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[[If I Ruled the World...]] (team captain) | [[If I Ruled the World...]] (team captain) | ||
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Aldershot-born comedian most famous for his extensive radio work (including the long-running ''Jeremy Hardy Speaks To The Nation'') and countless appearances on TV and radio panel games. | Aldershot-born comedian most famous for his extensive radio work (including the long-running ''Jeremy Hardy Speaks To The Nation'') and countless appearances on TV and radio panel games. | ||
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+ | He died February 2019 from cancer, aged 57. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
His first big break was a regular slot on the mid-80s comedy show | His first big break was a regular slot on the mid-80s comedy show | ||
- | ''Now Something Else'', alongside other promising newcomers such as Rory Bremner, Ann Bryson and John Dowie. Whatever happened to John Dowie? | + | ''Now Something Else'', alongside other promising newcomers such as [[Rory Bremner]], Ann Bryson and John Dowie. Whatever happened to John Dowie? |
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+ | ==Contact== | ||
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+ | c/o Noel Gay Management, 19 Denmark Street, London, W2CH 8NA | ||
== Web links == | == Web links == | ||
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+ | [http://www.noelgay.com/html/artist_presenter.php?id=57 Noel Gay Management page] | ||
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_Hardy Wikipedia entry] | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_Hardy Wikipedia entry] | ||
[[Category:People|Hardy, Jeremy]] | [[Category:People|Hardy, Jeremy]] |
Revision as of 11:12, 1 February 2019
Biography
Aldershot-born comedian most famous for his extensive radio work (including the long-running Jeremy Hardy Speaks To The Nation) and countless appearances on TV and radio panel games.
He died February 2019 from cancer, aged 57.
Trivia
His first big break was a regular slot on the mid-80s comedy show Now Something Else, alongside other promising newcomers such as Rory Bremner, Ann Bryson and John Dowie. Whatever happened to John Dowie?
Contact
c/o Noel Gay Management, 19 Denmark Street, London, W2CH 8NA