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Two Ronnies

But First the News

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This collection features a selection of the memorable ‘news items’ from the Two Ronnies show, illustrated with over twenty cartoons. The humor includes classic gags like the elephant on the M1, a contortionist searching for relatives, and a stuntman landing on Raquel Welch, described humorously as “extremely comfortable.” The sketches range from Corbett’s portrayal of a man losing his bearings in a ball bearing factory to Barker’s comedic temper tantrum. Other highlights include a dance scene with Teddy boys and topless girls, as well as a humorous take on Frankenstein's castle, where Barker plays the monster. The collection also revisits a famous ghost sketch, showcasing the duo's comedic chemistry. The editor, Peter Vincent, is a seasoned comedy writer for TV and radio, having collaborated with Dave Allen for two decades and serving as script editor for the Two Ronnies. He has penned numerous half-hour comedies, including ‘Sorry,’ which reached a global audience of around 30 million. Vincent has worked with notable figures like Frankie Howerd and David Frost, and he enjoys writing humorous novels. His upcoming e-book, ‘The Hawkwind Enigma,’ promises a blend of comedy and adventure. Vincent expresses his joy in creating laughter, whether for himself or others.

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Two Ronnies, Peter Vincent, Ian Davidson, The Two Ronnies

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Rok wydania
1977
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Tytuł
Two Ronnies
Podtytuł
But First the News
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Star Bks.
Rok wydania
1977
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
144
ISBN10
035239899X
ISBN13
9780352398994
Seria
Ocena
3,55 z 5
Opis
This collection features a selection of the memorable ‘news items’ from the Two Ronnies show, illustrated with over twenty cartoons. The humor includes classic gags like the elephant on the M1, a contortionist searching for relatives, and a stuntman landing on Raquel Welch, described humorously as “extremely comfortable.” The sketches range from Corbett’s portrayal of a man losing his bearings in a ball bearing factory to Barker’s comedic temper tantrum. Other highlights include a dance scene with Teddy boys and topless girls, as well as a humorous take on Frankenstein's castle, where Barker plays the monster. The collection also revisits a famous ghost sketch, showcasing the duo's comedic chemistry. The editor, Peter Vincent, is a seasoned comedy writer for TV and radio, having collaborated with Dave Allen for two decades and serving as script editor for the Two Ronnies. He has penned numerous half-hour comedies, including ‘Sorry,’ which reached a global audience of around 30 million. Vincent has worked with notable figures like Frankie Howerd and David Frost, and he enjoys writing humorous novels. His upcoming e-book, ‘The Hawkwind Enigma,’ promises a blend of comedy and adventure. Vincent expresses his joy in creating laughter, whether for himself or others.