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'''Steve Nallon''' (b. November 8, 1960 in Leeds, England) is a British impressionist. He is best known for his tenure on ''[[Spitting Image]]'', and he was the longest-running impressionist throughout the entire series, contributing to every series. He is best known for his role as [[Margaret Thatcher]], which he has appeared on or outside of ''Spitting Image''. He also contributed as a puppeteer. |
'''Steve Nallon''' (b. November 8, 1960 in Leeds, England) is a British impressionist. He is best known for his tenure on ''[[Spitting Image]]'', and he was the longest-running impressionist throughout the entire series, contributing to every series. He is best known for his role as [[Margaret Thatcher]], which he has appeared on or outside of ''Spitting Image''. He also contributed as a puppeteer. |
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==Characters== |
==Characters== |
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Revision as of 19:41, 9 June 2010
Steve Nallon (b. November 8, 1960 in Leeds, England) is a British impressionist. He is best known for his tenure on Spitting Image, and he was the longest-running impressionist throughout the entire series, contributing to every series. He is best known for his role as Margaret Thatcher, which he has appeared on or outside of Spitting Image. He also contributed as a puppeteer.
Steve once wrote an article for Campus, the Guild Magazine for the University of Birmingham, in 1987 about the working week for Spitting Image. A reprint, from Steve's official website, can be found here.
Characters
This list is incomplete.
- David Attenborough
- Alan Bennett
- Brian Clough
- Bruce Forsyth
- Sir David Frost
- Sir John Gielgud
- Roy Hattersley
- Denis Healey
- Sir Edward Heath
- Ted Lowe
- John Major
- The Queen Mother
- Pope John Paul II
- Enoch Powell
- Princess Margaret
- Malcolm Rifkind
- Leonard Rossiter
- Archbishop Robert Runcie
- Margaret Thatcher
- Kenneth Williams
- Shirley Williams
- Harold Wilson