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| Neil Anthony Morrissey (born 4 July 1962, Stoke-on-Trent) is an English actor. His most famous roles include Rocky in Boon; Tony in Men Behaving Badly; the voice of Bob the Builder and playing Eddie Lawson (deputy head) in Waterloo Road. These are the facts of Wikipedia, but for me he will always be Tony in Men Behavining Badly. The architypal 1990's "man". Love him or hate him, the show projected him to what was become the ultimate 1990s bad boy TV show. | ||||
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| Title | Comment | Year | Mins | MyID |
Men Brewing Badly |
Men Brewing Badly : World Cup 2010
WORLD Cups and alcohol don't always mix. There's still parts of Rimini being rebuilt after a contingent of England fans stopped by for a quiet pint at Italia '90. Nevertheless, Neil Morrissey and co-brewer Richard Fox have vowed to bring a flavour of British beer to South Africa, although FIFA was never going to let their blonde ale replace the half-time oranges. Of course, just watching a couple of blokes delivering a few crates of ale is never going to make overly fascinating television. That's why the Dray Channel on Sky was so ill-fated. And so Morrissey and Fox embarked on a 3,000-mile road trip from Dar es Salaam down through Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Botswana and on into South Africa. There were 5 episodes - I only have episodes1, 3 and 5 (I think), but these give a real flavour of the show as most of it is travelling across Africa, drinking, arguing, cooking etc. |
2010 | 3 x 45 | 
10-11-10 |
Excellent Adventure |
Excellent Adventure
Neil Morrissey follows in the footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia, from his headquarters in northern Jordan, to the city he captured, Aqaba. Morrissey and his girlfriend, Emma, cross the Jordanian desert on a camel, stopping to explore the stunning ancient city of Petra, and to abseil in gorges close to the Dead Sea. They spend three days camel trekking with Bedouins through endless sand dunes and climb the highest peak in Jordan, soaking up spectacular views of Aqaba. |
2008 | 45 | 
010208 |
Risky Business |
Risky Business
This TV series follows these two likely lads over six months as they try to make their pipe-dream a reality - setting up a brewery. In the first episode, Neil and Richard try to find the perfect pub, brew up their first beer and put their home-brew to the test. With their own money and their personal reputations at stake, the boys soon find that creating a successful business is harder than it looks. Is it a case of Men Brewing Badly? If you like this then you may like The Beer Hunter |
2008 | 3 x 50 | 
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Paradise Heights
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Paradise Heights - Series 1 6 episodes - 60 minutes each. Unreleased on DVD
Three brothers struggling to keep their discount warehouse business afloat. Clive Eustace, the eldest of the brothers, runs the warehouse in Nottingham and sells everything from bargain beer to fake designer gear. All he wants is to make a decent living, but he is thwarted at every turn, not least by his own brothers Charlie, who is always on the look-out for an easy scam, and Richard, who is still deciding what he wants out of life. For the 2nd series the name was changed to The Eustace Brother as below. |
2002 | 6 x 60 | 
2 disks |
Eustace Brothers
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Eustace Brothers - Series 1 (or series 2 of above). 6 episodes - 60 minutes each. Unreleased on DVD
Since their father died, the brothers, led by the eldest Clive, have taken on responsibility for the business and things have gone slightly pear-shaped. Struggling for money, a bank loan was not an option so the brothers were forced to go to their rival, Jack Edwards, for a loan and are now reluctantly in debt to him for £100,000. Clive and his brothers are constantly struggling to keep their heads above water and provide for the rest of their family, while trying to get the debt paid off. The 1st series was called Paradise Heights as above. |
2003 | 6 x 60 |
2 disks |
Men Behaving Badley |
Looking for Neil's Men Behaving Badly days? |
2002 | x 30 |
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Hunting Venus
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Hunting Venus : Unreleased (2009) Former pop-star turned con artist Simon Delancey is kidnapped by two fans of his eighties band the - Venus Hunters, and are blackmailed to re-form the band for one final show. The show is stolen by Neil Morrissey's performance as Charlie/Charlotte, but the rest of the Hunters (and the rest of the cast; Jane Horrocks' versatility shines through yet again, with the whole idea of her being a lesbian landlady in a seaside resort b&b verging on the ridiculous) add in some vital and amazingly funny elements.  Soundtrack
 1. Wishing I Had A Photograph Of You
2. Fade To Grey
3. Say Hello Wave Goodbye
4. Vienna
5. Planet Earth
6. Sound Of The Crowd
7. Seconds
8. Ghosts
9. Enola Gay
10. Statues
11. Someone Somewhere In Summertime
12. Don't You Want Me
13. Cars
14. Between The Dilly
15. Stand By Your Man
16. Starburst [ screengrabs ].
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1999 | 90 |
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