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Actors Wendy Worthington (actress), Marcy Goldman (actress), Chet Grissom (actor), Maria Monedero (actress), Darcy Martin (actress), Monica Percich (actress), James Geralden (actor), Jerome William (actor), Alexis Pacheco (actor), David zucker (producer), Gary Thomas (writer), Gary Thomas (director), Lydia Thomas (actress), Enrique Velasquez (actor), Charlene Lovings (actress),
Actors David Walliams (actor), David Frost (actor), Max Richter (composer), Rafe Spall (actor), Dilys Laye (actress), Nuala Alen-Buckley (miscellaneous crew), Richard Knight (miscellaneous crew), Roy Sharman (editor), Eamonn Andrews (actor), John Yorke (producer), Melanie Hill (actress), Paul Courtenay Hyu (actor), Paul Anderson (actor), Abi Bach (producer), Tom Allen (actor),
[Peter discovers Dudley shagging a young woman in his dressing room when he should be getting ready to go on stage]::Peter Cook: If you *do* decide to come on stage, Dudley, make sure you take her off your penis first.
Dudley Moore: Is my entire contribution to this show going to consist of my humiliating myself?::Peter Cook: No, Dudley. We'll do that for you.::Dudley Moore: Thank you. I wouldn't want to be appreciated or anything.::Peter Cook: Well, we initially tried looking up to you, Dudley... but when we did, we invariably found ourselves looking down.
Eleanor Bron: Sorry, sir. The club's full.::Upper Class Man: But I have an invitation. Do you know who I am?::Peter Cook: [to the people in the queue] Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen. May I have everyone's attention for a moment? This gentleman doesn't seem to know who he is. If anyone here recognises this man, can you come to the front of the queue and tell him his name.::Upper Class Man: Fuck you!::Peter Cook: You'll have to queue for that, too, I'm afraid, sir. There's a £5 waiting list.
Dudley Moore: Why do you constantly belittle me?::Peter Cook: Dudley, I don't think it's possible to belittle a club-footed dwarf whose only talent is to play Chopsticks in the style of Debussy.
Wendy Snowden: Everything happens for a purpose. Go with the flow.::Peter Cook: I've enjoyed the plughole immensely. I can't wait for the drain.::Wendy Snowden: It's really weird that this has happened when it has. I'm pregnant.::Dudley Moore: I think that was the U-bend, Pete.
Dudley Moore: You have a generous heart.::Peter Cook: I do have a generous heart. I have a very generous heart. I recently caught it trying to give my liver to a wino.
Dudley Moore: Are you allergic to compassion?::Peter Cook: Only in suppository form.
[about to give a tribute to Dudley Moore on "This Is Your Life"]::Alan Bennett: They wanted a glowing accolade. But I said "No. I'll do an amusing anecdote" - because glowing accolades tend to sound so insincere.::Peter Cook: ...Especially when they are.
Peter Cook: The BBC want another series.::Dudley Moore: Oh good. I'll make it up, you write it down, take all the money, take all the credit, then turn up drunk, and I'll make it all up again.
[1978: sketch prompted by the recent death of Pope John Paul I]::Peter Cook: Hello, mother.::Dudley Moore: [falsetto] Hello, son.::Peter Cook: Did you go to the Pope's funeral?::Dudley Moore: [falsetto] Yeah, I did. It was lovely.::Peter Cook: The way they laid out the Pope was beautiful.::Dudley Moore: [falsetto] Oh yes, son.::Peter Cook: Looking at that dead Pope gave me the horn.::Dudley Moore: [falsetto, shocked] No!::Peter Cook: Yeah, I got so horny seeing him lying in state, I had to have a wank.::Dudley Moore: [corpses]::Peter Cook: Yeah. I came all over the Pope - right across his face.::Dudley Moore: [corpses]
Actors Jill McCullough (miscellaneous crew), George Faber (producer), Rhys Ifans (actor), David Sterne (actor), Colin Towns (composer), Richard Durden (actor), Alan Cox (actor), Elizabeth Hawthorne (actress), Peter Rowley (actor), Charles Pattinson (producer), Jonathan Aris (actor), John Leigh (actor), Timothy Balme (actor), Barbara Darragh (costume designer), Robin Soans (actor),
Actors Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (writer), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor), Phil Cool (actor),
Actors Noni Hazlehurst (actress), Paul D. Barron (producer), Keith Thompson (miscellaneous crew), Fiona Cochrane (miscellaneous crew), Danny Adcock (actor), Annie Byron (actress), Colin McEwan (actor), Alan Fletcher (actor), Steve Jodrell (actor), Maurie Ogden (actor), David Rapsey (producer), Glenda Hambly (writer), Glenda Hambly (director), Margaret Ford (actress), Claire Haywood (actress),
A tribute to the late Peter Cook, hosted by Ian Hislop.
Ian Hislop, Angus Deayton and Paul Merton are joined by Peter Cook and Douglas Adams in December 1992. Revenue from the ads goes to the rights holders and Go...
Television Archive: Have I Got News For You December 1992 Peter Cook Douglas Adams Ian Hislop, Angus Deayton and Paul Merton are joined by Peter Cook and Douglas Adams in December 1992. Revenue from the ads goes to the rights holders and Go.nnThe popular satirical news quiz, with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, guest host Frank Skinner and panellists Sara Pascoe and Nick Robinson. Have I.nnA tribute to the late Peter Cook, hosted by Ian Hislop.nnSubscribe for more: This week we have chimps taking their owners to court, dandelions growing in ears and a clown epidemic. Have I .nn
A staggering insight into Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. The sketch at 13.43 min,SPAGHETTI, is totally surreal. And the informal chat at the beginning 2.14 min...
On June 22, 2011, IAAC welcomed Peter Cook for the closing lecture of the 2010/11 MAA Open Lecture Series. Read more about the event on our blog: http://www....
Sir Peter Cook will present a selection from his 50 years of projects, emphasizing his recent work with Gavin Robotham and the CRAB studio, with forays into the seaside, kiosks, not-quite-architecture architecture, the continual observation of people, cartoons, the essential silliness of daily life; and the construction of “cheerful” buildings (Graz Kunsthaus), blue buildings, Vienna Law Faculty, Australian architecture school, the Archigram memory lingering, and a vehement disinterest in abstraction. Sir Peter Cook, a Director of CRAB, the Cook-Robotham Architecture Bureau in London, is the 2015 Kenzo Tange Visiting Professor.
Architecture Spring 2011 Lecture Series - March 7, 2011 at Slocum Hall. Sir Peter Cook, Crab Studio, founder of radical experimental group Archigram, former Director of the Institute for Contemporary Art and the Bartlett School in London, has been a pivotal figure within the global architecture world for over 50 years. His achievements have been the subject of numerous publications and public exhibitions. In 2007, Cook was knighted by the Queen for his contributions to architecture.
MYSTERY GUEST: Sophie Tucker PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Peter Cook, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf ------------------------------------ Please check out our new...
The near, the nostalgic, the knee-jerk, the 'back pocket'. The first of four lectures by Sir Peter Cook exploring a series of forays into the question of arc...
Keith Wann and Peter Cook teamed up to have some fun in this nod to earlier vaudeville comedians who performed without speaking. Physical Humor and a little ...
Looking, Talking, Drawing, Doing To Peter Cook, they intertwine so much that if he were a Superman, he would do them simultaneously. His philosophy is that t...
MYSTERY GUEST: Louis Nizer; Carol Channing PANEL: Dorothy Kilgallen, Peter Cook, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf.
MYSTERY GUEST: Anthony Quinn PANEL: Arlene Francis, Peter Cook, Phyllis Newman, Martin Gabel.
How can we communicate stories—in all their forms—without speech or text? When we share a story with an audience, which nonverbal methods of storytelling are...
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The Flying Words Project consists of Deaf poet, Peter Cook, and his hearing collaborator, Kenny Lerner. Together the two have created a rich and vital form o...
Professor Sir Peter Cook has been a pivotal figure within the global architectural world for over half a century. He is the founder of Archigram, former Director of the Institute for Contemporary Art, London, and the Bartlett School of Architecture. In this lecture he shares past and future projects with the School of Architecture. For more Guest Speaker Videos, please visit: https://speakers.academyart.edu/
Raw Footage from the first time these 3 ASL performers worked together and in a fun tribute to the hundreds of interpreters attending the Original CruisEUs t...
This series was first broadcast on BBC Radio 3, in 1994. It featured the late, great Peter Cook in the character of his wonderful creation, Sir Arthur Streeb-Greebling.
IoA Institute of Architecture, University of Applied Arts Vienna, Sliver Lectures Series 2010/ 2011 Friends and Enemies: Massive Attack, www.i-o-a.at.
INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE - VIDEO SERIES LECTURER: Peter Cook - Architect - London TITEL: Towards a Non-Solid Architecture DATE: April 7th 2011.
A great interview. Good old Spurs-supporting Peter :)
Interview with Peter Cook from December 1967 shortly after the completion of Bedazzled. Peter Cook discusses the film and then moves on to domestic and international politics. Part 1 of 3.
Peter Cook and Dudley Moore in a very funny interview with Michael Parkinson.
Clive James interviews Peter Cook. Topics discusssed include smoking, dogs, men who search for their 'inner manliness', health remedies, baked beans, and tel...
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Clive interviews Peter Cook, from 1992.
In this interview, first broadcast in January 1988, Cook and Aspel discuss Christmas & presents, New Year predictions, New Year's resolutions, smoking, and g...
From Michael Parkinson's compilation of the best of the Peter Cook interviews. This was the last time Parkinson interviewed Cook. The other guests are Anthon...
From Michael Parkinson's compilation of the best of the Peter Cook interviews. This is the first part of one of Parkinson's selections, an interview from the...
An interview of the "Beyond the Fringe" stars with Michael Parkinson.
unlike Martin And Lewis, Pete and Dud never "split up" - their careers and lives just took different paths. But here, they worked together for the first t...
An episode of The Clive James Show from 1987, in which he interviews Peter Cook and Barry Humphries Cook shares his views on the television coverage of the 1...
Cook's anecdotes and opinions here include such topics as spy recruitment at Cambridge, trying to telephone the Kremlin, defecting in East Germany, reliance on television, Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker, Raymond Burr, programming the VCR, and television advertisements including the untapped potential of 'negative endorsements'. This is followed by a lengthy introduction to the next guest, Barry Humphries (see parts 3/4 and 4/4).
Parkinson - ITV, June 23 2007. Michael Parkinson asks writer, presenter and former satirist Dr Jonathan Miller if he ever worked in Hollywood, sparking a number of amusing anecdotes about Peter Sellers and Peter Cook.
Peter Cook shows Clives James round The Establishment Club in Soho. This extract is from Clive James Postcards from London.
Barry Humphries recalls Edna's unsuccessful beginnings in London, and how Peter Cook hired him to perform at The Establishment and asked him to write the Barry McKenzie comic strip for Private Eye magazine. The reaction in Australia to his characters, slang, and 'Fat for Britain' depots also get a mention. (In part 2/4 Clive James gives quite a long introduction to Humphries, with archive photographs.)
The final part of this 1987 interview. Barry Humphries discusses Edna's new television project (which aired later the same year as 'The Dame Edna Experience'...
Peter Cook gives his views on power dressing and posing naked, and describes his experience of sex education at public school. Peter Ustinov joins the discus...
Ustinov as raconteur and impressionist is on good form. Peter Cook remembers a schoolmaster with a beating fetish.
From "Beyond the Fringe," their complete 1964 gala farewell performance
Interview with Peter Cook.
Peter Cook interviewed by Clive James on 'So It Goes,' which was a Tony Wilson fronted Granada music show from the mid-seventies. This clip features Wilson, ...
Fernando Jerez ESATV interview architect Peter Cook. Full interview at http://esa-tv.blogspot.com/
In 1997, encouraged by the comedian Peter Cook, Carroll stood at the General Election for the Rainbow Alliance.
The Independent 2015-04-16The president was uninjured and resumed speaking shortly after. Bloomberg’s Peter Cook reports on "In The Loop." (Source:
Bloomberg 2015-04-15Former U. S ... S ... Paulson, whose book "Dealing With China: ... He speaks with Bloomberg's Peter Cook in New York. (Source:
Bloomberg 2015-04-15Former U. S ... Paulson talks to Bloomberg's Peter Cook. (Source: Bloomberg).
Bloomberg 2015-04-15Former U. S ... Paulson talks to Bloomberg's Peter Cook. (Source: Bloomberg).
Bloomberg 2015-04-15Former U. S ... Paulson talks to Bloomberg's Peter Cook. (Source: Bloomberg).
Bloomberg 2015-04-15... of the IMF and World Bank, global growth, the dollar, and Greece with Bloomberg's Peter Cook.
Bloomberg 2015-04-15S. economy and the strength of the dollar with Bloomberg's Peter Cook on "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg).
Bloomberg 2015-04-15In an interview with Bloomberg's Peter Cook on Tuesday, Paulson said simply: "That's bulls--t."
Business Insider 2015-04-15It’s not that I don’t love watching him corpse at Peter Cook’s deadpan delivery.
The Guardian 2015-04-15(Source: Metals X Limited ) PRESS RELEASE. 14 APRIL 2015 CENTRAL TANAMI PROJECT ... End. ENQUIRIES. Peter Cook ... peter. cook@metalsx.
noodls 2015-04-14Bloomberg’s Peter Cook reports on the challenges ahead for Senator Marco Rubio’s 2016 Presidential bid.
Bloomberg 2015-04-14... Peter Cook, and the two share daughter Sailor Lee Brinkley-Cook and son, Jack Paris Brinkley-Cook.
WPXI 2015-04-14Peter Edward Cook (17 November 1937 – 9 January 1995) was an English satirist, writer and comedian. An extremely influential figure in modern British comedy, he is regarded as the leading light of the British satire boom of the 1960s. Cook has been described by Stephen Fry as "the funniest man who ever drew breath", although his work was also controversial. Cook was closely associated with anti-establishment comedy which emerged in Britain and the United States in the late 1950s.
Cook was born at his parents' house "Shearbridge", in Middle Warberry Road, Torquay, Devon. He was the only son and eldest of the three children of Alexander Edward (Alec) Cook (1906–1984), a colonial civil servant, and his wife Ethel Catherine Margaret, née Mayo (1908–1994). He was educated at Radley College and Pembroke College, Cambridge, where he studied French and German. As a student, Cook initially intended to become a career diplomat like his father, but Britain "had run out of colonies", as he put it. Although politically largely apathetic, particularly in later life when he displayed a deep distrust of politicians of all hues, he did join the Cambridge University Liberal Club.
You better listen
It's thin
It's a powder keg.
You better listen to me.
Take me home.
I don't want to go.
Take me back to the safe.
You know better.
You better listen.
It's a powder keg.
You better listen.
Retreat from Enniskillen
I had a dream
Bruised it coloured
It going to hurt me
Manchester city center
Caroline
Take me back
I can't get the bus.
Do you know what they say. You better listen
he's a powder keg.
You better listen to me
Sickening in its infection.
His radioactive radio-head drips with powder
His aura, round halo, thin.
Listen to me.
Thin.
Retreat.
Head loaded people avoid bad luck.
Hives away.
Confined to the university in the town.
Powder, retreat from Enniskillen
I don't want to go.
Take me home
Take me back to town, Mark.
Don't you know, the town is a powder keg.
Too much pressure i need to unwind
too much pressure and its fucking up my mind
my brain is grinding i'm going completely blind
loneliness and no way to change the game
no matter what i try it always ends the same
too much pressure and too much fuckin' pain
you lit the fuse and ran away but theres no escape
all this pressure it keeps fucking with my brain
am i going insane?
i'm gonna fucking blow