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Michael Parkinson Quotes
«Even now a team of linguists is at work translating Don Revie's writings on the game [of football] from the original gibberish into Arabic.»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)
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Arabic, at work, Don, football team, gibberish, translating, Writings
«He's our biggest repository of useless knowledge. National Icon, National Treasure, and National Dustbin.»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)
«I finish every book I start.»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)
«I think life without Coronation Street would be unthinkable. It's part of all our lives.»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)
«If the music industry has decided I'm influential, then that's their business, ... They tell me that's the case, but I think it would ruin an innocent mind if I were aware of that.»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)
«a bloody good comedian and a lovely man.»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)
«I've been trying to get sober for the last four years, and I keep falling off and I keep getting back on,»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)
«For me personally it is because I get an awful amount of success and I don't think I deserve it and then I want to sabotage it.»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)
«He was very shy, a man uneasy with the fame that came with the job.»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)
«[But yesterday's tributes painted a portrait of a quiet, private man who never grew accustomed to the limelight that accompanied his success.] He was very shy, ... A man uneasy with the fame that came with the job. A man who liked to observe in the shade. He reminded me of Alec Guinness in that sense. But, my word, when he stood centre stage you'd better watch him.»
Author: Michael Parkinson
(Writer)