Brideshead Revisited - Charles has lunch with Sebastian

"My affair with the Duchess of Vincennes was on an altogether higher plain than any of you hobbledehoys can conceive. Do you know what it was cemented our love? We used the same coloured varnish for our toenails."

Why haven't I watched this series before? Tut, tut. Too much distracting Youtube :-)

Lovely English Oxfordian 20s wit, from a post-war perspective, that is.

Regards and ♥, andrea

This clip illustrates the difference between dealing with acquaintances who are homosexuals from those who are merely English.

They're so hot. And Antony Blanche knows it...poor thing.

fans of Waugh are fans of his close friend Mitford, drop by channel thinazzabird to hear readings of Nancy Mitford's HIGHLAND FLING and observe other uploads danka

such vivid characters..

You misunderstand eyeboan - no about RCatholicism - but about England.

i shall sh-sh- shimmy down your burrow and chivy you out like an old st-st-stout

more like et in arcadia eggo

Keep the politically correct stuff out of the discussion. It (rightly) didnt exist in the era of this story. Waugh was a Catholic who loved people, no matter what their preferences, but he would not have condoned genital homosexual activity. Just enjoy the film and read no more into it than what you see.

interesting how there are no more people like this in the UK, now all cambridge students scavenge in the rubbish for food and spit on each other's faces with groans! very creepy social changes...