Howard Marks
In the 1970s Howard Marks was Britains most wanted man. He has written a bestselling book called Mr Nice about his exploits in drug dealings. Brought up in Wales, Howard was a bright chap and attended Oxford University. However, he soon saw the money that could be made from dealing drugs. He was found out and spent 8 years in L A prison. He now owns a house in Majorca.
Rick Miller
One man with 80 Simpsons voices, Rick is a hilarious and exhilarating comedian. Born in Canada he is the voice behind the TV series "The Simpsons" During his interview in the noodle bar, he actually showed that he preferred live audiences to doing TV shows.
Interviewed at the Edinbourgh Festival. They were a lovely bunch of guys identical to the original Beatles. John, Paul, George and Ringo plus Eric Clapton. First visited the UK in thje spring of 1997. The four hail from Kurayoshi, asmall town in western Japan. The boys never imagined that what started as a hobby would yield such dividends, and have resolutely refusedthe temptation to go professional. For them the fun lies in the fact that it is an escape fromreality, and they have all kept their day jobs. They were fun to be with.
He began his professional career in Glasgow. While serving an engineering apprenticeship on Clydebank,he became a Carroll Levis discovery doing impersonations. He hosted the Sale of the Century for a record 14 years. He was in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival doing "Nicholas Parsons' Happy Hour".
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interviewed this American comedian at the Edinbourgh Festival. At the
1994 Edinbourgh Fringe Festival, he won both the Perrier Best Newcomer
for his show "Risk-Gay". A diverse performer, Scott's talents has been
incorporated into "Star Wars Episode One; The Phantom Menace. Excellent
to work with.
This New York comedian made his debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His show was hilarious, he embraces inclusion, he ogles without shame or prejudice. His interview was great.