The Inimitable P.G. Wodehouse
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Wodehouse Playhouse (1975) - A Voice from the Past (4/5)by BlandingsCastle2,751 views- 4:49
Wodehouse Playhouse (1975) A Voice from the Past (3/5)by BlandingsCastle2,073 views
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Martin Jarvis reads PG Wodehouse - Uncle Fred in the Springtimeby CSAWORDaudio5,180 views
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Plum Idol @ Heywood Hillby HeywoodHill16,370 views
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Jeeves & Wooster: Roderick Spode 12by asgrrr2,457 views
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Right Ho, Jeeves by P G Wodehouse read by Martin Jarvisby CSAWORDaudiobooks2,401 views
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P.G. Wodehouse AUDIOBOOK 'Piccadilly Jim 'by CSAWORDaudiobooks5,718 views
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P.G. Wodehouse 'SUMMER LIGHTNING 'by CSAWORDaudio5,888 views
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Jeeves and Wooster Themeby LoFlange33,431 views
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Jeeves and Wooster Animation Testby doggans7,286 views
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Service With a Smile - P. G. Wodehouse read Martin Jarvisby CSAWORDaudio1,085 views
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Jeeves &Wooster S01E03 Part 1/6by wolfxbloed96,216 views
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The Play's The Thingby asolorep2,356 views
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Wodehouse Playhouse (1975) - A Voice from the Past (2/5)by BlandingsCastle2,691 views
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P.G. Wodehouse: Uncle Dynamite and the Criticsby Aeschylus462 views
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The Real Bertie Woosterby thecoweyed1,207 views
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Ian Carmichael (1920-2010)by plagalcadenze7,504 views
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Audiobook-P. G. Wodehouseby JustAudio200810,331 views
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A Jolly Nice Time In Chicagoby Aaron19121,777 views
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Wodehouse Playhouse - Mr. Potter Takes a Rest Cureby nathanrj511 views
ok i adore wodehouse I have his letters (McCRum) and I have to give credit to the person who expressed very aptly what wodehouse was about, he created a world for all of us to be happy in Oh the english countryside Worcester shropshire and led zeppelin tapes (it was the 70's) and wodehouse I thought I'd gone to heaven in that decade. The blues and wodehouse too and the beautiful country side. OH bliss it as to be in Nirvana (Hazlitt)
MsSolonge 3 months ago
Thank you I shall be buying this now!
polomintsaj 4 months ago
you don't have a posh voice, you have an affected voice.
paulakhs 11 months ago
boring...
paulakhs 11 months ago
Was it this bloke?: Anthony Bingham Mildmay, 2nd Baron Mildmay of Flete
brwhizz 1 year ago
I am currently writing a dissertation on Wodehouse and would really appreciate it if anyone could tell me the name of the Lord (Anthony something... steeplechaser), who Wodehouse mentions as an inspiration for Bertie Wooster, in the Youtube video entitled 'P.G Wodehouse Discusses the origins of Bertie Wooster'. I can't make it out myself:
Thank you.
brwhizz 1 year ago
Thanks very much for sharing these valuable insights. It's delightful to have this kind of review from a devoted enthusiast. One can't help wondering if this Mark Hitchens is somehow related to another of Wodehouse's devout (the word sounds so out of place with him) fans, Christopher Hitchens. I have not been able to establish a connection though.
liam1neely 1 year ago
Nice monologue. But: Wodehouse didn't write about the real people or real "class" of people. PG Wodehouse - as Evelyn Waugh said - created his own world. For all of us to be happy to dwell in.
unpetitcrapaud 2 years ago 2