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Britain's 50 Greatest Comedy Sketches

Year:

2005

Duration:

180 min (including commercials)

Genres:

Documentary

IMDB rate:

6.9

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 2005-04-03

Cast

Actor

Character

Tom Baker

Narrator (voice)

David Baddiel

Himself

Morwenna Banks

Herself

Roy Barraclough

Himself

Peter Baynham

Himself

Sanjeev Bhaskar

Himself

Tony Blackburn

Himself

Colin Bostock-Smith

Himself

Sid Caesar

Himself

John Cleese

Himself

Carol Cleveland

Herself

Peter Cook

Himself (archive footage)

Phil Cornwell

Himself

Barry Cryer

Himself

Simon Day

Himself

Rebecca Front

Herself

David Frost

Himself (as Sir David Frost)

Steve Furst

Himself

Paul Garner

Himself

Terry Gilliam

Himself

Jon Glover

Himself

Charlie Higson

Himself

Ian Hislop

Himself

Noddy Holder

Himself (as The Real Noddy Holder)

Gordon Kennedy

Himself

Helen Lederer

Herself

Graham Linehan

Himself

Matt Lucas

Himself

Arthur Mathews

Himself

Ernest Maxin

Himself

Rory McGrath

Himself

David Mitchell

Himself

Bob Mortimer

Himself

Mike Myers

Himself

Andrew Newman

Himself

David Nobbs

Himself

Denis Norden

Himself

Tracy Ann Oberman

Herself (as Tracy-Ann Oberman)

Bill Oddie

Himself

Michael Palin

Himself

Nicholas Parsons

Himself

Steve Pemberton

Himself

Geoffrey Perkins

Himself

Victoria Pile

Herself

Jon Plowman

Himself

André Previn

Himself (as Andre Previn)

Steve Punt

Himself

David Quantick

Himself

Vic Reeves

Himself

Griff Rhys Jones

Himself

Joan Rivers

Herself

Rowland Rivron

Himself

Tony Robinson

Himself

Cleo Rocos

Herself

Reece Shearsmith

Himself

Arthur Smith

Himself

Meera Syal

Herself

Nick Symons

Himself

Harry Thompson

Himself

John Thomson

Himself

David Walliams

Himself

Robert Webb

Himself

Arabella Weir

Herself

Paul Whitehouse

Himself

Eric Morecambe

Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Ernie Wise

Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Noddy Holder is credited as "The Real Noddy Holder" because he is commenting on the "Slade in Residence - Christmas Day" sketch from The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer (1993), which features the cast of the show imitating the members of Slade, including Noddy Holder.