The infamous Clive Anderson interview with (then) Conservative MP Jeffrey Archer on "Clive Anderson Talks Back". (Early 1990s). "There's no beginning to your talents."
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Chat show appearance from 1992
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British chat show host interviews gorgeous Demi Moore around the time of release of GI Jane.
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Joan on great form here! Between 92-94 (no not Joan's age ;-) Compare this interview to the one on the Ruby Wax compilation show, and she's much funnier & quicker here, with Ruby she's just going through the motions, maybe she didn't like Ruby or was just having a bad hair day - really it was bad ;-) Not admitting any surgery yet, side stepped that, just like in the Ruby Wax interview ;-) I suppressed this hiss in this too much, sorry! Enjoy!
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Bjork interviewed by Clive Anderson, who used to star in Indian sitcoms when he was young, would you believe. He later hosted the original British version of Whose Line is it Anyway? With the younger Ryan Styles, Colin Mockery and Greg Proops. Not sure this is coming out perfectly in both speakers...
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Rob Newman and David Baddiel interviewed by Clive Anderson, vaguely plugging 'The Mary Whitehouse Experience Encyclopedia'. Another awkward clash of comedy generations.
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Chris Eubank is a guest on Clive Anderson's chat show in the weeks before his comeback fight with Joe Calzaghe
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Peter Cook on 'Clive Anderson Talks Back' part 1. Norman House - alien abductee
A 1993 appearance on Clive Anderson's chatshow for Stephen Fry.
John Sessions appears as a guest on Clive Anderson Talks Back in 1991
A 1996 appearance on Clive Anderson's chatshow discussing 101 Dalmations, The Gun Seller, and Mr Stephen Fry.
Peter Cook on 'Clive Anderson Talks Back' part 2. Alan Latchley - football manager
After the rousing theme tune by Elvis Costello, Clive would take the stage to interview anywhere from one to three guests in this half-hour show. But as I attended this taping as an audience member (can you spot me in the credits? Dead center, wearing a grey turtleneck and smock) I can reveal that they actually chatted and were recorded for 45 minutes each, which was then cut down to 10 to 15 minute segments for broadcast.
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Peter Cook on 'Clive Anderson Talks Back' part 3. Sir James Beauchamp - high court judge
The Question on Everyone's Lips is a series in which Barnaby Slater asks celebrities the one question they've never answered in public before. Episode 3. Clive Anderson. Email: Thequestiononeveryoneslips@gmail.com Twitter: @barnabyslater Directed by Richard Smith. Special thanks to James Loveridge.
I snagged this from a Stephen Fry community aaages ago. I'm surprised that either A. it hasn't been uploaded to YT yet, or B. I just haven't found it here. Anyway! Stephen did this interview to promote his then-new novel "The Liar" (which is well worth the read if you get the chance). And I think he may be trying to promote those socks as well.
After the rousing theme tune by Elvis Costello, Clive would take the stage to interview anywhere from one to three guests in this half-hour show. But as I attended this taping as an audience member (can you spot me in the credits? Dead center, wearing a grey turtleneck and smock) I can reveal that they actually chatted and were recorded for 45 minutes each, which was then cut down to 10 to 15 minute segments for broadcast.
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After the rousing theme tune by Elvis Costello, Clive would take the stage to interview anywhere from one to three guests in this half-hour show. But as I attended this taping as an audience member (can you spot me in the credits? Dead center, wearing a grey turtleneck and smock) I can reveal that they actually chatted and were recorded for 45 minutes each, which was then cut down to 10 to 15 minute segments for broadcast.
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