James Cotter is an award winning actor in the South West, UK. He’s also a multi-skilled director, writer, presenter, improviser, voice over artist and workshop teacher with a vast amount of experience in films, television, radio and theatre over the past ten years.
Bottle left to get started in a lab in a laboratory and a con is the property of a millionaire in a laboratory and a con man bad known for the rest and mini and mini and the Conservatives are criminals who have no fucking rights for the unemployed.
I can't believe Moffat did that! I mean to reveal that the Doctor was a Dalek all along, who was only dreaming of being a Time Lord! And then wiping all forms of existence from the universe to completely repopulate it with what he has decided to call Moffmen, Welsh, curly haired, half-droids ruled over by their dictator the MoffMaster.
I'm re-listening to the first ones. The comment about Jesus being known for being the son of somebody more famous that him made me laugh out loud. Still listening...
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@patp464 Thank you very much for your positive review. I very much enjoyed the script on the first reading and it was as you say very well directed, we all had a good time shooting it as well.
@simonpenum Thank you I played the lead in a naturalistic short comedy film called Work Experience which is quite like Peep Show and The Office which is online. We're talking to a local BBC station about getting the series broadcast but we have already got a local radio station lined up. We are recording the whole series first before it is broadcast on air.
@cotterj99 Yeah I could seriously see you in something like the thick of it, or the office. There is a naturalistic quality to your stuff ps has "Hair dressers" been broadcast? Is it a real show or is it a prospective one made by you and a friend?
@simonpenum Yes I do. I have done a fair few projects since this showreel was made. In regards to me having a preference it just depends on the quailty of the script. Comedy is properly more fun to make though.
@cotterj99 Dear Mr. Cotter, No, I am James Cotter. This script was copied from my original upload a few months back. The website is similar to mine ww w . jamesandco . c om. These, however, can no longer be found as they have been deleted because they no longer serve their purpose. Yours Sincerely, James Cotter.
Remember you can listen to the other two sketches featuring the characters of Sir Saffron Waldon and Clarence Michaels and you can even download them onto iPod if you visit the You'll Never Hear The End of It iTunes page.
@LaughClub My God the classics, I'm thinking of doing a documentary on Norman Evans next actually. Tommy Cooper is a true legend I produced a short documentary on him filmed at his childhood home in Exeter my hometown where he first learnt to be a magician. It's called Always Leave Them Laughing it's on RU-vid.
