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Leonard Rossiter
Leonard Rossiter, born on 21st October 1926, Wavertree, Liverpool, England, UK, was an actor, who had a long career in the theatre but was most famous for his TV comedy roles. Rossiter starred as Rupert Rigsby in the ITV series Rising Damp from 1974 to 1980 then Reginald Perrin in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin on the BBC, from 1976 to 1979.
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Leonard Rossiter
Exhaustive, affectionate, honest, and long overdue, this bio finally explores the personality of the man behind some of the greatest comic performances of the 20th century Whether he was playing seedy landlord Rupert Rigsby in Rising Damp or frustrated suburban dreamer Reggie Perrin, Leonard Rossiter gave performances so iconic that they achieved timelessness. Like Peter Sellers or Ronnie Barker, his characters are more real to fans than the actor who played them, who to this day remains a mystery. The fragments known about him—his rumored ruthlessness and disdain for other actors—are partial, offering no real insight into his undoubtedly complex character. Here for the first time is an ...
Leonard Rossiter
Leonard Rossiter, born on 21st October 1926, Wavertree, Liverpool, England, UK, was an actor, who had a long career in the theatre but was most famous for his TV comedy roles. Rossiter starred as Rupert Rigsby in the ITV series Rising Damp from 1974 to 1980 then Reginald Perrin in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin on the BBC, from 1976 to 1979.
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Scenes Issue 9
CONTENTS AN INTERVIEW WITH DIRECTOR JONATHAN LYNN On his 1985 comedy cult classic, Clue. Q AND A WITH ANDREW KLAVAN The acclaimed novelist talks about the Clint Eastwood adaptation of True Crime. LEONARD ROSSITER: THE ACTOR'S ACTOR Paying homage to a legendary British actor, with recollections from collaborators. CLASSIC MOVIE: BONNIE AND CLYDE (1967) Beatty, Dunaway and Hackman on the run... DRACULA: A LEGEND IS BORN Bela Lugosi's original Dracula in close-up. CLASSIC PERFORMANCE: DUSTIN HOFFMAN IN MIDNIGHT COWBOY Celebrating Hoffman as Ratso Rizzo. KEN RUSSELL'S LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM Rape, pillage, and a lot of phallic symbols. REST IN PEACE MURRAY MELVIN An archive interview with Murray about The Devils. MARK SEARBY ON EDDIE MURPHY Mark talks about his book on the comedy legend.
Rising Damp
When Student Alan moves into an attic flat, he does not expect to find it already inhabited by someone else. They mysterious Philip claims to be the son of an African chief with ten wives waiting for him back home, but his presence is the least of Alan's worries.1 woman, 3 men
