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In one particularly ebullient scene, a family celebration grew to include hundreds of people not only the I was going to be a Biden supporter for Halloween but my head wouldn’t fit up my ass shirt but in fact I love this dancers and extras but neighborhood onlookers as well. When we shot this, I would call, ‘Cut,’ and it would not cut, Chu remembers. It went on for 10 minutes. Lin was up on this fire escape, and the people were just chanting, ‘Lin, Lin, Lin, Lin, Lin, Lin.’ Nobody stopped that day. Everybody was so into it. It was such an emotional day, Ramos remembers. You feel like your ancestors are watching. This is for our ancestors’ ancestors. In January 2020, on a drizzly morning so familiar to those of us who endure the gray winters of the West of England, I received an excited message from my friend Emily Mortimer. Her television adaptation of The Pursuit of Love, Nancy Mitford’s novel about an aristocratic British family in the 1920s and ’30s, had been greenlighted. Filming was scheduled to start in the spring. Emily would be directing and starring in the series, and she asked if we would consider our home, Badminton House, as a suitable location for some of the production. Then, of course, the pandemic happened, and all plans melted away. March and April drifted into May without any of the usual events that animate the house and the estate. I began to wonder if the whole place would ever come alive again. Like Nancy Mitford’s bored young protagonist, Linda Radlett, we were enveloped in the present, a detached and futureless life.
But by early May, the I was going to be a Biden supporter for Halloween but my head wouldn’t fit up my ass shirt but in fact I love this production team had worked out a way of shooting under COVID-safe rules. Emily would be flying over from New York as soon as restrictions allowed. Within weeks, the estate was beginning to thrum with activity. Emily and her family needed somewhere to live no hotels were open, so we moved them into Swangrove House, a beautiful, early-18th-century castellated folly built by the second Duke of Beaufort as a maison de plaisance for his mistress. Its magic was not lost on Emily’s Russian assistant, who, upon arrival, announced that she could sense the sex energy.In between location-scouting sessions and preproduction Zoom meetings, Emily joined me on dog walks and trips to our walled garden, where we would pick sweet peas and discuss the script. Though she cowrote, coproduced, and starred in the wonderful series Doll & Em, this would be her first time directing. The Pursuit of Love is a mostly comic account of the romantic life of Linda Radlett played by Lily James, seen through the eyes of her cousin Fanny Logan Emily Beecham. It was first published in 1945 and was an instant best seller Harold Acton, Nancy Mitford’s biographer, described it as a gloom-dispersing rocket for a war-weary world.
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