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	Bennett, Alan
		Alan Bennett has been a household name in British theatre ever since he starred and co-authored the satirical review Beyond the Fringe with Dudley Moore, Peter Cooke and Jonathan Miller in 1960 at the Edinburgh Festival.
		Beyond the Fringe...and Beyond: A Critical Biography of Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller, and Dudley Moore.
		Kendle, Burton S. "Alan Bennett." In, Berney, K.A., editor.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/B/htmlB/bennettalan/bennettalan.htm (1093 words)

	RACP: History of Medicine Library - College Roll (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Alan Chancellor was one of last to walk the path from general practice to College fellowship, (even if our early presidents had had similar careers).
		However, Alan remained faithful to the vocation of general practice, although, he was an honorary physician on the staff of the Parramatta Hospital, and specialised in diabetes mellitus and later, oncology.
		In 1947 Alan married a nurse, Patricia Alford Ashmead (daughter of a professional soldier).
	www.racp.edu.au /public/library/collegeroll/rolldetail.cfm?id=7 (580 words)

	Alan Bennett News
		Alan Bennett is winning plaudits for latest play The History Boys Playwright and writer Alan Bennett has been shortlisted for the BBC Four Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction.
		Alan Bennett will become a freeman of Leeds in recognition of his work Celebrated author and playwright Alan Bennett will be made a freeman of his home city of Leeds on Friday.
		It is to Alan Bennett, of "Beyond the Fringe" fame, that I am indebted for a recent reminder that the dreadful query from restaurant staff, "Are you still working on that?" has not always been with us.
	www.topix.net /who/alan-bennett (724 words)

	Alan Lightman
		Alan Lightman is a novelist, essayist, physicist, and educator.
		In 1999, Alan and Jean Lightman founded the Harpswell Foundation a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide educational opportunities to disadvantaged children and young people.
		Written with lyrical sparseness, hilarity mixed with sadness, the story of Bennet's struggle becomes a portrait of the emotional life of a scientist and his attempt to reconcile the absolutes of science with the vagaries of human experience.
	mit.edu /humanistic/www/faculty/lightman.html (4771 words)

	Alan Bennett - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alan Bennett (born May 9, 1934) is an English author and actor famous for his work, boyish appearance and his sonorous Yorkshire accent.
		Born in Leeds, Bennett was schooled at Leeds Modern School (a state grammar school), learned Russian at the Joint Services School for Linguists during his National Service, and gained a place at Cambridge University.
		Peter Wolfe, Understanding Alan Bennett, University of South Carolina Press, ISBN 1-57003-280-7.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alan_Bennett (820 words)

	screenonline: Bennett, Alan (1934-) Biography
		Alan Bennett's first TV play, a period drama about a Halifax cycling club
		Alan Bennett observes staff and guests at the Crown Hotel in Harrogate
		Alan Bennett's parallel study of Kafka the man and a Kafkaesque situation
	www.screenonline.org.uk /people/id/504794 (1076 words)

	Alan-Silvestri.com: photos
		Alan at the premiere of The Polar Express on November 7, 2004
		Alan at home with the piano he used to compose his orchestral music like the Forrest Gump feather theme (he now has a new extensive studio in his house) The golden award is one of his Saturn Awards
		Tony Bennet, Mary Tyler Moore and Alan Silvestri at the hearing of the JDF Children's Congress in 1999.
	www.alan-silvestri.com /photos.html (227 words)

	Wedding Program (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Alan, a Stanford graduate in Electrical Engineering, is a Director at Westt, Inc. They will vacation in Kauai for their honeymoon.
		Susan, Alan’s younger sister, is a graduate of Harvard University and University of Pennsylvania Law School and is an attorney at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich and Rosati in Palo Alto, CA.
		Alan and Mae-Ling designed their logo, on the front cover of this program, to resemble a chop.
	www.itien.com /Wedding/WeddingProg.htm (920 words)

	The Complete "Talking Heads" Book at Shop Ireland
		Having to study Alan Bennet's talking heads for A-level, I can honestly say that it was an arduous task.
		When I lived at home, Bennet truly was a sanctimonious icon of british drama, and regarded as a genius of his day.
		The beauty of Alan Bennett's monologues are that as you read or listen to them, you assume things from phrases they say.
	www.shopireland.ie /books/reviews/0563534370 (716 words)

	The History Boys by Alan Bennet at the National Theatre Lytt (BroadwayWorld.com)
		The History Boys by Alan Bennet at the National Theatre Lytt
		The History Boys by Alan Bennet at the National Theatre Lyttelton
		Alan Bennet's delightful new comedy drama takes place during the 1980s in a grammar school in the north of England.
	www.broadwayworld.com /printcolumn.cfm?id=917 (767 words)

	Alan Price Online \| Filmography
		Recording several brilliant solo performances and capturing a wealth of fly-on-the-wall footage of Dylan's interactions with friends (including Alan Price, who had just left The Animals) and strangers, Pennebaker caught Dylan on the cusp of a radical career change.
		He is seen getting up, taking a leisurely bath surrounded by ideas for his movies, seeing visitors, and using his pensioner's travel pass to utilize public transportation (Anderson is in his '70s).
		The film's climax is a boat ride on the Thames where the ashes of actresses Jill Bennet and Rachel Roberts are finally cast upon the waters.
	alanprice.absoluteelsewhere.net /filmography.html (929 words)

	Baltimore City Paper: FILM When It Comes to British Comedy, Habeas Corpus Waives the Rules
		For those unfamiliar with English Common Law, habeas corpus is Latin for "you should have the body." In Alan Bennet's play of the same name, he presents a crew of horny middle-class Brits who seem to have just discovered that they have bodies.
		Bennet's characters--including a self-righteous doctor, a sex-starved wife, a horny vicar, a flat-chested spinster, and a magnificently large-rumped scion of old Britannia--may have come to that conclusion a little late in life, but they're making up for lost time, unleashing a torrent of single entendres with a bawdiness rarely associated with the stereotypically uptight British.
		Where the body is concerned, the rules of the game are clearly laid out by Bennet and his characters: He who lusts last lasts longest, and he who laughs most often laughs best.
	www.citypaper.com /film/story.asp?id=4295 (608 words)

	The Hindu : A fundamental right reinforced
		Alan Bennet's delightful comedy, ``Kafka's Dick'' is one of the ``no-cost'' productions they staged at the British Council some months ago.
		The young team held the undivided attention of the audience and had them helplessly chuckling at Alan Bennet's literary ingenuity.
		The script looks at ``literary critics, readers and connoisseurs of the classics'' who set out, supposedly on a mission to present the author and his work to the people at large and invariably end up publicising details about his private and personal life.
	www.hinduonnet.com /2000/10/20/stories/0920035e.htm (821 words)

	Sailing news as it happens - Yachts and Yachting Online
		Dave Harris (673) led the fleet to the first mark with Alan Bennet (620) second and Paul Govier (419) third.
		Dave and Alan maintained these positions for all three laps but Paul lost third position to Roger Lemmon (738) before the finish.
		In the third race Mark Govier (460) crossed the line first but was overtaken by Alan Bennet (620) and Dave Harris (673) before the windward mark.
	www.yachtsandyachting.com /news?article=8052 (620 words)

	The Old Country, a CurtainUp London review
		Alan Bennet's 1977 play The Old Country is given a new production by the English Touring Theatre at London's Trafalgar Studios.
		Instead of examining Hilary's reasons for defecting to, or spying for the Soviet Union, Alan Bennett gives a picture of nostalgia for England and the impression that this man has "shot himself in the foot".
		Bennet may have caught the inertia of the Chekhovian ennui but The Other Country lacks great tragedy and great comedy.
	www.curtainup.com /oldcountry.html (742 words)

	Alan Bennet essays. Free access to Alan Bennet coursework. GCSE ++.
		'In his Talking Heads plays Alan Bennett presents vivid portraits of human frailty and challenges us to respond to them'.
		Alan Bennett wrote 'A Lady of Letters' in 1987.
		Alan Bennett-writer of these monologues was born in 1934 in Yorkshire but spent most of his adult life in London.
	www.coursework.info /GCSE/English_Literature/Drama/By_Author/Alan_Bennet/index.html (271 words)

	Alan Bennett Fundraiser Evening, Prince of Wales \| Official London Theatre Guide
		The much-loved Alan Bennett is renowned across the fields of theatre (History Boys), film (The Madness of King George) and television (Talking Heads).
		With a career spanning 50 years he is now a reluctant celebrity, an iconic figure in British culture with a canny ability to create characters that we can all recognise.
		Both Palin and Bennett are Camden residents and this event is being staged to raise funds towards the redevelopment of the Roundhouse in the borough, as it approaches reopening at the end of the year.
	www.officiallondontheatre.co.uk /shows/display/cm/contentId/84235 (335 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Alan Bennett Double Bill: Forty Years On/A Woman of No Importance: Starring Sir John Gielgud and Patricia ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This version of Alan Bennett’s popular stage play, starring Sir John Gielgud, Alan Bennett and Paul Eddington, is paired with one of his famous monologues starring Patricia Routledge as Margaret.
		It really is the story of a woman of no particular importance to the rest of the world, except that thru her life she manages to make the world a better place.
		Forty Years On is very funny, but despite the big names (Sir John Gielgud, Paul Eddington, Alan Bennet, Dorothy Reynolds, etc.) I thought it wasn't as powerful as the Patricia Routledge performance.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0563225580 (515 words)

	Westminster Abbey - Service of Thanksgiving - Thora Hird
		This was in John Schlesinger’s 1962 film of Stan Barstow’s A Kind of Loving in which she played the sour-faced Mrs Rothwell, strait-laced, house proud and watchful mother of the beautiful Ingrid.
		Woken late one night she comes downstairs to find Alan Bates’ Vic drunk and snogging the matchless Ingrid in the parlour.
		Bates is about to apologise when he is abruptly and copiously sick behind the sofa.
	www.westminster-abbey.org /services/special/030915_bennett.htm (1388 words)

	The Scifi World - science fiction resources
		We had the opportunity to speak with Alan Scarfe about his role in Babylon 5 "The Lost Tales".
		The Scifi World had the opportunity to speak with Hayden Panettiere, aka Claire Bennet from "Heroes".
		The Scifi World had the opportunity to speak with Alan Scarfe about his latest role (Father Cassidy) in Babylon 5 "The Lost Tales".
	www.thescifiworld.net (826 words)

	Kafka's Dick by Alan Bennett at York Theatre Royal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The audience either sat in silence, unmoved, or tittered throughout this play by a well known writer with a reputation.
		You either liked it or you did not, there were no half measures with this piece of stage craft.
		Playwright Alan Bennett has tried to come to terms with what is known of the Jewish Czech writer Franz Kafka who lived between 1883 and 1924.
	www.ba-education.demon.co.uk /for/entertainment/try/kafkasdick.html (489 words)

	Do Buddhists Watch Telly? » 2006 » January
		After a year I finally bought myself a £10 matinee ticket and went to see this Alan Bennet play at the National.
		Strange, I’d always rather figured Alan Bennet as a sort of grannyish writer (quite unfairly) who wrote about teapot warmers and antimacassars in the Dales.
		What’s masterful and rather radical about it is the way Bennet charmingly robs us of all our usual stereotypes about schooling.
	alistairappleton.com /blog/?m=200601 (1453 words)

	Frances de la Tour News
		Alan Bennett is making his own history on Broadway
		ALAN BENNETT'S unlikely hit play about Oxbridge entry exams, The History Boys, passed its big test on Broadway yesterday with flying colours, earning seven Tony Award nominations.
		The History Boys won critics' praise in London before its New York run Alan Bennett's The History Boys has been named as play of the year by the New York Drama Critics' Circle.
	www.topix.net /who/frances-de-la-tour (811 words)

	Talking Heads - Alan Bennett - Printed Books Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		This collection of monologues, by Alan Bennett, is one of the funniest, yet tragic books I have ever read.
		Our teacher introduced us to Alan Bennet and I have to say, I really enjoy his monologues.
		Alan Bennet has a lot of humour in his work, but not rip-roaring side splitting humour, just something to...
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /printed-books/talking-heads-alan-bennett (321 words)

	Tom Lonsdale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Instead of standing up for pets and their owners the profession had become a marketing arm of the pet food industry.
		In 1991 Drs Breck Muir, and Alan Bennet joined Dr Lonsdale in what became known as the Raw Meaty Bones Lobby.
		The three vets campaigned for a healthier diet for pets, an end to unnecessary dental procedures and an end to the veterinary profession’s cooperation with the artificial pet food manufacturers — this, they argued, was the better way for the veterinary profession to serve the community.
	www.thepetprofessor.com /bios/index.aspx?id=433 (484 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Talking Heads 2 (BBC Radio Collection) [Audiobook]: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Alan Bennett, Patricia Routledge (Performer), Eileen Atkins (Performer), David Haig (Performer), Julie Walters (Performer), Penelope Wilton (Performer), Thora Hird (Performer)
		Alan Bennett's award-winning series of six television monologues, Talking Heads, may have been first aired in 1988, but over a decade later it is still impossible to read these deeply moving and affectionate scripts without hearing the voices of the actors who played them.
		In these six new pieces Alan Bennett retains the gripping stories, intensity of delivery and masterly style of his original monologues.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0563558059 (1256 words)

	Alan Bennett Bibliography at Bookseller World
		Alan Bennett was born on 9th May 1934 in Leeds, England and came from a working class background.
		At eighteen did his National Service before going on to college in Oxford.
		If you are looking to buy or sell books then our find a bookseller section may be of some assistance.
	www.booksellerworld.com /alan-bennett.htm (95 words)

	Contact Details for Bligh Park Veterinary Hospital
		Alan is pictured here with Sandy - if you are interested in Alan's other pets, click on the "Our Friends" button.
		The Bligh Park Veterinary Hospital has been owned by Dr Bennet since May 1993.
		If you have any questions for Dr Alan Bennet or would like to contact us at Bligh Park Vet
	www.blighparkvet.com.au /contact.htm (160 words)

	Alan Bennett - DeathList Forum
		Alan Bennett, Soon to be Beyond the Grave?
		Alan Bennett has admitted he has been treated for cancer.
		I could have sworn Alan Bennet died several years ago.
	www.deathlist.net /forums/index.php?showtopic=2111 (706 words)

	Alan Bennet - Alan Bennet's Savage Gay Beating
		Alan Bennet - Alan Bennet's Savage Gay Beating
		British playwright/actor ALAN BENNET feared for his life following a horrific homophobic assault he endured in Italy 12 years ago.
		The MADNESS OF KING GEORGE star was so savagely beaten with a steel pole, he needed 12 stitches in a head wound.
	www.femalefirst.co.uk /entertainment/10282004.htm (427 words)

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		tured by Brian Duff) on Alan Bennett: Very difficult.
		1 don't think I got to be very successful with Alan.
		Melvyn Bragg interviewed Alan Bennett for TV on 9 October 2005 and the programme was absorbing all the way; but one could see Bennett's problem with cameras.
	www.northtrek.plus.com /melvyn_bragg.html (767 words)

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