandal 00:05
RADIO: Mr Thorpe left Downing Street some 20 minutes ago,
S01 • E02 No. The terms were not acceptable. - A Very English Scandal 00:24
No. The terms were not acceptable.
S01 • E03 Brave heart, darling. - A Very English Scandal 00:13
Brave heart, darling.
S01 • E02 Not quite the result we wanted. - A Very English Scandal 00:18
Not quite the result we wanted.
S01 • E01 So...a new card, - A Very English Scandal 00:40
So...a new card,
S01 • E03 Take the Bible in your right hand. - A Very English Scandal 00:04
Take the Bible in your right hand.
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British Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe is accused of conspiracy to murder his gay ex-lover and forced to stand trial in 1979.

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Director: Stephen Frears
Writer: Russell T. Davies (adaptation), John Preston (book)
Production: Cocinor,Les Films Marceau
Genre: biography, comedy, crime
Year: 2018
MetaScore: N/A/100
ImdbRating: 7.7
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Released: 29 Jun 2018
Awards: Won 1 Primetime Emmy. 28 wins & 46 nominations total
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