When I came round after being seriously ill. I’d had a dose of morphine, the sun was shining and I thought, “Ah yes, I live!”
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Paul Whitehouse
Welsh comedian
United Kingdom · b. 1958
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Born in Wales, Paul Whitehouse, 60, began writing comedy in 1982. He co-created BBC’s The Fast Show with Charlie Higson in the 90s and has a long-running comedy partnership with Harry Enfield. His film roles include recent hits Ghost Stories and The Death Of Stalin, while his new series, Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing, starts next week on BBC2. He is divorced with four daughters and lives in London.
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I was what I call a “nut lifter” in a factory in Enfield. I had to get nuts and bolts from the production line into big tins.
The eradication of poverty would be nice, but at the moment, a double macchiato.
When my dad died this year.
A professional footballer.
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