That Peter Kay Book: The Unauthorised Biography - Johnny Dee
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Newest Review: ... it and does feel like the two are friends and not enemies. The Peter Kaye early years are just like yours and mine, the ... more |
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That Peter Kay Book: The UnauthorisedBiography
Pages: 264, Paperback, Andre Deutsch Ltd Last Update 09.12.2009 06:11
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by - written on 23/04/09 (Very useful, 114 readings)
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There's nothing more excruciatingly unfunny than modern day observational comedians, middle-class lads wandering out on stage in casual T-Shirt and jeans, scared to do any joke that maybe perceived to be mildly risky and so seen as offensive, and furthermore attacking any comic that does go there through the lad mag press. It's not easy telling jokes that are very funny without gently hitting taboo topics like race, sexism, homophobia and ageism in this politically correct world. As bad as Bernard Manning could be at least he admitted he was partly racist on behalf of the millions that openly (or quietly) laughed at his jokes, dam near pretty much all of us at some ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/11/07 (Very useful, 104 readings)
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That Peter Kay Book: The Unauthorised Biography by Johnny Dee Review by Floatingclouds ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Garlic Bread and Rola Cola are two of the many familiar quotes taken from Bolton born comedian Peter Kay. I’ve always been a fan of Peter Kay’s work. In fact I own three of his DVDs. So having the opportunity to read about his life was something I was most definitely looking forward to. It did of course occur to me that Peter is not the author of this book so, who is? … Johnny Dee … Not only has our Johnny written Peter’s biography he’s also done Steve Coogan’s. I used my best friend ... Read the complete review
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