British Magazine Article with John Thaw about his new show, A Year in Provence, Feb/March 1993.

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Though this article is not about Inspector Morse I thought you would still like to read it. John’s is talking about his new show in 1993, A Year in Provence. Enjoy.

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5 thoughts

  1. Actually I did see this film. I’m afraid I thought it was not very good but at the time I saw it I didn’t know John Thaw and because I do now and love him as an actor I might have a different take on it.

  2. We quite enjoyed “A Year in Provence” when it was shown in the US. We were interested in experiencing rural French culture and watching the very talented John Thaw in a different role. Years later we went to Aix-en- Provence. a more cosmopolitan area but still fascinating.

    1. Hi Bo. Thank you for pointing me in the direction of the Best of British magazine. You will see that I bought it and have posted the article here on my website.

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