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Basil Fawlty was played by [[John Cleese]], in the [[BBC2]] show he himself created, {{wi|Fawlty Towers}}. | Basil Fawlty was played by [[John Cleese]], in the [[BBC2]] show he himself created, {{wi|Fawlty Towers}}. | ||
[[Andrew Sachs]] played his waiter, {{iw|fawltytowers|Manuel}}. Other actors on ''Fawlty Towers'' included [[Brian Hall]], [[Willy Bowman]], [[Pat Gorman]], [[George Lee]], [[April Walker]] | [[Andrew Sachs]] played his waiter, {{iw|fawltytowers|Manuel}}, and [[Prunella Scales]] played his wife, {{iw|fawltytowers|Sybil}}. Other actors on ''Fawlty Towers'' included [[Brian Hall]], [[Willy Bowman]], [[Pat Gorman]], [[Harry Fielder]], [[Mike Mungarvan]], [[George Lee]], [[Louis Mahoney]], [[Claire Davenport]], [[April Walker]], [[Geoffrey Palmer]], [[Elspet Gray]], [[Luan Peters]], [[Imogen Bickford-Smith]], [[John Quarmby]], [[David Simeon]], [[Andre Maranne]], [[Nicky Henson]], [[Steve Plytas]], [[Robert Lankesheer]], [[Richard Davies]], [[Una Stubbs]] and [[Bernard Cribbins]]. [[Mike Jones (studio sound)|Mike Jones]] and [[John Howell]] were studio sound. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
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[[Category:Fictional characters from the real world]] | [[Category:Fictional characters from the real world]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:15, 9 March 2023
Basil Fawlty was a fictional character. One man referenced him, saying his nose was discharging like a Basil Fawlty fire extinguisher. (PROSE: Taking the Cure)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
Basil Fawlty was played by John Cleese, in the BBC2 show he himself created, Fawlty Towers.
Andrew Sachs played his waiter, Manuel, and Prunella Scales played his wife, Sybil. Other actors on Fawlty Towers included Brian Hall, Willy Bowman, Pat Gorman, Harry Fielder, Mike Mungarvan, George Lee, Louis Mahoney, Claire Davenport, April Walker, Geoffrey Palmer, Elspet Gray, Luan Peters, Imogen Bickford-Smith, John Quarmby, David Simeon, Andre Maranne, Nicky Henson, Steve Plytas, Robert Lankesheer, Richard Davies, Una Stubbs and Bernard Cribbins. Mike Jones and John Howell were studio sound.
