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Series

Works by Armando Iannucci

In the Loop [2009 film] (2009) — Director — 69 copies
The Death of Stalin [2017 film] (2017) — Director — 59 copies
Facts and Fancies (1888) 48 copies
Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa [2013 film] (2013) — Writer — 37 copies
VEEP: The Complete First Season (2013) — Director — 32 copies
The Thick of It: Series One [Regions 2 & 4] (2013) — Director — 30 copies
The Thick of It: The Specials — Director — 14 copies
Hear Me Out (2017) 13 copies

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Common Knowledge

Legal name
Iannucci, Armando Giovanni
Birthdate
1964-11-28
Gender
male
Nationality
UK
Birthplace
Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Occupations
film director

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Reviews

Excellent black comedy; excellent ensemble acting.
½
 
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BraveKelso | 2 other reviews | Feb 18, 2022 |
This is the autobiography of the fictional character Alan Partridge, the chat show host from the tv show Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge. In my opinion that's one of the funniest tv shows ever (on a par with BBC's The Office).

This book is as funny as the tv show. I actually laughed out aloud many times - something which I almost never do while reading. I also felt compelled to quote passages from the book to anybody that would listen - there were just so many hilarious parts. Highly recommended.… (more)
 
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Henrik_Warne | 15 other reviews | Dec 13, 2020 |
This film is a fiction, not a documentary. It's a darkly comic look at the small group of buffoons and psychopaths who ran the Soviet Union during the early 1950's. Although Iannucci has altered and compressed events for dramatic reasons, the overall effect matches the picture in Taubman's biography "Khrushchev : the man and his era". This Praesidium was a gang of fools who could only play at governance. A good film if dark is to your taste.
 
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librorumamans | 2 other reviews | Aug 1, 2020 |

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Works
34
Members
960
Popularity
#26,838
Rating
3.9
Reviews
25
ISBNs
35

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