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A satirical glimpse at the early 21st century in which impressionists Phil Cornwell and John Sessions send up celebrity culture, including: Keith Richards and Mick Jagger, who run a corner shop; Jack Nicholson and Al Pacino, who rub shoulders in a leafy lane in suburbia; and David Bowie, who has his underpants starched and ironed by an uptight cockney charlady named Mrs. Huggett. Megastars come and go, but nothing escapes the watchful eye of their long-suffering neighbor, Michael Caine. Written by
Sujit R. Varma
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The episode of Dirk Bogarde selling his house to prospective David Essex was censored when it was repeated. In the original Dirk gets a bit excited when Essex jumps on his bed. The repeat cut Bogarde's arousal as it was repeated shortly after his death
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Scarface (1983)
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"STELLA STREET"
Music by Rod Melvin
Words by Peter Richardson
Performed by Bob Saker
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If like me, you're a fan of shows where celebs are impersonated, then this is exactly want you want. The Movie stars Phil Cornwell who some of you may have seen on Dead Ringers, often doing Greg Dyke in Michael Caine's voice. Well, on the street, he actually does Michael Caine, and is perfect at it. His other main character is Jack Nicholson, which is also impersonated to almost perfection. Other stars include John Sessions, who plays Joe Pesci and Al Pacino. Ronni Ancona also stars who many of you will have seen alongside Alistair McGowan in his show and Lee Mack in The Sketch Show. So, basically, all these famous people move into the street. The story follows the stars who get on or don't, with each other, the people they require, like builders and cleaners and how they fall apart when criminals manage to nick their cash. If you want to see it, buy the DVD, which also features many quality special features. The most clever and funniest comedy ever to hit the TV. Great!