06 July 2006 01:57

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MACKENZIE CROOK - CROOK'S COMEDY NIGHTMARE

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Mackenzie Crook and Gemma Arterton at the UK film premiere of Ê'Tree and Out' - Arrivals held at Odeon Leicester Square London, England - 21

Caption: Mackenzie Crook (Picture) and Gemma Arterton at the UK film premiere of Ê'Tree and Out' - Arrivals held at Odeon Leicester Square London, England ....

CROOK'S COMEDY NIGHTMARE

Comedy actor MACKENZIE CROOK endured a rocky start to showbiz - he was pelted with offal and nearly maimed by a pint glass during an early comedy gig. The British PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN star always knew he would make it as a stand-up comic, but his audiences weren't always sympathetic. He says, "I spent periods on the dole (state benefits). "For two or three years my only source of income was stand-up. "I remember an early gig. The act before me had done a magic act using raw liver. "The audience started chucking leftover offal at me and a pint glass smashed on the wall behind my head. "That was really rough. It took me a week to get over it."


06 July 2006 01:57


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