
Ep 6: I Love Your British Sense of Humor
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Narrated by:
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Stephen Fry
About this listen
You’d think Charlie Chaplin’s Tramp and PG Wodehouse’s Bertie Wooster had little in common. One’s clever, one seems rather stupid. One’s silent, the other loquacious. It’s their Britishness that helped propel them to US stardom and this episode explains how, with stories about both characters and their creators, and why Americans continue to have a soft spot for British comedy. It all started in the 20’s.
Further Reading: Extricating Young Gussie by PG Wodehouse published in the story collection The Man with Two Left Feet.
The Inimitable Jeeves by PG Wodehouse.
Jeeves and the King of Clubs by Ben Schott
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