It's Miss Kenton, not Ms. People in England in the mid 20th century didn't say Ms. Americans might get misled because Ms is pronounced differently in England - for a long time it used to be Mz or Muz but recently I think people sometimes say Miz.

You can see lots of commercials with Koji Yakusho at http://www.bb-navi.com/cm-d….

I never stated my opinion. But you guessed right, I agreed with Clive James.

Most of you seem to be unaware that Clive James is an extremely intelligent critic and has excellent taste in TV dramas and movies. For example see http://www.nytimes.com/2006… or http://www.clivejames.com/m…. 

"In the event, the first instalment of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy fully lived up to the standard set by the original novel. Though not quite as incomprehensible, it was equally turgid."