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Stephanie Cole

Stephanie Cole

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Oct 21, 2026

Tyler AdamsHOST
58:04
yeah
Chris DiamondHOST
58:07
and then another obviously the Black Widow Mrs Featherstone Stephanie Cole who just passed
Tyler AdamsHOST
58:14
away
Chris DiamondHOST
58:16
and other people appear as well like Liz Dawn appears at one point
Mark AldridgeHOST
17:57
a bit late 50s as well because it reminded me of Hank Marvin sort of...
speaker_3NARRATOR
18:06
We present John Moffat as Eckel Poirot and Stephanie Cole as Ariadne Oliver in Agatha Christie's Halloween Party.
speaker_3NARRATOR
18:14
Two
Mark AldridgeHOST
18:14
pictures in the shadows.

11 MINS LATER

Gray Robert BrownHOST
28:54
That didn't occur to me, but I back it as an interpretation.
Gray Robert BrownHOST
28:58
Yeah, that's really interesting.
Gray Robert BrownHOST
29:00
In terms of performances, so we have Stephanie Cole.
Gray Robert BrownHOST
29:04
Oh, my God,
MarkHOST
11:32
Uh, Chris Langham from, uh, The Thick Of It and Life of Brian.
MarkHOST
11:36
Stephanie Cole from Coronation Street and Waiting for God.
MarkHOST
11:38
Dennis Haskins from Saved by the Bell.
MarkHOST
11:41
Uh, Dame Esther Rantzen, and I'm sure there are a few others as well-
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
1:13
[cheering] [instrumental music]
Jack McCarthyNARRATOR
1:28
We present John Moffatt as Hercule Poirot and Stephanie Cole as Ariadne Oliver in Agatha Christie's Halloween Party.
Stephanie ColeVOICE_ACTOR
1:35
[instrumental music] Halloween party? I thought that sort of thing only happened in America.
Alexandra BastedoVOICE_ACTOR
1:49
Goodness no.

1 HR 35 MINS LATER

Alexandra BastedoVOICE_ACTOR
97:06
Blame it all on me, as usual.
Alexandra BastedoVOICE_ACTOR
97:08
[gentle music]
Jack McCarthyNARRATOR
97:27
In Halloween Party by Agatha Christie, Hercule Poirot was played by John Moffatt, and Ariadne Oliver by Stephanie Cole.
Jack McCarthyNARRATOR
97:36
Judith Butler, Alexandra Bastedo; Miranda Butler, Sian Jenkins; Rowena Drake, June Barry; Michael Garfield, Gareth Armstrong; Spence, James Taylor; Elspeth, Oriel Smith; Miss Whittaker, Amanda Murray; Miss Emlyn, Petra Davis; Mrs. Leaman, Paula Jacobs; Mrs. Goodbody, Lala Lloyd; Mrs. Minden, Catherine Parr; Fullerton, Colin Pinney Mrs. Reynolds, Rachel Atkins.
Dana DuncanHOST
43:10
Yes.
Dana DuncanHOST
43:12
Stephanie Cole, 84, English actress, Open Hours, Doc Martin, Coronation Street, Rosalind Ashford, 83, American Hall of Fame singer, Martha and the Vandals, Garrett Graham, 77, American actor, Phantom of the Paradise, Used Cars, The Critic, James Sloyan, 85, American actor, The Sting, Xanadu, Star Trek, The Next Generation.
Dana DuncanHOST
43:50
And one personal to me, Barry Melrose, 70, Canadian ice hockey player, was a coach and an analyst on ESPN for years.
Tom DuncanHOST
44:05
Honestly, he's the only one I also have any sort of relationship with.
Ted SalmonHOST
90:57
Right, before we go, let us dip into the final curtain where we have three entrants of people who didn't make it through the last fortnight.
Ted SalmonHOST
91:07
The first one is the only one that I know, which is Stephanie Cole.
Ted SalmonHOST
91:12
who died at 84.
Ted SalmonHOST
91:14
She had Alzheimer's, apparently.
Ted SalmonHOST
93:21
know that.
Ted SalmonHOST
93:23
I don't know that.
Gareth MylesHOST
93:24
Rick Mayall was in the first season and then sadly he passed away and his character was kind of rewritten to be Stephanie Cole's character in the subsequent seasons.
Gareth MylesHOST
93:35
But I really like that series.
LozHOST
51:07
Um, so yeah, that, that was one of them.
LozHOST
51:10
And then, Brad, you might not know who this is, but, um, if you grew up in the '80s, '90s, uh, and you watched the BBC, uh, Stephanie Cole.
LozHOST
51:23
Uh, she was in a TV show called "Open All Hours." She played, uh, a widow in that, and then she played, uh...
LozHOST
51:31
I think she was a widow in "Waiting for God" as well, which was like, it was set in a retirement home in somewhere in like, uh, somewhere in the UK, and she was like this grumpy old battle-ax, and she'd wave a stick at people and stuff, and she was just dry, absolutely dry as fuck with her comedy and that.
MichaelHOST
0:22
Goodwin.
MichaelHOST
0:22
Played by the dearly departed Stephanie Cole who sadly left us a couple of weeks ago now, wasn't it? So we decided to, as we never did one at the time, put together an episode dedicated to this.
MichaelHOST
0:35
Somewhat regular, she was a regular character but she was in the show for a few years.
MichaelHOST
0:39
We didn't do a character profile at the time because We didn't know if
GemmaHOST
1:44
See you next week.
GemmaHOST
1:44
I
MichaelHOST
1:45
don't want to be disrespectful to Stephanie Cole or anything.
MichaelHOST
1:47
She does
MichaelHOST
0:22
Goodwin.
MichaelHOST
0:22
Played by the dearly departed Stephanie Cole who sadly left us a couple of weeks ago now, wasn't it? So we decided to, as we never did one at the time, put together an episode dedicated to this.
MichaelHOST
0:35
Somewhat regular, she was a regular character but she was in the show for a few years.
MichaelHOST
0:39
We didn't do a character profile at the time because We didn't know if
GemmaHOST
1:44
See you next week.
GemmaHOST
1:44
I
MichaelHOST
1:45
don't want to be disrespectful to Stephanie Cole or anything.
MichaelHOST
1:47
She does
Fake KeithHOST
12:54
I have an addendum.
Fake KeithHOST
12:55
What's your addendum? Stephanie Cole.
Fake KeithHOST
12:59
Stephanie Cole was awesome.
Fake KeithHOST
13:02
She was the best actress of her time.
Fake KeithHOST
13:05
Doctor Who folk would have heard her in a couple of things.

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