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From: fnord@spdcc.COM (Dan Schaeffer)
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Subject: Re: Tim McInnery
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Date: 13 Feb 91 03:12:23 GMT
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In article <9102121809.AA24508@EDDIE.MIT.EDU> DMARKFIE@INDYMED.BITNET writes:
>It is indeed Tim McInnery of Black Adder II and Black Adder Goes Forth fame
>who appears with KaTe in the video for This Womans Work.  Something else of
>note, Tim also recently starred as Frank 'n Furter in the London stage
>version of _The_Rocky_Horror_Show.  And if you tend to keep your eyes open for
>various other items of note from England you'll see him pop up every so often.

Case in point: McInnerny was in the Terry Jones (ex-Monty Python) film
"Erik the Viking," as a would-be berserk whose father (a berserk of some
repute) just wouldn't see that he could be just as good a berserk as the
father or his grandfather.

>Dave Markfield

D. J. Schaeffer
"'The Todal looks like a blob of glup.
  It makes a sound like rabbits screaming,
  and smells of old, unopened rooms.'" 
[fnord@ursa-major.spdcc.com]

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