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Ian McKellen hammily presides over the theatrical frolics and a quest emerges, of offence-giving fun in which no one is Spared
The centre's first show has a slightly predictable narrative, but there's plenty of interest on display and its mission is beyond reproach
From US show Family Guy to The BFG, the Queen was depicted on screen throughout her life, and here FEMAIL reveals some of the most incredible performances...
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By Telegraph Obituaries 7 March 2021 • 1:21pm Tony Hendra, who has died aged 79, was one of the most brilliant satirists of the post-war period. He formed the link between the Cambridge Footlights team, in which he collaborated with John Cleese and Graham Chapman, and American institutions such as the satirical magazine National Lampoon and the NBC show Saturday Night Live where he was instrumental in launching the careers of John Belushi and Chevy Chase. In Rob Reiner’s classic 1984 “mockumentary” This is Spinal Tap, Hendra plays the band’s clueless manager Ian Faith who carri...