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this version does also focus on the men in lady chatterley�*s life — the ptsd 0liver mellors is suffering class bitterness between gamekeeper and landowner, and sir clifford chatterley�*s own mental health problems after a wartime injury that leads him to rebuff his wife. but this is emma corrin�*s film as constance chatterley and as such, their comments on acting categories becoming gender neutral could have a lot of currency, given that award season is already under way. for me, one of the more pleasant surprises at the movies in 2022 was the indian film rrr. it's a story of the relationship between two heroes in i920s india, when the british were in charge. it's sheer movie escapism and it has been put together extremely well. rrr is a big movie, an epic action drama — the most expensive indian movie ever made. not from bollywood, but tollywood. it's a telugu language film. it's gaining accolades by the minute. essentially, it is a story of friendship — friendship between two giant heroes, you know? but what we did was, like, we kept the emotions as grounded, as very human. their stren

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i was excited to see that lady chatterley's that lady chatterley's lover is on netflix.the morning. i think you are right about that one. thank you. one of the other stories our colleagues have been working on is about health, and it is about how long it has taken for people to go from accident and emergency onto a ward if they need a hospital bed, and the bbc found through lots of research than more than 40% of people are having to wait more than four hours for that process which is breaching the government target, so that has been a big story today and we thought that would give us an opportunity to talk about life in hospital at the moment and be joined by doctor maddock in brighton and she is vice president at the college of emergency medicine and a consultant in the emergency department. thank you for having me. thank you for coming on. it does not sound like a great time to get ill at the moment. unfortunately it's been like this in the emergency department for a very, very long time. we are certainly seeing the winter starting to kick off and so there is a lot mor

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the england of the lady chatterley era, just after the first world war, is equally repressive, and ladyrt of this narrative, but actors have become more outspoken about whether they felt comfortable filming sex scenes or not. you will only be the second man i have ever had sex with. oh, god... emma thompson in her recent film good luck to you, leo grande, about the sexual awakening of a woman, praised the idea of using intimacy co—ordinators on film sets. this production also worked with one. joely richardson, who played lady chatterley in a 1993 bbc miniseries, and in this production, played clifford chatterley�*s nurse, thinks film sets have changed for the better. we are more aware of what needs to be put in place with love scenes, that everyone has to be protected. they tend to be more choreographed. in the old days, it was like "ok, get on with it." but life is what we make of it. this version does also focus on the men in lady chatterley�*s life — the ptsd oliver mellors is suffering after the first world war that causes him to isolate himself, the class bitterness between gamekee