Not really an article as such, but the blurb from the Daily Mail Weekend TV magazine about The Orchard Walls. Daily Mail Weekend magazine, 26/12/98 Honeysuckle Weeks The Orchard Walls ITV 9.30pm (not Scottish) Age: 19 Style: A Jenny Agutter for the Nineties. Attitude: Hard-working teenager - she has been on TV since she was 13. She says: 'I think that in order to last as an actor, you need either experience of life or education, or both' - Honeysuckle won a scholarship to Roedean and is now reading English at Oxford. They say: 'A child isn't going to get anywhere in acting unless the parents are a bit pushy' - her mum, Susan Weeks. And another thing: Honeysuckle has a sister, Perdita, also an actress, and a brother Rollo. What next: On the up and up... The Orchard Walls ITV 9.30pm, (not Scottish) A programme that has nothing to do with 1998 ending! This latest Ruth Rendell is a wartime mystery starring Honeysuckle Weeks as teenager Jenny, evacuated from London to live with her aunt's family in rural Hampshire. Unfortunately, walking into Aunt Ella's house is like walking into a wake for the art of conversation. Uncle Daniel is less fun than diptheria; the head of the house, Mrs Thorn, worries constantly about her son who is fighting in Tobruk; and Ella is acting oddly. Feigning a headache at a cinema visit with Jenny, she leaves, to return much later, suddenly all smiles...