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Rory Bremner
Date Of Birth: 06/04/1961
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His career began while at university at King's College, London, where he studied French and German, appearing in radio satire shows including Weekending on the cabaret circuit in London and Edinburgh. He still speaks both languages and enjoys opera, combining his interests in 1999 when he translated Kurt Weil's Der Silbersee for Broomhill Opera |
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| Books: 2004: You Are Here, with John Bird and John Fortune Buy Buy |
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| Radio: 1990-91: Two Radio 4 series Arnold Brown and Company |
| Radio: 1987: The Party Party. Satirical six-part sitcom set after the 1992 election. |
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| TV: 2005-6: Team captain on BBC2 show Mock The Week |
| TV: 1999-2005: Bremner, Bird and Fortune, continuation of ...Who Else, but recognising the contributions from John Bird and John Fortune. |
| TV: 1993-1998: Rory Bremner - Who Else? Six series of the satirical show on Channel 4. Also several spin-off specials.Won two Baftas. (Buy The Best Of... on video) Buy The Best Of... on video |
| TV: 1989-1992: Rory Bremner. Four more series on BBC2 saw him becoming more satirical, with collaborations with John Bird and, from 1991, John Fortune |
| TV: 1986-8: Now -Something Else. Three series on BBC2. The third series was just called The Rory Bremner Show. |
| TV: 1985: Made his on-screen as a regular on Jimmy Cricket's ITV show And There's More |
| TV: 1984-1996: Various voices on Spitting Image. (Buy The Best Of... on video) Buy The Best Of... on video |
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| Video: 2000: Rory Bremner: Creased Up 2. Buy on video or DVD Buy on video |
| Video: 2000: Rory Bremner: Creased Up 2. Buy on video or DVD DVD |
| Video: 1998: The Best Of Rory Bremner. Buy on video Buy on video |
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| Theatre: 2002: Edinburgh show solo, and West End run with Johns Fortune and Bird. Edinburgh show |
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| Audio / CD: 1998: Rory Bremner - Beware Of Imitations. Buy on CD or tape Buy on CD or tape |
 Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2002 - by Steve Bennett |
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His innate inability to understand the whole picture makes it easy for him to dump on the grown-ups who have to actually take responsibility for managing the world. amaria, September 2006 |
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Smug, smug and smug, has anyone mentioned he is smug. He actually makes me feel sorry for George W Bush JDB, September 2006 |
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Rory Bremner is the only person who can talk about politics without putting me into a semi comatose state. I laugh out loud at his sketches much to the annoyance of my husband. Sheree Lyons, September 2006 |
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I'm sorry to say I find the show insufferably smug, wide of the mark and not at all funny. Bremner used to be a slick and smart performer with his finger on the pulse, but now looks like the Prime Minister himself - old, grey, worn-out and unfunny. Comedy is a young man's business - time to pack it in and do something else Ben Philips, May 2006 |
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I learn more about the state of world politics from Bremner, Bird and Fortune than news can give me. Exceptional honesty, logic and wisdom tied up in a scarily funny package. Tina Louise, February 2006 |
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More pompous, smug and pretentious than all the politicians he 'satirises' on his feeble show - but sadly not half as funny. Come back Mike Yarwood all is forgiven Lisa Norris, December 2005 |
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I think the Bremner, Bird and Fortune series is excellent. The hour passes in a flash and I would like to see it on our screens all year. It is informative and highlights the indulgences of powerful people who seem to have forgotten that ethical and moral behaviour continues to apply to them. It is a pity the media seem unable to support this work. Daniel Ogilvy, November 2005 |
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His TV show drags on for too long, and should be cut down to no more than 40 minutes, with more of the two Johns and less of him. The first couple of shows in each new series are usually OK (more news to catch up on) but after that it can really be a struggle. Graham Auty, October 2005 |
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