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After Red Dwarf,
Norman had his own BBC2 sitcom called "I, Lovett",
in which he played an eccentric inventor (also called Norman) and
appeared in Bill Bailey's sketch show, "Is It Bill Bailey?". His standup work has a quiet, almost
dead-pan feel to it, which occasionaly spills into surrealism. He considers himself to be a stand-up comedian that can act a bit and has yet to appear in a Pantomime. Norman's involvement in Red Dwarf is well documented, but you can read his take on events here. |
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Clegg the Butler in Ben Traver's 'Spotted Dick' at the Watford Palace Theatre.
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| Police computer
expert in ‘The Criminal’ written and directed by Julian
Simpson starred Bernard Hill, Eddie Izzard and Stephan Macintosh. Playing one of the lead parts in ‘Feedback’ written and directed by Chris Atkins. Norman is playing the part of a driving test examiner in a wry, black comedy. Appeared in rock band Intro2's Debut music video "Clear", playing 'Holly' alongside familiar faces, Craig Charles and Danny John Jules. |
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| 'Lovett
turns aimlessness into an art. Max Wall, remember, once appeared in
Waiting For Godot, and you can easily imagine Lovett following in his
footsteps, big boots and all.’ The Times ‘Exquisite stand-up comedy.’ ‘The man is a natural born comic…his
delivery is so deadpan, he makes Jack Dee seem like Ken Dodd…few
could ever match his subtle skill.’ ‘Its not an act - the man really is
this funny.’ 'He's funnier than ever.’ |
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