How to pronounce “mantel” in English

But I think-- I've got this great favorite passage from Hilary Mantel's "Wolf Hall" where you remember, those you

But I'm reading now the novels about Henry VIII by Hilary Mantel, so that's historical fiction.

But we're going to continue to put that gun on the mantelpiece in Act 1.

But I guess what I'm saying is I just finished reading "Giving Up the Ghost," which is a memoir by Hilary Mantel, who wrote "Wolf Hall."

And if you looked above that again, you'd see a mantel piece.

Most of these monuments, somebody who wanted something from the mantel piece would have gone in the 19th century and extracted the contents.

Seven years ago when I started writing this book, I came across this quote from Hilary Mantel, who I'm sure you know, who wrote "Wolf Hall."

That's Hilary Mantel on fairy tales.

And that its quote/unquote mantel is made out of water compressed into solid form.

You know, this is the world's most predictable outcome of putting that gun on the mantelpiece in Act 1.

So if you look at, for instance, histories-- if you take the 16th century-- I guess since Hilary Mantel so much popularized the 16th century of late,

I don't know where that came from, but it made me think about how I can read about someone dusting their mantel-- that sounds like I'm

So I feel I was just carrying the mantel and doing my little part for him.

So--but what happened was I went to school with some pretty remarkable people, Mary Louise Parker was in college with me, Joe Mantello who directed Wicked on Broadway, he's one of our great directors,