Julie Walters will play Mary Whitehouse in a BBC drama detailing her extended battles with Director General Sir Hugh Greene. The executive producer says the story is ‘often very funny’. Also bizarre, apparently:
She once called him “the devil incarnate”. He responded to her criticisms by commissioning a painting of her naked with five breasts to hang in his office.
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