• Edith Artois
  [[Category:Fictional French people in television]] [[Category:Fictional bartenders]]
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• The Atkinson People
  ...s radio station [[BBC Radio 3|Radio 3]], features a satirical profile of a fictional famous person each week.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/media/2007/jan/31 ...x>[http://www.britishcomedy.org.uk/comedy/atkinsonpeople.html The Atkinson People], britishcomedy.org.uk</ref> Following the precedent set by ''[[The Hitchhi
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• Inspector Clouseau
  {{short description|Fictional character created by Blake Edwards}} | nationality = French
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• Uncle Albert
  ==Fictional character biography== ...two scatter Albert's ashes in the [[English Channel]], before visiting the French village where Albert had been stationed for a time during the war only to f
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• Manuel (Fawlty Towers)
  '''Manuel''' is a fictional character from the [[BBC]] sitcom ''[[Fawlty Towers]]'', played by [[Andrew ...gin was changed to Mexico City and the character has a Mexican accent. The French version also gives his nationality as Mexican.
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• Hercules Grytpype-Thynne
  ...nd Grytpype-Thynne says, "Let that clubbing be a lesson to you, you crutty French schlapper!" ...e#Noun_2 "Charlie"] (meaning a foolish or easily duped person) to refer to people (often Neddie Seagoon). His book of ideas for schemes, alphabetically order
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• The Krankies
  ...s The Krankies in episodes of the [[BBC Television|BBC]] comedy series ''[[French and Saunders]]''. Wee Jimmy Krankie often used the [[catchphrase]] exclamat ...te web|url=http://www.frenchandsaunders.com/specials/christmas1999/ |title=French & Saunders – Christmas Special 1999 |publisher=Frenchandsaunders.com |acc
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• Terry Collier
  ...Terry adds that he does not like many local people, in fact "he hates the people next door". Bob eventually narrows it all down to the fact that Terry "can' [[Category:Fictional engineers]]
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• Mr. Bean (character)
  '''Mr. Bean''' is a fictional character from the British [[comedy television|comedy]] television programm ...the comedy film ''[[Monsieur Hulot's Holiday]]'', starring and directed by French comedian and director [[Jacques Tati]], as an influence on the character, p
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• Del Boy
  ...derek.shtml |title = Comedy – Only Fools and Horses – del Boy}}</ref> is a fictional character from the BBC [[sitcom]] ''[[Only Fools and Horses]]'' and one of ...[Cockney]] (though not an actual Cockney), Del Boy is known for his broken French phrases, which are usually completely out of context, and a variety of Brit
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• Bella Emberg
  ...Who]]'' four times. From 2008 to 2010 she appeared as [[Barney Harwood]]’s fictional Aunt Barbara in ''[[Bear Behaving Badly]]'' on [[CBBC]]. In 1965 she had an |1981|| ''[[History of the World, Part I]]'' || Baguette || (The French Revolution)
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• Grandad (Only Fools and Horses)
  ...1936, he and his friend Nobby Clarke ran away to [[Tangier]] to join the [[French Foreign Legion]]; however, they were unsuccessful and ended up becoming [[G [[Category:Fictional World War II veterans]]
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• Water (1985 film)
  ..., including Downing Street, the Cascara Liberation Front, the White House, French bottled water producers, and Cuban guerrillas take interest in the future o ...'s do it'," said Clement.<ref name="Sellers p 145">Sellers p 145</ref> The fictional island of Cascara, which was the Caribbean island of [[Saint Lucia]], is a
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• Basil Fawlty
  ...chieving this dream, yet his job frequently requires him to be pleasant to people he despises – something he severely struggles with, referring with contem ...s Lord Melbury (who turned out to be an impostor), Mrs Peignoir (a wealthy French antique dealer) and Major Gowen, an elderly ex-soldier and recurring charac
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• Julian and Sandy
  ...that these sketches, while mocking an oppressed gay identity, present gay people as cheerful, rather than "indexing unhappy, ashamed identities like those i Another catchphrase often used by both characters was "That's your actual French", although Barry Took acknowledged that [[Peter Cook]] had claimed to be th
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• The Comic Strip
  *[[Dawn French]] ...y]] scene. The core members are [[Ade Edmondson|Adrian Edmondson]], [[Dawn French]], [[Rik Mayall]], [[Nigel Planer]], [[Peter Richardson (British director)|
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• Captain Mainwaring
  {{short description|Fictional character from the sitcom Dad's Army}} '''Captain George Mainwaring''' ({{IPAc-en|ˈ|m|æ|n|ər|ɪ|ŋ}}) is a fictional [[Home Guard (United Kingdom)|Home Guard]] captain, first portrayed by [[Ar
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• Anthony Sharp
  }}</ref> In 1981, he appeared as the town clerk of the fictional Frambourne Town Council in the pilot episode of ''[[It Sticks Out Half a Mi ...'s Theatre.<ref>Jean Anouilh (trans Michael Frayn), ''Number One'', Samuel French 1984</ref>
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• The Ministry of Silly Walks
  ...a man ([[Terry Jones]]) dressed in a mixture of stereotypical English and French outfits, with a sped-up version of "[[La Marseillaise]]" playing. ...Tour: One For the Road]]'', [[Larry the Cable Guy]], referring to strange people who go to [[Wal-Mart]] in the middle of the night, says that it "turns into
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• James Booth
  ...ed to change his name, "Geeves" being reminiscent of [[P. G. Wodehouse]]'s fictional [[Jeeves]].<ref name="ReferenceA"/> ...4) for TV and played the lead in a comedy, ''[[French Dressing (1964 film)|French Dressing]]'' (1964), the feature debut of [[Ken Russell]]. It was a box off
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