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Lanchester

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Lanchester

Village in Durham, England, 13 km/8 mi northwest of Durham city; population (2001) 4,400. In the neighbourhood are remains of a Roman settlement, and Roman relics have been found.



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In the 1948 film version of The Big Clock, the Neel character is played deliciously by Elsa Lanchester.
ALICE NEEL by WEINSTEIN, JEFF / Artforum International
Stranded in Los Angeles, she eked out a wretched existence, taught movement classes for Hollywood actors (including Marilyn Monroe), and got to know Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester, striking up a lifelong friendship with the couple.
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Lanchester to describe attrition in war is cited as having "survived remarkably well.
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