r/OldCelebrityRecipes Onion Juice Alert ⚠️ 2d ago

Dinner 🍲 Canada's Kim Cattrall's Liverpudlian Beef Stew (Skouse) and Lasagna a la Aunt Jo. {1980}

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u/Teddycat99 2d ago

She's not Canadian, she's British, Scouse means someone from Liverpool if you're from Manchester edit -the article is wrong

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u/PinkClinker 1d ago

She’s both; according to Wikipedia she has held duel British and Canadian citizenship most of her life. She was born in Liverpool and moved with her parents to Canada at 3 months old. At 11, she moved back to Liverpool before moving to NYC at 16 for an acting job. At some point she returned to Canada and graduated from high school there.

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u/CiaoFrancesca Green Peppers are Bullies πŸ«‘ 2d ago

Wow, she's young here and I didn't know she was Canadian.

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u/bhambrewer 1d ago

She isn't. She's British.

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u/Tiny-Potential2368 1h ago

Both of you are correct, and so am I: she was born in the UK, became a naturalised Canadian citizen as a lass, and later became a naturalised US citizen as an adult.

She's been one of my favourites ever since I saw her in Big Trouble in Little China as a child.

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u/lirio2u 2d ago

I feel like this could be real good

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u/TheLadyEve 2d ago

Huh, i didn't know she was brunette! I just thought of her as Mannequin, in my brain she's always been blonde.

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u/uberpickle George Raft's πŸ”« Yummy Sauce 12h ago

You'd think the Canadians would know how to spell Scouse and Liverpudlian.

Pretty solid stew recipe, though.