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 Man in the Rubber Mask - Robert Llewellyn
Newest Review: ... in the series and, if the book is only half true, this man deserves a medal for bravery in the face of comedy hell! As we ... more  ... read on, we discover exactly how Kryten's rubber mask was constructed. We learn the impossibility of eating and drinking with the mask in place (tea tastes like "sucking your own flannel in the bath"). We find out that, due to a language problem with a French member of the crew, Kryten is known as 'Cretin' throughout the filming.And, most interestingly,we get to hear all sorts of intimate backstage gossip about other cast members. For example, which 'extra' in the series experienced a p...more |
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Man in the Rubber Mask - Robert Llewellyn: Anyone into rubber? (492 words)
by nikkisly - written on 14/11/00 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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The Man in the Rubber Mask by Robert Llewellyn is a must for the Christmas stockings of anyone who has ever watched and enjoyed 'Red Dwarf'. For anyone not familiar with this successful BBC comedy, it is the story of a mismatched crew of ne'er -do-wells, marooned on a space ship in the future and their adventures as they try in vain to get back to earth. In the third series, the already established cast is joined by Robert Llewellyn... and this is his story. The book opens with a couple of chapters about Llewellyn's career B.R.D. (before Red Dwarf). The remaining chapters deal with the trials and tribulations of playing the android ...
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