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18 Jun 15
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Norman Wisdom
Sid James
Eric Sykes
Terry Scott
June Whitfield
Hattie Jacques
What is the reason for this? With the exception of Lee Mack and Tim Vine in 'Not Going Out', I can't think of any recent examples.
Sid James
Eric Sykes
Terry Scott
June Whitfield
Hattie Jacques
What is the reason for this? With the exception of Lee Mack and Tim Vine in 'Not Going Out', I can't think of any recent examples.
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Miranda Hart
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Forgot her, HHSV.
There must be a few Americans that I haven't mentioned. |
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Hancock
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If we are including surnames - I'll offer Fulton Mackay
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One Yank that immediately springs to mind is Charlie Sheen.
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The bloke who plays Ray in Everybody Loves Raymond is called Ray in real life.
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Woody in Cheers
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Roseanne
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Homer Simpson
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Jerry Seinfeld
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The bloke who played Jerry Seinfeld in the sitcom 'Seinfeld' is also known as Jerry in real life (though his actual name is Jerome).
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 Too late |
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I would have normally sai "Keep up Joel" But as ye is from another planet (miles wise) i'll let it go..
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I've got slow internet atm
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Harry H Corbett/Harold Steptoe
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Rik Mayall, who was Richard Danegrous (Brothers), Rick in the Young Ones, Richard in Filthy, Rich and Catflap and Richie in Bottom.
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Norman Whiteside = Norman Pitkin
"Yes Mr Grimthorpe" |
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Slightly off-topic but what about Tina Hobley - Hobley City
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Obscure but Charlie Day in Everyone loves Philadelphia (I went through a fair few before getting to that)
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what the hell am I talking about? - It's always sunny in Philadelphia
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