She hit out: “It’s nonsense to be quite perfectly honest.
“Everybody’s complaining about this on the telly and it’s not based on true facts. It’s light-hearted, let’s have some fun, let’s sing and dance around our front rooms.
She continued: When that came out I never looked at it to think it was this, that or the other. I just looked at it for what it was, great entertainment.”
Brenda went on to tell those who didn’t like the film to “switch off” adding: “You don’t have to watch it, it’s pathetic.”
Her co-star Linda Robson also agreed with her sentiment, remarking: ‘I just think… get over yourselves.”
The BBC declined to comment.
Published at Sun, 10 Jan 2021 12:59:00 +0000
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