Peter Cook

Yeah.

No, I d- I, I, you know, not that I would encourage people to go out and, and use heroin at all, but I think it was the Peter Cook-

I will.

[laughs]

It, it's always to me a, a great sadness that, uh, lots of those things have gone.

All the Peter Cook and Dudley Moore stuff that, you know, fantastic stuff from all sorts of incredible comedians and actors.

I mean, I suppose we're fortunate now that we can sort of store everything.

We can put it into something digitally, so, uh, you can keep everything really.

Sounded like there was a delay or something.

I'm pretty sure Peter Cook has come back to life.

You know Peter Cook, the, uh, the, uh, comedy genius? Used to ring up in the, in the latter part of his life, he basically just spent his time ringing up as Sven from S-Swiss, [laughs] Swiss Cottage, and he would just ring up in a sort of a faintly, uh, Eastern European voice just going like, "Yes, I've been, uh, just going down the shops." Very good indeed.

Um, I'm pr- I don't even know if that was a real person.

Angry text about what I said about Interpol.

Not for me that, no."

Just that, that would be really great, just two, two blokes muttering in a, you know, like, um, oh, uh, what's his name? Peter Cook and Dudley Moore just, uh, "You seen that, um, [laughs] that Superbad? Yeah, seen it.

Liked it." And then the next-

That was good.

Yes.

I remember many years ago, the comedian Peter Cook, um, was invited to dinner by Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson-

[laughing]

...uh, about six months in advance, and his reply was, "I'm afraid I should be watching television that night."