studio150
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No on the other side, for running a failing chain of restaurants which have poor service and over charge for food, which for some strange reason some people like purely due to the association with the 'name'
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[Misc] National Treasures?
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No on the other side, for running a failing chain of restaurants which have poor service and over charge for food, which for some strange reason some people like purely due to the association with the 'name'
There's definitely something a bit wrong about him.
This! And I'm surprised he's not ALL OVER this thread.
studio150
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Michael Palin
bobby baxter
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Has to be a place for David Jason
AmexRuislip
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Well there is that side, but for overall plus, he's done a great deal in educating the unhealthy kids, that eat the crap food.
LowKarate
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He’s too busy cruising the Mediterranean with Tony Meo.
Garry Nelson's teacher
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Sir G Boycott?
Norman Potting
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No John Cleese yet?
el punal
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Hmm! Yes, I’ll give him credit for that, but personally I can’t stand his “mockney” personna which drives me up the wall. Bring back Fanny Craddock and her Johnny is what I say!
And for making millions out of it. Just want to slap his stupid face.
Pogue Mahone
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The first name that came to mind was Brian Blessed.
And nobody has mentioned him yet. So, him.
And nobody has mentioned him yet. So, him.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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Some kind of GP?
el punal
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He's quite adamant he doesn't want to be considered as such because it reminds him of his own mortality.
He's a YORKSHIRE treasure anyway. Not sure he can be claimed elsewhere.
- Jan 3, 2012
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He may not want to be considered a National Treasure, but it doesn't stop other people considering him as one..... although I can understand his reason!
I went to see a play of his in the early 1970s in Oxford - Habeas Corpus - he had come to the fore well before that anyway with Beyond the Fringe, and we went last week to see his latest play, Hallelujah, at one of these feed through things to a local centre. And it was excellent. He's done so much real quality stuff in the interim, TV, Film, writing, I don't think anyone else is more deserving of the accolade. #knocksStephenFryintoacockedhat
banjo
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Sir Glenn Murray surely.