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JOHNNY MORE, one of the world's top impressionists, is
a very funny comedian who in his early years in show
business was a band singer - and an extremely good one,
appearing on many many BBC Radio Variety and Music Shows, |
He has successfully presented many trade promotions for
international companies such as - POLYCEL, TOYOTA, CROWN PAINTS,
CROOKS MEDICINES, SONY, SHARP, THORN ELECTRIC, BLACK &
DECKER, SHELL, MITSUBISHI and many others,
You are assured of First Class Entertainment from a man who has
performed on the back of a truck in Belize, a hut in the
Falklands, from Las Vegas to the London Palladium. He has
entertained successfully on the World's leading cruise liners,
such as the QE2, the P & O Princess, the Crown Princess, the
Royal Viking Sun, etc. English, Americans and Canadians all
together enjoying his wonderful talents.
A complete standing ovation from sixteen hundred people in the
Great Room at the Grosvenor House Hotel, when, in the words of
Jimmy Tarbuck and Paul Daniels, he did seventeen minutes of Pure
Magical Entertainment at the Water Rats Ball.
Princes Charles, Philip and Edward, Princesses Diana, Anne and
the Duchess of York, have all enjoyed his act at various Royal
functions.
WHO DO YOU DO was one of the most successful prime time
Television shows ever, and JOHNNY MORE starred in every one of
the FIVE series.
THE IMPRESSIONISTS, one of the longest running comedy shows on
BBC Radio 2, ran for fifteen years and Johnny was with it all the
way.
Only a few of his impressions are mentioned in this CV but, to
give you an idea of the accuracy of some of them, he once fooled
Eaman O'Neill on BBC Radio into thinking he was interviewing, by
telephone, Sean Connery. The date - APRIL 1st .
On a COMIC RELIEF radio phone-in, four women and one man were
convinced that they had spoken to Sean Connery.
A Northern Ireland travel agent turned up for a game of golf
thinking that Frank Carson had invited him, but it was Johnny,
who also played the part of Neil Kinnock in Yorkshire
Television's THE NEW STATESMAN and he has an award from THE
INTERNATIONAL TV AND FILM FESTIVAL OF NEW YORK for his vocal
impression of Jim Reeves in a TV documentary. He also
starred in the new series of WHO DO YOU DO on Sky TV and is the
singer of the title song on BBC2's FRIDAY NIGHT ARMISTICE.