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VIDEOS
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THE MALCOLM HARDEE AWARDS 2010 CLICK HERE Robert White wins the Malcolm Hardee Award for Comic CLICK HERE Robert White interviewed after the presentation by Kate Copstick for Scottish Television. CLICK HERE Bo Burnham is presented with the 'Act Most Likely to Make a Million Quid' award, then interviewed by Kate Copstick for Scottish Television. CLICK HERE Stewart Lee explains why he won the Malcolm Hardee Cunning Stunt Award for his attack on the Foster's (formerly Perrier) Comedy Awards in Edinburgh - interviewed by Kate Copstick for Scottish Television. |
Below, click on the pictures to link to the videos
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THE TUNNEL. Trailer for the documentary on Malcolm's notorious South London club. (1 min 39 secs) |
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BANNED BY YOUTUBE FOR OBSCENITY: "JO BRAND: LIKE IT OR LUMP IT" - excerpts from the 1997 Channel 4 series with Malcolm, Jo Brand, Ricky Grover, Mandy Knight and John Sparkes. (3 mins 50 secs) |
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Jo
Brand tells a story about Malcolm. (55 seconds) |
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Malcolm introduces his sister Clare Hardee singing "Cabaret". (5 mins 4 secs) |
Clips from the Hackney Empire show in 2007
The Can't Can't Girls (3 mins 29 secs) |
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Doktor CocaColaMacDonalds (2 mins 10 secs) |
Richard Herring (1 mins 46 secs) |
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The Iceman (2 mins 06 secs) |
Otto Kuhnle (2 mins 48 secs) |
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Simon Munnery (1 mins 58 secs) |
Martin Soan (2 mins 31 secs) |
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More to come... |
1990 Tributes
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Keith
Allen pays tribute to Malcolm in 1990. (1 min 54 secs) |
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BBC children's
TV presenter Ricky Diamond (Playbus/Playdays) pays tribute to Malcolm
in 1990. (1 min 47 secs) |
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Harry
Enfield, in character, pays tribute to Malcolm in 1990. (1 min 54 secs) |
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John
Hegley pays tribute to Malcolm in 1990. (21 secs) |
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Late
ventriloquist Terri Rogers' tribute to Malcolm, recorded in 1990. (1 min 46 secs) |
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See who
did not know Malcolm in 1990. (1 min 20 secs) |
For people who knew Malcolm...
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DOPPELGANGER On Monday 7th June 2004, comedian Nick Wilty was in Lubijana, Slovenia. Malcolm Hardee was definitely in London that day. Yet Nick saw someone who looked like Malcolm. The man spoke in Slovenian. Click on the photo to see what Nick saw. You will need the appalling Windows Media Player. photo
by David Tuck |