I know, I know. That three-second clip of Lady Bracknell wasn’t quite enough to sate your appetite for staunch British characters. So without further ado, thirty more seconds of television’s most beautiful actress (apart from Mommy Thorne-Smith): Dame Edith Evans.
Now if, like mine, your memory of the Great Works of high-school summer reading lists is somewhat hazy, you’re probably asking yourself: Just who is this rare bird Lady Bracknell? To answer that question, I consulted the obvious, most reputable source for all things Lit: Sparks Notes. And here is the only thing you need to know: “Lady Bracknell values ignorance, which she sees as ‘a delicate exotic fruit.’”
Now if, like mine, your memory of the Great Works of high-school summer reading lists is somewhat hazy, you’re probably asking yourself: Just who is this rare bird Lady Bracknell? To answer that question, I consulted the obvious, most reputable source for all things Lit: Sparks Notes. And here is the only thing you need to know: “Lady Bracknell values ignorance, which she sees as ‘a delicate exotic fruit.’”
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