RIP Robbie Coltrane
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Ratchet Cat
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The series is also available on dvd for those of us who want a permanent copy.
Check out Robbie Coltrane's B Road Britain, the Planman and Murderland if you're a Robbie fan.
Why isn't the Pope Must Die available on dvd or Blu-ray? It's when he says "I just wanted them to enjoy their hymns more" to Annette Crosbie and I go weak at the knees. Oh what a lovely sexy voice he had😍😍
Check out Robbie Coltrane's B Road Britain, the Planman and Murderland if you're a Robbie fan.
Why isn't the Pope Must Die available on dvd or Blu-ray? It's when he says "I just wanted them to enjoy their hymns more" to Annette Crosbie and I go weak at the knees. Oh what a lovely sexy voice he had😍😍
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AndyRM
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AuroraSaab
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Very sad to hear of his passing but a wonderful legacy of characters and performances left behind. Great actor, not afraid to speak his mind, and a big fan of American classic cars.
Ratchet Cat
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I know The Pope Must Die is on YouTube, as is kindly pointed out by AndyRM.
I'd like to own my own copy though.
I have got a personally signed photo though. He was just off to Manchester to film Cracker. I wrote to him when I was at Art college in the 90's.
It's not a stock signed photo.
I'm building a Lego house to cheer me up a bit.
I'd like to own my own copy though.
I have got a personally signed photo though. He was just off to Manchester to film Cracker. I wrote to him when I was at Art college in the 90's.
It's not a stock signed photo.
I'm building a Lego house to cheer me up a bit.
Richard A Thackeray
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I forgot about ’B-Road Britain’, which l shouldn’t, as l think l have the book
I found this though
Ratchet Cat
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Excellent! I've watched some of these on YouTube. The dvd is on my wish list, the book too.
I've just realised I have followed Robbie Coltrane, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie et al for over 30 years!!!
Yep I'm getting old😺
I've just realised I have followed Robbie Coltrane, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie et al for over 30 years!!!
Yep I'm getting old😺
Richard A Thackeray
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wiggydiggy
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Valentino Valenski was never a villain really, else why would Bond only have shot him in the knee "The hard part wasn't hitting your knee, but missing the rest of you".
The Pope Must Die is amazing, I've only seen it afewtimes. I remember a scene where he's trying to do the accounts (like the pope does accounts lol) and someone introduces him to a computer.
My favourite films he did though is the subliminal Nuns on the Run. Absolutely love this film.
View: https://youtu.be/cNkv_-zMElY
winjim
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Was he in that? I had a feeling he was but I can't say I really noticed.
mustang1
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I really enjoyed Coltrane in a Cadillac.
Joey Shabadoo
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He did a sketch early in his career, don't know what show but I've been trying to find it for ages. Basically he's sat in a Welsh country cottage, wearing a big knitted jersey, knitting something else with a spinning wheel nearby. In a very plummy English accent he's complaining about English incomers to Wales not understanding "our" ways or appreciating "our" Welsh culture in a brilliant piss-take of the attitudes many townies have when they move to the countryside.
Ratchet Cat
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I'm pretty sure that's on the Robbie Coltrane Special on YouTube.
Check out the Alfresco series too, also on YouTube.
Check out the Alfresco series too, also on YouTube.
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Randomnerd
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Anyone hear Miriam Margolyes’ eulogy on Radio Four yesterday morning?
Robbie would have been proud.
I was fortunate to meet that fine fellow several times when I worked at the Edinburgh Festival. Few could keep pace with his wit. No one could match his capacity for liquor. Several very hazy, happy nights.
A cracking actor.
Robbie would have been proud.
I was fortunate to meet that fine fellow several times when I worked at the Edinburgh Festival. Few could keep pace with his wit. No one could match his capacity for liquor. Several very hazy, happy nights.
A cracking actor.
Kingfisher101
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Prince Philip?
