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Television
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Outtake TV |
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Following on from Terry Wogan, Paul presented a no-holds barred approach to celebrity mishap, with Alistair McGowan, Eamonn Holmes and Anne Robinson, proving just how fragile that professional veneer really is.
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Richard & Judy |
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Live from the stage of the Opera House, Manchester, Lily, as The Wicked Queen, was ordering Snowwhite and the Seven Dwarfs about, making them clean the set in readiness for her party later. Lily discussed her plans for Christmas with Richard & Judy.
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Parkinson |
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Paul talked about his mother and aunts and of life growing up in Birkenhead. He also spoke of his time as a social worker in Camden and how Lily came about. All fodder for the autobiography he's writing.
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Richard & Judy |
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The day after his triumphant opening in the musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Paul graced Richard & Judy's sofa once again. He talked about his role as the Child Catcher.
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Richard & Judy |
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In the last show of the series, Paul joined Richard & Judy to discuss his recent heart attack. He also took part in a discussion about British holidays.
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This Morning |
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Interview with Paul where he explained how he can't actually bring himself to write his autobiography. He also talked about how he finds
certain situations easier with his new non-smoking lifestyle and how
he can't believe how bad smokers smell to him now.
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RI:SE |
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Paul featured on 'Lip Service' making a very quick tongued remark.
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The British Soap Awards 2002 |
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Paul made his first public appearance since his heart attack by presenting the award for Hero Of The Year to Stuart Manning. He received a very warm welcome from the assembled actors and then went on to steal the show showing he was back on top form and leaving the audience in stitches.
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Top Ten TV - Camp Icons |
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This show celebrated all that's sparkled and sequinned in the world of TV entertainment as presenter Julie Goodyear profiled ten of the campest people on TV. From cross-dressing to sitcom, it included fictional characters and real-life personalities. SO Graham Norton just pipped Lily at the post.
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Screen Tests Of The Stars |
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Paul presented two programmes which showed never-before-seen footage from early screen tests of now famous actors including Tom Cruise, Joan Collins and Bette Midler. Guests in the studio included Stefanie Powers, Matthew Kelly, Nigel Havers, Denise Welch and Bad Girls actress Claire King.
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Paul Dreams Of Bette |
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Thanks to cutting edge technology and archive footage, Paul got to meet his hero, Bette Davis, in this biography programme.
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