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[…] in it - who played the lead in it. Not Chapman</mark></mark>, an American - oh it was in the paper […]

[…]ke who's got to get it done, you know, it's a big responsibility really. And I see a man has just died who was in it - who played the lead in it. Not Chapman</mark></mark></</mark>mark>, an American - oh it was in the paper only about a fortnight ago that he's died. I can't think of his name now. [NB: Dean Jagger] but he would[…]

[…]rs we had on regular contract were Terry Jones and Michael Palin and Dick Vosborough and Eric Idle and Marty Feldman himself, Graham Cleese with John Chapman</mark></mark></</mark>mark> writing sketches as well. So looking back on it we had an after show party I think in 1966 or something like that, it was quite an extraordina[…]

[…]you are on a newsreel, you’ve got to get there”, you can’t hang about, and then eventually Ealing was finished. We were sitting outside in King & Chapman</mark></mark></</mark>mark>’s [?] garage for a long, long time while Ealing was being built, at one stage.LH: Really. Really.[Pause]WR: And then I had my brushes with Bas[…]

[…] ship. We took the generator but we didn't take the Chapman</mark></mark> crane which I really wanted. I'd used the Chapman</mark></mark> […]

[…]urse of course of course with his prep school humor. Anyway that was a slightly unfortunate film. It was originally written by John Cleese and Graham Chapman</mark></mark></</mark>mark> for John Cleese and Charlie craft and to direct how lucky they were not to do that and wait until all the fish called Wanda. I was.SPEAKER: M1[…]

[…]at the Globe Theatre called Love and How to Cure It, which 10 was produced by Tyrone Guthrie, lovely play to be in with Athene Seyler and Edward Chapman</mark></mark></</mark>mark> and Stephen Hagard and Peter Copley was in it. It was a lovely lovely production that was the first part of the evening and while that was hap[…]