Rock Profile (DVD)

Description: Genre: Television / Actors: David Walliams, Matt Lucas ... / DVD released 01 August, 2005 at 2 Entertain Video / ... more

Rock Profile (DVD) ... Features of the DVD: PAL / From the multi-award winning, critically acclaimed comedy duo Matt Lucas and David Walliams, comes the hilarious cult series Rock Profile including all the sketches from all 26 episodes. Enter into a world of rock legends and pop stars as you've never seen them before ! Interviewed by Jamie Theakston, 'guests' including Elton John, George Michael, U2, Tom Jones, Shirley Bassey, Blur, Sean Ryder, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Michael Jackson talk about their life and work with very entertaining results. Rock Profile was first shown in 1999 with a further series in 2000. Written by Lucas & Walliams.

Newest Review: ... few seconds (“Right, that’s it, I’m leaving!”) etc. He also is keen to establish his “gay” status and every other phrase is ... more

... “my partner David Furnish…” I’ve no idea how accurate or otherwise some of the characterisations are, but I now find it difficult to watch the real Elton John or Gary Barlow without thinking of Matt Lucas’ portrayal! The real star, however, is Jamie Theakston – seven words I never thought I’d type! This was probably a real coup for Walliams and Lucas. At the time, Theakston was probably the most high profile of the three – he was a presenter on BBC TV’s pop show The O-Zone. Here, he is clearly having great fun sendin...more

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Rock Profile [DVD]
Release Date: 2005 - 08 - 01, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over,

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Rock Profile (DVD): Right, that's it. I'm leaving (2132 words)
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Introduction --------------- Rock Profile was the program David Walliams and Matt Lucas made before they went on to world domination via the mega-popular “Little Britain”. The show ran for 26 episodes (two series of 13 episodes each) and was broadcast on the short-lived UK Play channel in 1999/2000. Although it could be very funny and showed off Lucas’ and Walliams’ eye for the absurd, it never attracted huge audiences. However, it did build up a cult following and marked the two comedians as “ones to watch” The concept --------------- The basic idea was very simple: The show is a skit on the trendy “yoof” pop shows like Top of the Pops or ... Read the complete review

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