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Title: Life, the Universe and Douglas Adams (Video 2005)
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Cast
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| Douglas Adams | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| Neil Gaiman | ... | Narrated by (voice) | |
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Leo Kelly | ... | Snobby British Announcer |
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Mary Allen | ... | Herself |
| Berkeley Breathed | ... | Himself | |
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Gary Brooker | ... | Himself |
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Margo Buchanan | ... | Herself |
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Sue Freestone | ... | Herself |
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Jane Garnier | ... | Herself |
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Frank Halford | ... | Himself |
| Simon Jones | ... | Himself | |
| Terry Jones | ... | Himself | |
| Robbie McIntosh | ... | Himself | |
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Chris Ogle | ... | Himself |
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Kanwal Sharma | ... | Himself |
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EnglishRelease Date:
5 June 2005 (Italy) See more »Company Credits
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Greater Talent Network, Estate of Douglas Adams, Greengrass Communications See more »
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(from "Robbie McIntosh: Unsung")
Written and Performed by Robbie McIntosh
Courtesy of Robbie McIntosh
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This documentary traces Douglas Adams' career as a renaissance man though radio, television, books, software, online, music that will long outlive him.
The "cast" is amazing, the environment of the film is intimate and entraining, and I was giggling during half of it, and got a couple good belly laughs.
It's amazing to see just how much Adams did, and how many people he touched in his life. He warped our world of ideas a bit, even for folks who might not realize it.
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