
Thank You, Jeeves
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Narrado por:
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Jonathan Cecil
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De:
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P. G. Wodehouse
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"Jonathan Cecil gives a sparkling performance of this classic piece of Wodehouse humor. Cecil's Jeeves speaks with the great dignity and classic accent one expects of the ideal valet. In contrast, Cecil performs Bertie with all the winsome frivolity due to the fictional aristocrat. Wodehouse's confection of muddled engagements and provoked musicians is perfectly narrated." (AudioFile)
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Best narrator!
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Laugh out !oud
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Outstanding Performance
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Absolutely Dashing!!!
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What did you love best about Thank You, Jeeves?
it's all about the languageWhat did you like best about this story?
I go to Wodehouse for a light and funny romp and this was the perfect WodehouseHave you listened to any of Jonathan Cecil’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Yes, and this is flawless Cecil.If you could rename Thank You, Jeeves, what would you call it?
no commentperfect wodehouse
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Jeeves giving notice over Bertie’s banjolele playing and more hilarity!
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This is Wodehouse at his best. There is farce and there is Wodehouse. There are narrators snd there is Jonathan Cecil
P.G. Wodehouse snd Jonathan Cecil life doesn’t get any funnier
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Another great story!
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Such is Bertie's devotion to his music that he suffers to lose Jeeves, who is promptly hired by Lord Chufnel, Bertie's old school pal. Thus, the action moves to the country, where a former flame of Bertie's, her millionaire father, and Sir Roderick Glossip show up proposing to purchase Chufnel Hall and set up a private mental hospital. Chuffy falls for Bertie's old flame, and plans to marry her on the proceeds of the sale of the estate.
This is P.G. Wodehouse, so the course of love does not run smooth. Complications involve some over-conscientious police officers, a drunken butler with a penchant for carving knives, heliotrope pyjamas, a troupe of minstrel singers, copious amounts of bootblack and a distinct lack of butter.
A significant amount of the plot turns on both Bertie and Sir Roderick wearing blackface in order to impersonate the minstrel singers. This is an artifact of the period this was written, but may strike modern readers as unfunny, so be warned.
Otherwise, a classic of the England that never was.
More English Silliness From The Master
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If you could sum up Thank You, Jeeves in three words, what would they be?
Cute, witty, entertaining!What other book might you compare Thank You, Jeeves to and why?
The wry humor is similar to Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket, just more sophisticated.Which character – as performed by Jonathan Cecil – was your favorite?
Always Bertie. :)Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes! I typically listen to a chapter or two before retiring... couldn't bring myself to hit the pause button.Any additional comments?
I'm a hard-core Wodehouse fan. There. I said it. LOL.All time classic!
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