Polo: The lavish and racy classic from Sunday Times bestseller Jilly Cooper

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Like hot Bovril or red phone boxes, they feel like they belong to a bygone era of British life: somehow both more innocent and more problematic all at the same time.

Cooper doggedly insists he is the handsomest man in England, something I always found hard to picture, since I don't find blond men attractive, especially when they murder foxes for fun. This is exactly the sort of snitty remark, by the way, that Cooper would expect of a hairy-legged feminist like me. Feminists of all stripes get very short shrift in her novels (which is interesting, given that she was the main breadwinner throughout most of her marriage), but hairy-legged ones, by which I suppose she means second wave, are the worst. In addition Aidan also told The Times in a recent interview: “We have so much sex on our show, we have to have two intimacy coaches. Two! Danny Dyer, meanwhile, is swapping ‘Eastenders’ for the countryside to play Freddie Jones, a noble-minded self-made electronics millionaire who, along with his wife Valerie (Lisa McGrillis), finds himself victim of Rutshire snobbery. At least, until Rupert and Tony need some of his dosh for a business proposition.Laing, Olivia (11 September 2010). "Jump! by Jilly Cooper". The Observer. ISSN 0029-7712 . Retrieved 15 July 2023. Meanwhile, NafessaWilliams ( Whitney Houston: IWannaDance with Somebody) plays Cameron Cook,a ferociously talented American TV executive, who’s brought toCoriniumby Tony to produce Declan’s newprime-timetalk show.