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or disapproved of them, he simply made up what he felt to be more appropriate ones. That night there were no riotous first night celebrations and most of the cast seemed to go home stunned. The following night Milligan began to ad lib in earnest. The text of the show began to change drastically. The cast were bedevilled and shaken but they went along with him ... Incredibly, the show began to resolve itself. The context changed completely. It was turned upside down and inside out. Cues and lines became irrelevant as Milligan verbally rewrote the play each night. By the end of the week,

1732:—one beat was dum-da-da-dum, dum-da-da-dum, dum-da-da-dum! They wore these great long pantaloons, a gold dome to their turbans, khaki shirts with banded waistcoats, double-cross bandoliers, leather sandals, and they used to march very fast, I remember, bursting in through the dust on the heels of an English regiment. They used to come in with trailed arms and they'd throw their rifles up into the air, catch it with their left hand—always to this dum-da-da-dum, dum-da-da-dum—and then stamp their feet and fire one round, synchronising with the drums. They'd go left, right, left, right, 866:, which required the cast to adhere closely to the script but by Series 4, the BBC had adopted the use of magnetic tape. Milligan eagerly exploited the possibilities the new technology offered—the tapes could be edited, so the cast could now ad-lib freely and tape also enabled the creation of groundbreaking sound effects. Over the first three series, Milligan's demands for increasingly complex sound effects (or "grams", as they were then known) pushed technology and the skills of the BBC engineers to their limits—effects had to be created mechanically ( 617: 605: 1994: 2221: 870:) or played back from discs, sometimes requiring the use of four or five turntables running simultaneously. With magnetic tape, these effects could be produced in advance and the BBC engineers were able to create highly complex, tightly edited effects "stings" that would have been very difficult (if not impossible) to perform using Foley or disc. In the later years of the series many Goon Show "grams" were produced for the series by members of the 374: 979:

adaptations of the original scripts by Maurice Wiltshire were used instead, with Milligan, Sellers and Secombe reuniting to provide the voices; according to a contemporary press report, they received the highest fees the BBC had ever paid for 15-minute shows. Two series were made in 1963 and 1964 and (presumably because it was shot on 35mm film rather than video) the entire series has reportedly been preserved in the BBC archives.

2559:. Its cast of characters included two illegal immigrants, an Irish landlord, a Chinese Cockney, a Scottish Arab and numerous other racial stereotypes; Milligan himself took the part of Mr Van Gogh, described as "an illegal Pakistani immigrant". After screening the pilot, the series was deemed to be too offensive for transmission. Five episodes remain unseen. Some of the characters and situations were reused in Milligan's novel 1518:'s suspenders, with Sellers participating from his seat with the royals. This culminated in Milligan giving a high-kick, lobbing one of his bedroom slippers at Sellers, nearly missing Prince Phillip's head. Once back in bed with co-star Joan Greenwood, Milligan spent the rest of the performance poking fun at the Queen for bringing her son to such a racy play. The play ended with Milligan unsheathing a 36: 2092: 2100: 719:, he was demoted by an unsympathetic commanding officer (identified in his war diaries as Major Evan "Jumbo" Jenkins) back to Gunner. It was Milligan's opinion that Major Jenkins did not like him, because Milligan constantly kept up the morale of his fellow soldiers, whereas Jenkins's approach was to take an attitude towards the troops similar to that of 3674: 1043:, with Milligan 'browning up' to play Kevin O'Grady, a half-Pakistani–half-Irish factory worker. The series generated numerous complaints, because of its frequent use of racist epithets and 'bad language'—one viewer reportedly complained of counting 59 uses of the word "bloody" in one episode—and it was cancelled on the orders of the 910: 569:

grey." The Milligan family lived in England in somewhat straitened circumstances, Leo Milligan only being able to find "a poorly paid job in the Associated Press photo library"; Milligan recalled his mother being "often tense and angry... a domestic tyrant" due to having to manage on "next to no income". After moving to

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Milligan's mother became an Australian citizen in 1985, partly in protest at the circumstances which led to her son's ineligibility for British citizenship; Milligan himself was reportedly considering applying for Australian citizenship at the time as well. The suspension bridge on the cyclepath from

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His last wife was Shelagh Sinclair, to whom he was married from 1983 until his death on 27 February 2002. Shelagh, who was 25 years younger than Milligan, died in June 2011. Upon marrying Shelagh, Milligan made a new will which left his entire estate to his wife. The children unsuccessfully attempted

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One of Milligan's ad-lib incidents occurred during a visit to Australia in the late 1960s. He was interviewed live on air and remained in the studio for the news broadcast that followed (read by Rod McNeil), during which Milligan constantly interjected, adding his own name to news items. As a result,

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attended as part of her 39th birthday celebration. Just after the curtain rose, a group of four latecomers attempted to slink to their seats directly in front of the royal family. Milligan immediately shouted: "Turn up the house lights! Start everything again!" He pointed to the blushing foursome and

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Milligan was born in the British Empire to an English mother and felt that he was thus entitled to British citizenship, especially after having served in the British Army for six years. When British law related to Commonwealth-born residents (which had given him a secure place in the UK) changed, he

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I have got so low that I have asked to be hospitalised and for deep narcosis (sleep). I cannot stand being awake. The pain is too much ... Something has happened to me, this vital spark has stopped burning—I go to a dinner table now and I don't say a word, just sit there like a dodo. Normally I

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Nobody seemed at all comfortable in their roles and the audience began to hoot with laughter when Milligan's slipper inadvertently went spinning across the stage into the stalls. That was the end of Spike's playing straight. The audience demanded a clown, he became a clown. When he forgot his words,

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and Milligan as Ben Gunn. To Humphries, Milligan's "best performance must surely have been as Ben Gunn ..., Milligan stole the show every night, in a makeup which took at least an hour to apply. His appearance on stage always brought a roar of delight from the kids in the audience and Spike had

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producers had booked the play into the Lyric for three weeks. Anxious to recoup their investment by any means, they gave Milligan carte-blanche on stage. Milligan's antics included starting the play while sitting with the audience, yelling for his castmates to entertain him. Another night he wore a

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The first preview was on 6 October 1964. During this performance Milligan was struck by stage fright and forgot nearly all of his lines. He quickly began making up things to say to the cast, turning the drama into an impromptu improv session. Noticing that a drama critic who'd given rave reviews to

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Milligan was half English and half Irish, and felt that he was entitled to British citizenship, especially after having served in the British Army for six years. When British law related to Commonwealth-born residents (which had given him a secure place in the UK) changed, he applied for a British

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Milligan's fans and the theatrical world in general found it hard to believe that he was to appear in a straight play ... He refused to be serious when questioned about his motives. In the story, Oblomov decides to spend his life in bed. Spike decided to identify with his character, and told

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illness. In late 1952, possibly exacerbated by suppressed tensions between the Goons' stars, Milligan apparently became irrationally convinced that he had to kill Sellers but when he attempted to gain entry to Sellers's neighbouring flat, armed with a potato knife, he accidentally walked straight

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was broadcast live. "I've seen very few moments of genius in my life but I witnessed one with Spike after the first show. He had brought around a silent cartoon" and asked Lester if his P.A. took shorthand. "She said she did. 'Good, this needs a commentary.' It was a ten-minute cartoon and Spike

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After Army cuts meant his father's position was no longer required, Milligan travelled by sea, from India to England for the first time. He arrived on a winter's morning and was bemused by the climate, so different from India's, remembering the dock's "terrible noise, and everything so cold and

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versions of the familiar characters. The initial intention was to "visualise" original recordings of 1950s Goon Show episodes but this proved difficult, because of the rapid-fire dialogue and was ultimately frustrated by the BBC's refusal to allow the original audio to be used. Fifteen-minute

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through the plate-glass front door. He was hospitalised, heavily sedated for two weeks and spent almost two months recuperating; fortunately for the show, a backlog of scripts meant that his illness had little effect on production. Milligan later blamed the pressure of writing and performing

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in 1973. Milligan requested that his fee was paid to ASH: Action on Smoking and Health. When this was refused, he gave the money to charity instead. The advert was popular with the public and also won several industry awards. From 1980 to 1982, he advertised for the

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In October 2008, an array of Milligan's personal effects was sold at auction by Shelagh, who was moving into a smaller home. These included his vast legacy of books and memorabilia and a grand piano salvaged from a demolition and apparently played every morning by

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Milligan returned to jazz in the late 1940s and made a precarious living with the Hall trio and other musical comedy acts. He was also trying to break into the world of radio, as a performer or script writer. His first success in radio was as writer for comedian

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First it was a means of livelihood. And I had sort of lagged behind my confederates, that I ... remained in the writing seat. And I realise that basically I was quite a good clown ... and the one and only chance I ever had to prove that was in

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on 12 February 1962. It was adapted to a longer play and staged by Miles at London's Mermaid Theatre, making its debut on 31 January 1963. It was a critical and commercial success and was revived in 1967 with a provincial tour before opening at London's

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where he grew up. After coming to the UK from India in the 1930s, he lived at 50 Riseldine Road, Brockley and attended Brownhill Boys' School (later Catford Boys' School, which was demolished in 1994). There is a plaque and bench located at the

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when I clowned my way out of what was a very bad script ... I clowned it into a West End success and uh, we kept changing it all the time. It was a tour de force of improvisation ... all that ended it was I got fed up with it, that's

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in 1982. Milligan later complained of the BBC's cold attitude towards the series and stated that he would have made more programmes, had he been given the opportunity. A number of episodes of the earlier "Q" series are missing, presumed wiped.

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was recorded before a studio audience and during the audience warm-up session, Milligan would play the trumpet, while Peter Sellers played on the orchestra's drums. For the first few years the shows were recorded live, direct to 16-inch

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In a 2005 poll to find the "Comedians' Comedian", he was voted among the top 50 comedy acts, by fellow comedians and comedy insiders. In a BBC poll in August 1999, Milligan was voted the "funniest person of the last 1,000 years".

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described Milligan as "The Godfather of Alternative Comedy". "From his unchained mind came forth ideas that just had no boundaries. And he influenced a new generation of comedians who came to be known as 'alternative'."

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In reality, he and the prince were very close friends, and Milligan had already been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 1992 (honorary because of his Irish citizenship). He was made an honorary

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in 1994, the prince sent a congratulatory message to be read out on live television. The comedian interrupted the message to call the prince a "little grovelling bastard". He later faxed the prince, saying: "I suppose a

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disbelieving reporters that he thought it would be a nice comfortable rest for him. This was of course, prevarication. Spike was actually intrigued with Oblomov and had read a translation of Ivan Goncharov's novel.

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a great deal, treating the audience as part of the plot almost, and he continued in this manner for the rest of the run, and on tour as 'Son of Oblomov'. The show ran at the Comedy Theatre in London's West End in

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am the centre of attention, keep the conversation going—so that is depressing in itself. It's like another person taking over, very strange. The most important thing I say is 'good evening' and then I go quiet.

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and win a competition: he also played drums, guitar and trumpet, in which he was entirely self taught". Milligan acquired a double bass, on which he took lessons and would strum in jazz sessions. He had

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was bought by Milligan's production company in early 1964. Milligan had long nurtured hopes of transitioning from comedy to serious drama. To this end, Milligan rehearsed for seven weeks with director

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As illustrated in the description of his involvement in theatre, Milligan often ad-libbed. He also did this on radio and television. One of his last screen appearances was in the BBC dramatisation of

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After hospitalisation, Milligan drifted through a number of rear-echelon military jobs in Italy, eventually becoming a full-time entertainer. He played the guitar with a jazz and comedy group called

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on stage and asking the Queen to knight him for his efforts that night. She declined. The performance ran 45 minutes over its scheduled ending. Prince Charles reportedly saw the play five times.

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had changed beyond recognition. Andre Morell came again ... and afterwards said 'the man is a genius. He must be a genius—it's the only word for him. He's impossible—but he's a genius!'.

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Milligan made several forays into television as a writer-performer, in addition to his many guest appearances on interview, variety and sketch comedy series from the 1950s to the 2000s.

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Although the Goons elevated Milligan to national stardom, the demands of writing and performing the series took a heavy toll. During Series 3 he had the first of several serious

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as decided by the Laughlab project. Wiseman said the joke contained all three elements of what makes a good gag: anxiety, a feeling of superiority and an element of surprise.

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to overturn the will. A High Court judge ruled that Shelagh was entitled to his whole estate, and his children should receive only “what was surplus to requirements”.

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Milligan married his first wife, June (Marchinie) Marlow, in 1952; Peter Sellers was best man. They had three children, Laura, Seán and Síle, and divorced in 1960.

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After their retirement, Milligan's parents and his younger brother Desmond moved to Australia. His mother lived the rest of her long life in the coastal town of

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in East End Road. The memorial was unveiled on 4 September 2014 at a ceremony attended by a number of local dignitaries and showbusiness celebrities including

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The play continued running as an improv comedy. The decision soon caused it to break all box office records at the Lyric. After five weeks it was rechristened

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could have seen it only once, if that. He ad-libbed the commentary for it and it was perfect. I was open-mouthed at the raw comedy creation in front of me."

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in 2011, Milligan's headstone was removed from St Thomas' churchyard in Winchelsea and moved to be alongside the grave of his wife, but was later returned.

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from the age of 12 in 1931, Milligan attended Brownhill Road School (later to be renamed Catford Boys School) and St Saviours School, Lewisham High Road.

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with a hammer. The artwork included catfish, oysters, and shrimp that were to be electrocuted. He was a staunch and outspoken opponent of the scourge of

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and gave it to the symphony orchestra of nearby Gosford. Symphony Central Coast has performed it occasionally since, including a 2020 YouTube video as a

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During most of the late 1930s and early 1940s, Milligan performed as an amateur jazz vocalist, guitarist, and trumpeter before, during and after being

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during a visit to his mother's house in Woy Woy. Milligan named the town "the largest above-ground cemetery in the world" when visiting in the 1960s.

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by becoming an Irish citizen in 1962 and remained so for the rest of his life; this status gave him almost the same rights as a British citizen.

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as best man and the marriage produced one child, Jane Milligan (b. 1966). The marriage ended with Patricia's death from breast cancer in 1978.

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false arm that fell out of his sleeve when co-star Ian Flintoff, playing Oblomov's doctor, shook Milligan's hand. When Flintoff complained to

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played twice daily through the winter of 1961–62 and was an annual production at the Mermaid Theatre for some years. In the 1968 production,

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and expressed the view that "someone raised a Catholic was always a Catholic", referring to himself as a Catholic throughout his life.

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Encyclopedia of British Humorists vol. I- Geoffrey Chaucer to John Cleese, ed. Steven H. Gale, Garland Publishing Inc., 1996, p. 764

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and felt a kinship with the title character, who declines to leave his bed to face the world. According to Scudamore's biography:

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was renamed the Spike Milligan Bridge in his memory, and a meeting room in the Woy Woy Public Library is also named after him.

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He was a strident campaigner on environmental matters, particularly arguing against unnecessary noise, such as the use of "

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thought the first performance was so appalling that they should get Greenwood out of her contract. According to Scudamore:

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on a 3-foot-9-inch parchment scroll, written under the pen name MacGoonical. A ridiculous verse written in the style of

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The War (and Peace) Memoirs. (The seven memoirs were also recorded as talking books with Milligan reciting them.)

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Milligan contributed his recollections of his childhood in India for the acclaimed 1970s BBC audio history series

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Milligan's other stage comedies was in the audience, Milligan ended the first performance by shouting "Thank God,

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series, and collaborated with Spike on several audio productions produced and directed by Simon & Sara Bor.

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D. H. Lawrence's John Thomas and Lady Jane: According to Spike Milligan—Part II of "Lady Chatterley's Lover"

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Milligan was the co-creator, main writer, and a principal cast member of the British radio comedy programme

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stated "Milligan is the Great God to all of us". The Pythons gave Milligan a cameo role in their 1979 film

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A lesser-known aspect of Milligan's life in the 1950s and 1960s was his involvement in the writers' agency

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applied for a British passport in 1960. The application was refused, partly because he would not swear an

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novels. Each part of the series was a rewriting of an original novel, with surreal comic elements added.

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Milligan also wrote comedy songs, including "Purple Aeroplane", which was a parody of the Beatles' song "

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Tiring of comedic roles, Milligan sought out more serious material. He had read Ivan Goncharov's

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and the one-off "Spike Milligan Offers a Series of Unrelated Incidents at Current Market Value".

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Four of his children collaborated with documentary makers on a multi-platform programme called

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attitudes in Britain in a similar vein to Speight's earlier creation, the hugely successful

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The most exciting sound for me was the sound of the Irregular Punjabi Regiment playing the

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on the south coast of England. Milligan describes training with these guns in part two of

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Spike Milligan with Jeremy Taylor: An Adult Entertainment Live at Cambridge University

2139:, including Milligan's daughter, actress Jane Milligan, was released after his death. 1897:) was a fan of Milligan. When Milligan received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 7593: 7456: 7451: 7430: 7425: 4337: 3874:(1978). This was announced as the fourth part of his "increasingly misnamed" trilogy. 3379: 3166: 2360: 2182: 2143: 2115: 2107: 2018: 1843: 1782: 1667: 1639: 1571: 1503: 1329: 1273: 1167: 1136:

was broadcast in more than 100 territories, including Britain and the United States.

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passport in 1960. The application was refused, partly because he would not swear an

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A memorial bench featuring a bronze likeness of Milligan sits in his former home of

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Surviving Spike Milligan: A Voyage Through the Mind & Mirth of the Master Goon

4371: 1683: 503:(1963) and a seven-volume autobiographical account of his time serving during the 1332:

were exploring, of a dramatised post-nuclear world. This became the one-act play

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soon left the text far behind as he went off into a riff of sublime absurdity."

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In 1961–62, during the long pauses between the matinee and the evening show of

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after only six episodes. Milligan was also involved in the ill-fated programme

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After leaving school, he worked as a clerk in the Woolwich Arsenal, played the

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by becoming an Irish citizen in 1962 and remained so for the rest of his life.

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compiled a series of stories from British people's experiences of life in the

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tows a howitzer of 18 Battery, 56th Heavy Regiment in Italy, 23 December 1943.

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Milligan's daughter, Laura, conceived and co-wrote an animated series called

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greatly admired him. In one interview, which was widely quoted at the time,

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Milligan has been portrayed twice in films. In the adaptation of his novel

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In 1971, Milligan caused controversy by attacking an art exhibition at the

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Men of Milligan's unit, 56th Heavy Regiment, with a BL 9.2-inch howitzer,

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Scunthorpe Revisited: With Added Milligan Articles and Instant Relatives

1338:, which Milligan co-wrote with John Antrobus and which premiered at the 561:. He was educated at the Convent of Jesus and Mary, Poona, and later at 488:, a surreal sketch show credited as a major influence on the members of 7342: 6845:"Disney+ were right to caution and not censor The Muppet Show episodes" 5914: 3578: 2857:

Sgt. Brown / Eccles / Catchpole Burkington / Minnie Bannister (voices)

2695: 2347: 2293: 2131: 2118:. Milligan's letters to Graves usually addressed a question to do with 2057: 2002: 1750: 1388: 1375: 1203: 1197:

While depressed, he wrote serious poetry, much of which is compiled in

1151:"It's due to pigeons that alight; on Nelson's hat that makes it white." 989: 843:. Most of the early shows were co-written with Stephens (and edited by 554: 499: 6924: 3907:(1988) Compilation of the first six volumes of Milligan's war memoirs. 2224:

The Spike Milligan memorial bench in the garden of Stephen's House in

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He married Patricia Ridgeway (also known as Paddy) in June 1962, with

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In 1967, applying a satirical angle to a fashion for the inclusion of

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The authorised biography of Ken Russell. Vol. 1. Becoming Ken Russell

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Theatre Company using the works of Spike Milligan and his characters.

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The headstone of Spike Milligan's grave in the grounds of St Thomas'

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Barnes, Peter (August 2002). Barker, Clive; Trussler, Simon (eds.).

5148:"Spike Milligan ::: Purple Aeroplane ::: Yellow Submarine" 3973:

The Little Pot Boiler: A Book Based Freely On His Seasonal Overdraft

1574:'s memory of that day's filming, are included in Sutton's 2014 book 1564:. In 1971 Milligan played a humble village priest in Russell's film 1632:

Milligan contributed occasional cartoons to the satirical magazine

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from the original on 11 December 2021 – via www.youtube.com.

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Other advertising appearances included television commercials for

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and asks his father "What's that?". The reply is "That's a flying

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Milligan also wrote verse, considered to be within the genre of

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Sir Nobonk and the Terrible Dreadful Awful Naughty Nasty Dragon

2703:, Hammersmith, in 1964. It was based on the Russian classic by 2070:, and in English, "Love, light, peace". The additional epitaph 3917:

Spike Milligan: The Family Album: An Illustrated Autobiography

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he was banned from making any further live appearances on the

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and featuring Milligan's old friend and colleague Eric Sykes.

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Milligan's next major TV venture was the sketch comedy series

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for both his breakdown and the failure of his first marriage.

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Honorary Knights Commander of the Order of the British Empire

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One Hundred and One Best and Only Limericks of Spike Milligan

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The Junior Crazy Gang featuring those Crazy People, the Goons

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A Children's Treasury of Milligan: Classic Stories and Poems

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William McGonagall Meets George Gershwin: A Scottish Fantasy

6649:"The Marty Feldman Comedy Machine[14/01/72] (1972)" 4623:"Centenary tribute to Spike Milligan | Bexhill Museum" 4536:"Patrick Milligan, also played a part in Hitler's downfall" 3948:

Dear Robert, Dear Spike: The Graves–Milligan Correspondence

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I Told You I Was Ill: The Life and Legacy of Spike Milligan

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The novel had been adapted for the stage by Italian writer

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From the 1960s, Milligan was a regular correspondent with

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episodes, portraying a wide range of characters including

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The Hound of the Baskervilles According to Spike Milligan

2388:(1972). The title is based on Milligan's introduction in 885:, which also marked the onset of a decades-long cycle of 6255:"Spike Milligan's gravestone returned after family feud" 2239:, while Milligan played his father. He was portrayed by 2040:, at the age of 83, on 27 February 2002, at his home on 1529:, Milligan described theatre as being important to him: 1328:, Milligan began talking to Miles about the idea he and 474:. He was the earliest-born and last surviving member of 18:

Lady Chatterley's Lover According to Spike Milligan

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pp.109–110, 258. (Published in 2003 as paperback under

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The Bible—the Old Testament According to Spike Milligan

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The play was savaged in the theatrical press. However,

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Playing a moaning stranger in an episode from 1987 of

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dramatised Milligan's nervous breakdown in a film for

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The first episode was broadcast on 28 May 1951 on the

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joined forces in a relatively radical comedy project,

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Badjelly The Witch (A Musical Tale) and Other Goodies

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Milligan's Meaning of Life: An Autobiography of Sorts

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TV series, acknowledged as an important precursor to

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Special guest star of edition of 18 January 1979 of

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In December 1970 Milligan presented the documentary

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as "absolutely immortal—greatly in the tradition of

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Lady Chatterley's Lover According to Spike Milligan

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The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything

2691:(1963, 1967), written by Milligan and John Antrobus 2628:Guest star in the 3rd episode of the award-winning 2542:, Milligan co-wrote and performed in some sketches. 2423:. The series was published in book form in 1975 by 2029:, in which he stated repeatedly that he "wrote the 1912:

Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire

1458:, who played Olga, later recalled that her husband 413: 403: 393: 385: 365: 357: 340: 265: 257: 228: 216: 197: 168: 136: 60:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 7211: 7188: 6991:"BBC Two - The Friday Documentary, The Mini Is 30" 6721: 6517: 6253: 6171: 6004: 5777: 5745: 5686: 4938:The Goon Show Companion: A History and Goonography 4637: 4496: 4494: 4492: 4391: 4389: 656:During the Second World War, Milligan served as a 6550:"The Glasgow Herald – Google News Archive Search" 5630: 5628: 5626: 5335:"Queen's birthday party turns into hilarious act" 4246:He's Innocent of Watergate (or Dick's Last Stand) 2394:as "Spike Milligna, the well-known typing error". 2158:in his memory on the block of flats on the site. 2142:Milligan lived for several years in Holden Road, 1921:were presented with a poem about the forthcoming 1819:for most of his life, having a number of serious 1788:He reportedly had two children by other mothers. 1276:gave Milligan his first straight acting role, as 736:(a group he described as composed "of bomb-happy 7725:Deaths from kidney failure in the United Kingdom 5540: 5538: 3820:Spike Milligan SPIKE'S BIKE BOOK FOR MEDIUM KIDS 5886:. FOXTEL Management Pty Limited. Archived from 4505:. London, UK: Hodder and Staughton. p. 8. 4368:The Life and Legacy of Spike Milligan (website) 3722:Classic Adventures: According to Spike Milligan 2607:The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town 2122:. The letters form part of Graves's bequest to 1935: 1878:. He defended himself in court and was given a 1825: 1720: 1531: 1464: 1394: 1305:played the role of Long John Silver, alongside 1292: 6943:"BBC Two - Room 101, Series 4, Spike Milligan" 5910:"Everyman: Famous Last Words - Spike Milligan" 5364:"Spike Milligan interviewed by Bernard Braden" 5203:Barry Humphries, in Ventham (2002), pp. 92–97. 5107:Compassionate, perceptive, outraged and tender 4258:Spike Milligan and Ed Welch Sing Songs From Q8 7546:The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film 7396: 4852:"Sound Alchemy: The BBC radiophonic workshop" 4436:. Edinburgh. 28 February 2002. Archived from 3911:It Ends with Magic: A Milligan Family History 3667:Wuthering Heights According to Spike Milligan 3461:Narrator, Molly, The Giant, The Giant's Wife 3322:Episode: "Supergran and the Missing Hissing" 2898:The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film 2292:, when Milligan happened to be holidaying in 2264:had identified Milligan as the writer of the 2200:There is a campaign to erect a statue in the 2076:can be read as "Great love for you Shelagh". 1870:In 1974 Milligan was arrested for shooting a 1242:'s "English Folk Song," heard on jazz singer 8: 5472:Richard Lester, in Ventham (2002), pp.73–74. 4276:Spike Milligan: Wolves, Witches & Giants 4216:How to Win an Election (Or Not Lose By Much) 3814:Spike's Bike Book for Parents of Little Kids 878:'s Stomach" effect, realised by Dick Mills. 6967:. Chickenshed Theatre Trust. Archived from 6627:"Six-five Special[31/08/57] (1957)" 5212:Scudamore (1985) pp. 200, 203–204, 242–243. 4901:: Voice Actors, Puppeteers & Producers" 3715:Treasure Island According to Spike Milligan 2555:) and co-starred in a BBC TV sitcom called 2071: 2065: 1596:and he was (almost inevitably) noted as an 7760:People with post-traumatic stress disorder 7403: 7389: 7381: 6486:. London, UK: Fourth Estate. p. vii. 5637:"'Goon Show' Comedian Spike Milligan Dies" 3828:(Published by Traffic Authority NSW, 1985) 3822:(Published by Traffic Authority NSW, 1985) 3816:(Published by Traffic Authority NSW, 1985) 2732: 1948:They were all sitting in Buckingham Palace 1499:cried: "That's cost you your knighthood!" 1154:His poetry has been described by comedian 782:'s show. After a delayed start, Milligan, 497:He wrote and edited many books, including 151: 133: 7790:Young Communist League of Britain members 7775:Writers who illustrated their own writing 7093: 5591:(1978 ed.). Futura. pp. 141–2. 4814:Ventham, Maxine (2002). "Jeremy Robson". 2017:had not deserted him. After the death of 2005:. Milligan's epitaph includes the phrase 1917:On 23 July 1981, the Prince of Wales and 1740:! Bang! Dum-da-da-dum—it was sensational! 1379:, before its name change and move to the 120:Learn how and when to remove this message 6764:"Kenny Everett's Christmas Carol (1985)" 6006:"Spike Milligan: Man of Letters, review" 5833: 5831: 5680: 5678: 5676: 5674: 5672: 4312:Spike Milligan: The Parkinson Interviews 3691:Frankenstein According to Spike Milligan 3683:Black Beauty According to Spike Milligan 2720:was a play created and performed by the 2338:. He also wrote several books including 1757:), Milligan composed and orchestrated a 935:, both made during 1956 and directed by 683:The unit was later re-equipped with the 584:and discovered jazz. He also joined the 7670:British male dramatists and playwrights 6723:"You ask the questions: Spike Milligan" 6417:"BBC News – Millennium: Spike Milligan" 4424: 4422: 4420: 4418: 4352: 4324: 2744: 2079:According to a letter published in the 2064:translation of "I told you I was ill", 1842:. Through his Irish father, he avoided 1207:and a series of war memoirs, including 312: 1962; died 1978) 7645:British Army personnel of World War II 6804:"The Ratties[09/11/88] (1988)" 6603:. Gosford City Council. Archived from 5978:"MacGoonical steals march on Betjeman" 5267: 5265: 5263: 5261: 5172:. p. 4. Retrieved March 30, 2022. 4695: 4674:. Norma Farnes. London: Virgin. 2001. 4270:Adolf Hitler – My Part in His Downfall 4104:Twelve Poems That Made December Colder 4027:Box 18: The Unpublished Spike Milligan 3699:Robin Hood According to Spike Milligan 1749:In 1988, while visiting his mother in 7541:The Case of the Mukkinese Battle-Horn 7319:Spike Milligan: His Part in Our Lives 7175:from the original on 22 October 2009. 6173:"Piper's farewell for Spike Milligan" 5454:from the original on 11 December 2021 5370:from the original on 11 December 2021 5329: 5327: 4816:Spike Milligan: His Part in Our Lives 4640:Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall 4457: 4455: 4282:Unspun Socks From a Chicken's Laundry 4134:Floored Masterpieces with Worse Verse 4110:Unspun Socks from a Chicken's Laundry 3844:Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall 3613:William McGonagall: The Truth at Last 3060:Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall 2852:The Case of the Mukkinese Battle-Horn 2260:On 9 June 2006, it was reported that 2233:Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall 2052:, East Sussex, and was draped in the 1650:, son." Milligan was a keen painter. 1210:Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall 1128:, who had previously appeared in the 992:; it is believed all 19 episodes are 678:Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall 510:Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall 27:Irish comedian and writer (1918–2002) 7: 6746:"BFI Screenonline: TISWAS (1974-82)" 6530:from the original on 12 January 2022 6516:Chipperfield, Mark (13 April 2001). 6390:Salter, Caitlin (24 February 2016). 6266:from the original on 12 January 2022 6184:from the original on 12 January 2022 6111:Milligan, Spike (27 February 2002). 6058:Milligan, Spike (13 December 2012). 6017:from the original on 12 January 2022 5852:Louvish, Simon (20 September 2003). 5790:from the original on 12 January 2022 5699:from the original on 12 January 2022 5635:Bernstein, Adam (28 February 2002). 5448:"Spike Milligan interrupts ABC News" 4595:Milligan, Spike (13 December 2012). 3561:(1983) (illustrated by Peter Clarke) 3555:(1982) (illustrated by Peter Clarke) 2524:Other notable television involvement 2060:. A compromise was reached with the 1950:Roaring with laughter at the comedy 1940:Prince Philip was reading Page 3 of 1642:. For example, a young boy sees the 1479:and moved on 2 December 1964 to the 1180:. Milligan included it on his album 662:56th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery 529:, India on 16 April 1918 during the 58:adding citations to reliable sources 7740:Military personnel of British India 7059:Dixon, Stephen (28 February 2002). 6361:"London's Famous Bench Dedications" 6221:Milligan, Spike (4 November 2011). 6204:"Milligan gets last laugh on grave" 5884:Fox Classics Television (Australia) 5744:Taylor, Jerome (18 November 2008). 5613:"Issue 230 of COAST Community News" 4503:Spike Milligan : The Biography 3074:Digby, the Biggest Dog in the World 2246:The Life and Death of Peter Sellers 1619:recalls that the television series 1250:. He was the narrator for Lamont's 1015:In early 1969, Milligan starred in 7283:. London: Hodder & Stoughton. 7144:. 25 December 2006. Archived from 6519:"Australia: A town called Woy Woy" 6441:Sharma, Amita (11 February 2008). 6151:from the original on 17 March 2022 6061:Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall 5060:"Laureate attacks poetry teaching" 4818:. London: Robson. pp. 46–47. 4756:. London: Hodder & Stoughton. 4306:Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall 4152:Startling Verse for All the Family 3991:Indefinite Articles and Scunthorpe 3871:Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall 1228:Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall 1045:Independent Broadcasting Authority 945:Australian Broadcasting Commission 525:Terence Alan Milligan was born in 25: 6734:from the original on 24 May 2022. 6465:"Spike 'wrote world's best joke'" 6371:from the original on 6 March 2018 6252:Singh, Anita (12 November 2012). 6003:Chilton, Martin (15 April 2015). 5809:Clarke, Neil (24 December 2013). 5034:"Top poetry is complete nonsense" 5007:Fry, Stephen (27 February 2002). 4965:"Broadcast - BBC Programme Index" 4176:Fleas, Knees and Hidden Elephants 3997:A Potboiling Dustbin Full of Bits 2995:The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins 2067:Dúirt mé leat go raibh mé breoite 2007:Dúirt mé leat go raibh mé breoite 1981:, dedicating one of his books to 1556:about and with Milligan entitled 660:in D Battery (later 19 Battery), 632:for military service joining the 451:Spike Jones and his City Slickers 7705:British people in colonial India 7195:. London: Hodder and Stoughton. 6843:Stacey, Pat (23 February 2021). 6694:Spike Milligan's The Melting Pot 6576:"Spike Milligan Bridge, Woy Woy" 6137:Watts, Alex (21 February 2022). 6113:"My Obituary, by Spike Milligan" 5839:Depression and How to Survive It 5758:from the original on 24 May 2022 5665:– via Free Online Library. 5566:McCann, Graham (18 April 2021). 5450:. Youtube.com. 28 October 2010. 4364:"Spike becomes an Irish Citizen" 4288:Where Have All the Bullets Gone? 4128:Silly Verse for Kids and Animals 3954:Depression and How to Survive It 3880:Where Have All the Bullets Gone? 3041:Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 3027:The Adventures of Barry McKenzie 2662:Guest on Series 4, Episode 3 of 2551:In 1975 Milligan co-wrote (with 2539:The Marty Feldman Comedy Machine 2110:, where Milligan lived from 1974 831:, Jim Spriggs and the nefarious 703:and was about to be promoted to 372: 288: 34: 7730:Irish people of English descent 7620:20th-century British memoirists 7490:Henry Crun and Minnie Bannister 7161:Korn, Eric (21 February 2007). 6881:"Little Red Riding Hood (1995)" 6552:. 11 April 2013. Archived from 6170:Sapsted, David (9 March 2002). 5964:"Honorary knighthood for Spike" 5937:Harding, David (5 April 2012). 5164:Croft, Paul (21 January 2021). 4988:Paved the Way for Monty Python" 3979:Book of Bits or a Bit of a Book 3328:Kenny Everett's Christmas Carol 2407:Flywheel, Shyster, and Flywheel 1886:Humour with the Prince of Wales 1290:. Miles described Milligan as: 1183:No One's Gonna Change Our World 939:, who went on to work with the 913:Milligan during his prime years 874:, a notable example being the " 327: 309: 284: 45:needs additional citations for 7780:Irish people with disabilities 7690:British male television actors 7625:21st-century British comedians 7610:20th-century British comedians 7567:Goon Show Preservation Society 7375:Grand Waltz for Brisbane Water 5685:Eden, Richard (19 June 2011). 4462:Hastings, Max (4 April 2019). 3826:Spike's Bike Book For Big Kids 3607:The Great McGonagall Scrapbook 3296: 2582:Kenny Everett's Christmas Show 2249:(2004). In a 2008 stage play, 2013:Even late in life, Milligan's 1759:Grand Waltz for Brisbane Water 1638:. Most were visualisations of 1072:, the first in the innovative 711:in the Italian theatre at the 687:and saw action as part of the 563:St Paul's High School, Rangoon 1: 7377:' composed by Spike Milligan. 7302:. London: Sutton Publishing. 7243:The Compulsive Spike Milligan 7191:Spike Milligan: The Biography 7122:"Biography of Spike Milligan" 6092:Bowcott, Owen (5 June 2020). 5966:. BBC News. 30 December 2000. 5342:The Manchester Evening Herald 5296:Scudamore (1985) pp. 215–216. 5230:Scudamore (1985) pp. 214–215. 4877:(Sphere Books, London, 1973, 4864:Carpenter, 2003, pp. 136–139. 4723:. Stroud: The History Press. 4170:Hidden Words: Collected Poems 4140:Further Transports of Delight 4021:The Compulsive Spike Milligan 3862:Monty: His Part in My Victory 3808:The Magical World of Milligan 3233:The Hound of the Baskervilles 3202:The Last Remake of Beau Geste 1615:Film and television director 1373:Title page of the program to 1248:52nd Street (and Other Tales) 1222:Monty: His Part in My Victory 588:to demonstrate his hatred of 158: 7755:People with bipolar disorder 7750:People from Rye, East Sussex 7298:Scudamore, Pauline (2003) . 7262:The Essential Spike Milligan 7187:Carpenter, Humphrey (2003). 6484:The Essential Spike Milligan 5587:Allen, Charles, ed. (1975). 5121:Adam, Nicola (17 May 2022). 5083:Open Heart University: poems 4982:Ess, Ramsey (11 June 2019). 4501:Carpenter, Humphrey (2004). 4015:The Essential Spike Milligan 3625:William McGonagall: Freefall 3587:The Looney: An Irish Fantasy 3267:History of the World, Part I 3250:Monty Python's Life of Brian 3188:Fantastic Animation Festival 2289:Monty Python's Life of Brian 1081:Monty Python's Flying Circus 491:Monty Python's Flying Circus 5484:Spike Milligan: A Biography 5482:Scudamore, Pauline (1985). 5185:. Retrieved March 30, 2022. 4717:Scudamore, Pauline (2013). 4644:. Michael Joseph. pp. 4585:Scudamore (1985) pp. 52–53. 4551:Spike Milligan: a Biography 4549:Scudamore, Pauline (1985). 4430:"Spike Milligan (obituary)" 4397:"Spike Milligan dies at 83" 4034:Collections (mostly poetry) 3956:(1993) (with Anthony Clare) 3950:(1991) (with Robert Graves) 3942:More Spike Milligan Letters 3739:(1970) (with John Antrobus) 3638:According to Spike Milligan 2576:Guest appearing along with 988:(1968), made in colour for 695:and then in the succeeding 478:. He took his success with 7806: 7715:British surrealist artists 7650:British Book Award winners 7630:Actors awarded knighthoods 7615:20th-century British poets 7061:"Obituary: Spike Milligan" 6961:"Badjelly's Bad Christmas" 6903:"Cinderella Part 2 (1996)" 5984:. 24 July 1981. p. 15 5880:"Spike Milligan Biography" 5555:(3714): 22. 22 April 1967. 5344:. 22 April 1965. p. 1 5221:McCann (2006) pp. 157–159. 5127:www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk 5111:Retrieved 20 February 2017 4671:The Goons : the story 4068:Small Dreams of a Scorpion 3936:The Spike Milligan Letters 3755:There's a Lot of it About! 3456:Wolves, Witches and Giants 3307:Episode: "Non Returnable" 2644:Wolves, Witches and Giants 2641:Narrated the 1995 TV show 2449:The Idiot Weekly, Price 2d 2202:London Borough of Lewisham 1134:Wolves, Witches and Giants 1121:Wolves, Witches and Giants 1008:substituting for the late 920:The Idiot Weekly, Price 2d 7695:British male voice actors 7685:British male stage actors 7680:British male radio actors 7462:The Last Goon Show of All 7416: 7264:. London: Fourth Estate. 7260:Games, Alexander (2003). 7245:. London: Fourth Estate. 7218:. London: Fourth Estate. 7214:Spike: An Intimate Memoir 7163:"Spike Milligan's People" 7095:10.1017/S0266464X02000295 6506:Scudamore (1985), p. 170. 6482:Games, Alexander (2003). 6443:"Review: Surviving Spike" 6081:– via Google Books. 5939:"The sharp side of Spike" 5366:. YouTube. 2 March 2009. 5194:Scudamore (1985), p. 198. 5009:"Fry's Milligan memories" 4611:– via Google Books. 4222:Muses With Spike Milligan 4136:(1985) (with Tracey Boyd) 3961:Collections of literature 3512:Self, various characters 3486: 3420: 3374: 3362:In Sickness and in Health 3182: 3113: 3054: 3007: 2958: 2910: 2864: 2749: 2590:In Sickness and in Health 2504:There's a Lot of It About 2391:The Last Goon Show of All 2304:gave him a minor part in 2253:, Milligan was played by 2124:St John's College, Oxford 1938:Oh! Twas in the year 1981 1906:is out of the question?" 1686:Corn Flakes, the Leyland 1525:In a 1988 interview with 1140:Poetry and other writings 1105:There's a Lot of It About 1025:, created and written by 899:Associated London Scripts 849:Associated London Scripts 699:. Milligan was appointed 594:British Union of Fascists 543:regimental sergeant-major 423: 352: 348: 150: 7765:Royal Artillery soldiers 7675:British male film actors 7531:Penny Points to Paradise 7500:Hercules Grytpype-Thynne 7317:Ventham, Maxine (2002). 7142:Extrageographic Magazine 6392:"Goon but not forgotten" 5589:Plain Tales From the Raj 5520:. London: Robson Books. 5081:Milligan, Spike (1979). 4841:Carpenter, 2003, p. 120. 4804:Carpenter, 2003, p. 190. 4795:Carpenter, 2003, p. 182. 4786:Carpenter, 2003, p. 119. 4777:Carpenter, 2003, p. 112. 4720:Spike : a Biography 4636:Milligan, Spike (1971). 4468:New York Review of Books 4234:A Record Load of Rubbish 4228:The World of Beachcomber 4080:Milligan Book of Records 4009:A Mad Medley of Milligan 3641:is a series of literary 3627:(1992) (with Jack Hobbs) 3621:(1988) (with Jack Hobbs) 3615:(1976) (with Jack Hobbs) 3609:(1975) (with Jack Hobbs) 3275:(The French Revolution) 3102:Ghost in the Noonday Sun 2755:Penny Points to Paradise 2717:Badjelly's Bad Christmas 2470:The World of Beachcomber 2421:Plain Tales From The Raj 1716:Plain Tales from the Raj 1201:. He also wrote a novel 1019:in the situation comedy 985:The World of Beachcomber 961:, co-starring Sykes and 872:BBC Radiophonic Workshop 7279:McCann, Graham (2006). 6750:www.screenonline.org.uk 6336:"Spike Milligan – home" 6227:Rye and Battle Observer 6117:London Evening Standard 5516:Antrobus, John (2002). 5506:, depending on listing) 5393:. Bearclaw Publishers. 5273:"Ad lib – ad infinitum" 4940:. Sphere. p. 171. 4752:McCann, Graham (2006). 4553:. Granada. p. 27. 4210:Best of Milligan's Wake 4203:Bridge on the River Wye 4049:A Book of Milliganimals 3853:"Rommel?" 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