Nigel Planer

English actor, comedian and writer

Nigel George Planer is a British actor, writer and musician. He played Neil in the BBC comedy The Young Ones and Ralph Filthy in Filthy Rich & Catflap.Wikipedia

Born	February 22, 1953
Hometown	Westminster, United Kingdom
Height	6'3" (1.91m)

Spouse	Roberta Green , Frankie Park , Anna Lea
Children	Harvey Planer , Stanley Planer
Parents	Lesley Planer , George Planer

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Poet Henry Normal and British actor Nigel Planer to perform in Taunton this November

AN AWARD-winning poet Henry Normal will be performing in Somerset over the next couple months alongside British actor Nigel Planer.

The Arc: the topic of modern Jewish identity deserves more than these three thin plays
The Arc: A Trilogy of New Jewish Plays at Soho Theatre review – both too much and too little going on
Nigel Planer: ‘I was a gravedigger before I was in The Young Ones, but I was useless at it’
Unseen footage of The Young Ones to be released for sitcom’s 40th anniversary

Albums

Neil's Heavy Concept Album

1984

Hole in My Shoe (Paranoid Version)

1984

Cabaret

2005

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Nigel Planer

Nigel Planer

English actor, comedian and writer

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Poet Henry Normal and British actor Nigel Planer to perform in Taunton this November

The Arc: the topic of modern Jewish identity deserves more than these three thin plays

The Arc: A Trilogy of New Jewish Plays at Soho Theatre review – both too much and too little going on

Nigel Planer: ‘I was a gravedigger before I was in The Young Ones, but I was useless at it’

Unseen footage of The Young Ones to be released for sitcom’s 40th anniversary

Albums

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