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StellaGonet (born 8 May1963 in Greenock, Scotland) is a Scottish actress who is best known for playing Bea in the television series The House Of Eliott.
She has also appeared in Casualty and playing a villain in the mini series The Secret.
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Set in 1920s London, The House of Eliott: Series One followed the adventures of Beatrice (StellaGonet) and Evangeline Eliott (C.S.I. 's Louise Lombard), sisters who were left virtually penniless when their father unexpectedly died.
Lombard and Gonet are charming, lighting up the screen whether alone or together.
Filmed in March 2005, this interview touches on how she got started in the business, her relationship with onscreen sister StellaGonet, and her general thoughts on the series.
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As the Roaring Twenties come to a close, the market for haute couture is shrinking.
For the House of Eliott to survive, Bea (StellaGonet, Nicholas Nickleby) and Evie (Louise Lombard, CSI) must accept that ready-to-wear is fashion's future.
StellaGonet ; Louise Lombard ; Aden Gillett ; Barbara Jefford ; Cathy Murphy
Over the ages many poets have put pen to paper in celebration of that rawest and yet most beautiful of human instincts--erotic love.
From the witty and bawdy to the sensuous and tender, this anthology is merely a selection of such verse by writers such as Herrick, Marlowe, Byron, Verlaine, Whitman, and in our time, John Betjemen.
Born in 1770, Wordsworth was and remains Britain's most celebrated poet.
