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The advice given to Miranda Hart that changed her life
KISS, an acronym for Keep it Simple and Straightforward, was a principle established by the Navy (Google tells me the US Navy, which is disappointing as it sounds so delightfully British) suggesting that all systems work at their best when kept simple. It was adopted by engineering and technology designers and I've heard it used in tennis coaching with its more common phrasing Keep it Simple, Stupid. I prefer "Sweetie" for the gentler tone.
Miranda Hart, i Newspaper, 30th October 2020My culture fix: Miranda Hart
The actress and writer lets us into her cultural life.
The Times, 20th June 2020Miranda Hart teases if she will reunite with Tom Ellis
Miranda Hart's fans shouldn't give up hope of seeing her reunite with her sitcom husband Tom Ellis.
Justin Harp, Digital Spy, 29th May 2020Best British sitcoms of 21st century: Miranda
Some might balk at the inclusion of popular mainstream favourite Miranda on this list. But while Miranda the series, like the character of Miranda herself, may be less obviously 'cool' than some of its contemporaries, it is extremely likeable and often very funny.
Chris Hallam, Chris Hallam's World View, 6th May 2020Miranda Hart doubles her fee on celeb video website
Telly comic Miranda Hart has doubled her fees on a celebrity video website.
Miranda, 47, pushed up her fee from £80 to £166 a matter of days after lockdown was brought in.
Ellie Henman, The Sun, 5th April 2020Emma review
Emma's candy coloured cinematography and costumes contribute to the playful and light tone of the comedy that is as delightful as a strawberry bon-bon.
Alexa Sambrook, The Student Newspaper, 13th March 2020Emma review
Autumn de Wilde's adaptation ramps up the comedy, but Anya Taylor-Joy remains wonderfully edgy as Jane Austen's meddling heroine.
Mark Kermode, The Observer, 16th February 2020Review: Emma
All in all, this feels like an opportunity missed, a waste of talent and potential.
Susan Singfield, Bouquets & Brickbats, 15th February 2020Respectful new take on Emma is Austen powered
A new adaptation of 19th-century literary classic Emma is fresh, smart and a visual feast - even with the surprise bum flashes.
Graeme Virtue, The Big Issue, 14th February 2020Emma review - sweetness, spite and bared bottoms
Anya Taylor-Joy revels in the role of the handsome, clever heroine with a sadistic streak in this amiable adaptation of Jane Austen's great romcom
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian, 14th February 2020