The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything (film)
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| The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Dewi Humphreys |
| Produced by | Jon Plowman Patricia McGowan Ali Bryer Carron |
| Written by | Mark Burton Kim Fuller |
| Starring | Clive Anderson Matthew Ashforde Patrick Barlow Ronnie Barker Helena Bonham Carter Robert Bathurst Adam Blackwood Brian Blessed et al. |
| Music by | Philip Pope |
| Cinematography | Francis De Groote |
| Editing by | Steve Punt |
| Distributed by | British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) |
| Release date(s) | 1999 |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything is a collection of sketches (produced in 1999) broadcast in two parts on 2 and 4 January 2000 on BBC 1.
[edit] Cast
- Clive Anderson as the Archbishop of Canterbury
- Matthew Ashforde
- Patrick Barlow
- Ronnie Barker as Renaissance Man
- Robert Bathurst as English Ambassador / Sir Francis Drake
- Adam Blackwood
- Brian Blessed as King Henry VIII
- Helena Bonham Carter as Lily
- Richard Briers as Highway Robbery Victim
- Tim Brooke-Taylor
- Ray Clemence as Ray Clemence the Younger
- Martin Clunes as King Henry V
- George Cohen as Master George Cohen
- Ronnie Corbett as Medieval Man
- Peter Davison as Ferdinand Magellan
- Angus Deayton as Himself - Host / Lord Mandelson / Sir Walter Raleigh
- Jack Dee as Dr. Barber / Marriage Guidance Counsellor
- James Dreyfus as Swedish Ambassador
- Harry Enfield as Tim Nice-But-Dim
- James Fleet as William the Conqueror
- Dawn French
- Stephen Fry as Ambassador / Modern Man
- David Gower as Lord Gower
- Ricky Grover
- Gareth Hale
- Alan Hansen as Lord Alan Hansen
- Lenny Henry as Decos
- Thora Hird
- Amanda Holden as Geordie's Girlfriend
- Geoff Hurst as Sir Geoffrey of Hurst
- Hugh Laurie as French Ambassador
- Gary Lineker as Lord Gary Lineker
- Natasha Little
- Clive Mantle as Dr. Mike Barratt (as Clive Mantel)
- Maria McErlane
- Rory McGrath as King Harold II
- Geraldine McNulty
- Spike Milligan
- Neil Morrissey as Director
- Bob Mortimer as Geordie
- Gary Olsen
- Peter Osgood as Squire Peter Osgoode
- Norman Pace
- Chris Pavlo
- Trevor Peacock
- Lexie Peel
- Martin Peters as Lord Martin Peters
- Nigel Planer
- Philip Pope
- Steve Punt
- Caroline Quentin as Marcia Bournemouth
- Vic Reeves as Captain Scott
- Jennifer Saunders
- Peter Shilton as Peter of Shilton
- Jessica Hynes as Woman with Black Death Victim (as Jessica Stevenson)
- Julia Sawalha as Catherine Parr
- Martin Trenaman
- Rupert Vansittart
- Kim Wall
- Richard Wilson as Monty DeLauncy
- Barbara Windsor as a highway robbery victim
- Victoria Wood
[edit] External links
- The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything at the Internet Movie Database
- http://www.memorabletv.com/global/uk-tv/the-nearly-complete-and-utter-history-of-everything/
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