Dylan Moran

So the logline of this movie is the uneventful aimless lives of a London electronic salesman and his layabout roommate are disrupted by the zombie apocalypse.

And it stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, who also co-wrote this with Kate Ashfield, Lucy Davis, Dylan Moran, Peter Serafinowicz, and who else in this movie? Bill Nighy is actually in this movie, before I knew who Bill Nighy really was.

And then, and amazingly, after looking up the cast list, and I think I remember them being in this, Martin Freeman's in this, Penelope Wilton plays Sean's mother, and Rafe Spall, who I probably will have to look for next time I watch the movie, because he's somebody I didn't really know about until like the last couple of years, so.

um look this movie is tremendous like i said it's one of my favorite comedies it you know it's one of the great buddy films uh you know ed and sean are a great friendship you know it's kind of it it definitely you can definitely see that they are fans of the zombie genre because they do uh have inspiration from like like um you know resident evil even um Dawn of the Dead, things like that.

And we got in an expert.

Dylan Moran.

Yeah, from Black Books.

Yeah.

My favourite comedian.

Maisie Adam, Ramesh Ranganathan, Dylan Moran, Sarah Pascoe,

Sarah Millican.

Sarah Millican.

In 2018, it was announced that the theatre would reopen for a BBC Proms performance on 1 September, before officially reopening to the public on 1 December 2018, following the completion of the East Wing restoration project by the contractor Wilmot Dixon.

The opening programme included a performance from Dylan Moran, Horrible Histories, Gilbert and George, Gareth Malone and an evening of jazz presented by Ronnie Scotts.

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There's a good episode of Black Books about that.

Is there? Um, yeah, where Dylan Moran's character is like, "She'll always be my summer girl." Oh.

And he's like, he can't stop looking at women and their dresses, like, dabbing sweat off themselves.

That leads me onto what I was gonna say.

Yes, yay.

So I d- I saw Dylan Moran at, um, a festival we were doing.

Yeah.

And, um, he was so lovely, and we had the nicest chat, and then I cried into his face a bit.

I was like, you know, a kid and watching it, I was like, what is this? Oh, that's interesting.

Oh, Dylan, Dylan Moran has a, has a good joke about wine.

And that's kind of how I felt about those NTU promos.

So the joke is, you know, there's three types of wine.

Father Ted, I just thought that was the funniest thing that had ever happened.

Loved like Dylan Moran and yeah, loads, just started loving all these stand-up comedians.

Can you remember, can you sort of place yourself back on stage in that Martin McDonagh play, which is such a big deal so early in your career at such a young age, just going out there for the first night, the feeling of, was it nerves or was it confidence? Did you feel like a different person? How did you feel going into that?

I...

Oh, she's fucking fabulous in it.

We have David, who is played by Dylan Moran from Black Books, Run Fat Boy Run and Calvary.

Pete is played by Peter Serafinowicz.

He is from Guardians of the Galaxy, The School of Good and Bad and The Tick.