News about Caroline Quentin

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Dorothy is best known as Dorothy in BBC's Men Behaving Badly, in which she appeared alongside Leslie Ash, Martin Clunes, and Neil Morrisey. Since then, Caroline Quentin has had a fruitful television career, including appearances in films such as Jonathan Creek and Kiss Me Kate. However, Caroline, 63, has a new role as an influencer after mocking her Instagram page and accompanying book Drawn To The Garden.

In the 1990s and noughties, she was one of Britain's most recognisable stars. Caroline Quentin has admitted that she regrets taking on so many acting roles because leaving her young children to go to work has left a "hole" in her. The actress, who was 63, said she felt she should do as much as she could as she was the 'breadwinner' but skipped important times with her two children. When Ms Quentin first met then husband Sam Farmer, who was working as a runner on the Men Behaving Badly film, in 1998, she was in a hot spot. Emily, a year younger, and William, 20, 2003. When she was away filming shows such as Jonathan Creek, Blue Murder, and Life Begins, she said she'mourned them greatly.

Caroline Quentin, one of Britain's most popular actresses, reveals her early life in a new how-to-garden book, Drawn To The Garden, replete with memories, recipes, anecdotes, and illustrations. She has appeared in everything from Bridgerton to Doc Martin, hoofed Strictly Come Dancing, sang in Les Mis, and appeared on stage with the Royal Shakespeare Company. She has more or less established her as the market's most indomitable woman now at 63.

In Men Behaving Badly, the actress appeared as long-suffering Dorothy alongside boorish boozy characters Gary and Tony, played by Martin Clune and Neil Morrissey. "There are a number of reasons why we shouldn't make it right now," she said, "I think it will stick in one's craw." I think it was getting really old by now,' I mean by the time this series ended,' she explains. I just want to say that you know, you plough the furrow, and there comes a point where you just go, 'I think we've done it now.'

In the United Kingdom's National Parks With Caroline Quentin, visiting locals, reveling in the scenery, and revealing traces of the parks' history. Monty Don's first appearance at the Chelsea Flower Show this year, and she's currently writing her first gardening book and also doing the watercolour illustrations.

On Wednesday, Caroline Quentin met with her lookalike daughter Rose at Loose Women to discuss their forthcoming new venture. Strictly Come Dancing contestants in this year's competition also gave some tips for the new series. The mother and daughter duo announced that they are now playing together in Infamous at Jermyn Street Theatre in London, despite appearing on the programme.

1893 BROWN's Profession of Mrs Warren Brown is a family affair - more than ever in this touring production. Caroline Quentin plays Kitty Warren, the madam whose profitable chain of brothels, has paid for her daughter's education, Vivie, (played here by Caroline's own daughter, Rose). Vivie is now so acute and morally alert that she condemns and dismisses her mother. It's not the exploitation of poor women (her mother included), that Vivie objects to, but the fact that her mother continues to prosper from the company. These days, it could be described as 'tough love'. Vivie's brisk, heartless Vivie howls for barely one second after she cut off her mother. ... . Then returns to her actuarial figures as she returns to her initial estimates.