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Call the Midwife: Secrets Behind the Scenes Revealed

Call the Midwife - Helen George - midwifery - Natalie Quarry - period drama - Rosie Jones - TV shows

Discover the drama, tears, and laughter on set of Call the Midwife with exciting behind-the-scenes revelations!

Call the Midwife is not just your typical period drama; it's a whirlwind of emotions, drama, and compelling storytelling that has captivated audiences for over a decade. The debut of Sister Julienne scene in the latest season puts Nonnatus' newest trainee recruits, Joyce and Rosalind, through their paces, setting the stage for a gripping storyline. The iconic show, inspired by real-life midwife Jennifer Worth and the sisters of Saint John the Divine, continues to blend period details with social commentary, as showcased in the emotionally affecting episode featuring comedian Rosie Jones.

As Call the Midwife welcomes new characters like pupil midwives Joyce Highland and Rosalind Clifford, viewers are in for a treat with the superb performances and captivating plotlines. The recent addition of guest star Rosie Jones as a pregnant woman has further enriched the show, leaving fans in tears as they connect with her phenomenal portrayal. From on-set camaraderie between cast members like Natalie Quarry and Helen George to the compelling work complications faced by characters like Trixie, the show delves deep into the highs and lows of midwifery.

In a surprising turn of events, top comedian Rosie Jones's episode has not only induced tears but also shed light on important societal issues, such as the treatment of disabled pregnant women. Fans have been left in awe of the powerful storytelling and emotional depth brought to the screen. Call the Midwife continues to be a beacon of inclusivity and authenticity, showcasing diverse narratives and challenging societal norms with each episode.

In conclusion, Call the Midwife is more than just a TV show; it's a platform for meaningful storytelling, advocacy, and connection. Its ability to blend entertainment with social commentary has solidified its place in the hearts of viewers worldwide. So, grab your tissues and prepare for an emotional rollercoaster as the midwives of Nonnatus House navigate through love, loss, and the miracles of childbirth with grace and resilience.

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This Call the Midwife Sister Julienne scene has more to tell us (digitalspy.com)

The emotionally charged debut put Nonnatus' newest trainee recruits, Joyce (Renee Bailey) and Rosalind (Natalie Quarry) through their paces. More specifically ...

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Who plays Call the Midwife's Joyce Highland? Everything you need ... (MyLondon)

Everything you need to know about Netflix star Renee Bailey. There's two new midwives descending onto the East End as the much-loved BBC One drama returns.

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Call the Midwife, BBC One, season 13, ep 1, review: a superb ... (Telegraph.co.uk)

Writer Heidi Thomas has always combined period details with social commentary, as shown in this affecting episode with comedian Rosie Jones.

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BBC Call The Midwife: Real story of Nonnatus House (Echo)

The show is inspired by Jennifer Worth who worked as a midwife in London's Poplar from the 1950s to 60s, as well as the sisters of Saint John the Divine.

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When is Call the Midwife on TV? Start time and how to watch (Braintree and Witham Times)

In the latest series, Call the Midwife is set to welcome two characters including the likes of pupil Midwives Joyce Highland and Rosalind Clifford. # ...

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BBC Call the Midwife start time, full cast list, plot and how many ... (WalesOnline)

New pupil midwives Joyce Highland and Rosalind Clifford join Nonnatus House in series 13 - here's everything you need to know.

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Call the Midwife review: Why don't millennials watch? I despair in my ... (iNews)

In the genius period drama, toxic masculinity fares about as well as a labouring woman's pelvic floor.

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Call the Midwife cast praise "fantastic, superb" guest star Rosie Jones (Radio Times)

Comedian Rosie Jones plays a pregnant woman in the opening episode of Call the Midwife season 13.

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Call the Midwife's Natalie Quarry reveals on-set support from Helen ... (HELLO!)

Call the Midwife newcomer Natalie Quarry has revealed the on-set support she received from Helen George while filming series 13. Read what she told HELLO!

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Call the Midwife teases work complication for Trixie (Radio Times)

She needs a solution, STAT! Trixie holding a newborn baby. t for publication e 29Neal Street Productions/Olly Courtney.

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Call the Midwife review โ€” Rosie Jones helps to induce the waterworks (The Times)

The last time I reviewed Rosie Jones in these pages it was for her documentary about the online abuse she receives for the apparent crime of having cerebral ...

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Call The Midwife fans in tears over 'phenomenal' Rosie Jones episode (Metro)

Rosie Jones' episode of Call The Midwife has left fans in floods of tears as it explored how a disabled pregnant woman was treated.

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Call the Midwife viewers in tears as top comedian makes surprise ... (The Sun)

FANS of Call the Midwife were left in tears as top comedian Rosie Jones made her debut on the show.The story focused on Rosie's character, Doreen, exp.

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When is Call the Midwife on TV? Start time and how to watch (Surrey Comet)

In the latest series, Call the Midwife is set to welcome two characters including the likes of pupil Midwives Joyce Highland and Rosalind Clifford. # ...

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Call the Midwife; Vera (Broadcast)

This is no twee period drama but a genius Trojan Horse that has been smuggling radical women's health stories into our sitting rooms for over a decadeโ€

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