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S1 E10 - The Duchess of Duke Street Episode #1.10. November 5, 1976. 51min. TV-PG. Every year at the Bentinck, Louisa gives a Servants' Ball where the guests wait upon the staff and usually the evening is a great success. However, on this occasion, a seemingly personable young man decides to cause trouble...
The Duchess of Duke Street serie Drama - Sinopsis: Louisa Trotter se abre camino desde ser una zambullida hasta ser la reina de los cocineros, cocinera del Rey y propietaria del Hotel Bentinck. Su vida y sucesos entre los huéspedes y el personal del ..., Sinopsis, Tráilers, Fotos, Críticas, Ranking.
Additional Information. Years: 1976 - 1977. Seasons: 2. Genre: Drama. A Cockney servant girl as she rises to manage one of Edwardian London’s most prestigious hotels.
She is looking for a job, and ends up talking her way into the kitchen of a Lord's townhouse. The Lord has a rather snooty French chef. Louisa quickly develops a strong desire to become a top cook, although women back then were not chefs. Through hard work and sheer determination she wins over the chef and he begins to teach her his art.
The Duchess of Duke Street (Serie de TV) Serie de TV. Drama | Años 1910-1919. I Guerra Mundial. (1976-1977). 2 temporadas. Louisa Trotter trabaja como sirvienta con el fin de convertirse en la mejor de las cocineras en el Hotel Bentinick. La historia se centra en su vida y su relación con sus huéspedes y el personal del hotel.
26 de ago. de 2008 · Gemma Jones who plays Mrs. Trotter, The Duchess of Duke Street, is good, to be sure, but we all have our favorite characters and mine is Merriman the butler played by John Welsh. His understated manner and wit had me chuckling as I viewed each episode. As in Upstairs Downstairs, though, there is one servant who is treated badly.
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