An Audience With... - Kenneth Williams - Special Edition
Kenneth Williams takes a witty and entertaining look at his career in front of a celebrity audience. Starting with entertaining in the army, through radio and Hancock's Half Hour, then onto theatre and then film with the Carry On series. Be entertained by both Williams and his audience as the likes of Gordon Jackson, Judith Chalmers, Matthew Kelly and many more throw questions at the host.
Extras:
Interview from Russell Harty Plus (1973)
Interview from Live From Two (1980)
Interview from Sunday Sunday (1983)
First released: Monday 19th June 2006
DVD- Distributor: Network
- Region: 2
- Discs: 1
- Catalogue: 7952479
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