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Fan Casting Rowan Atkinson as Dennis Tyde in The play that goes wrong (1972)

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Rowan Atkinson as Dennis Tyde in The play that goes wrong (1972)

Rowan AtkinsonUnited Kingdom

70 years old
Rowan Sebastian Atkinson CBE, is an English comedian, screenwriter, and actor. He is most famous for his work on the satirical sketch comedy show Not The Nine O'Clock News, and the sitcoms Blackadd...
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Rowan Atkinson

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Dennis Tyde (Perkins)

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The play that goes wrong (1972)

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The play that goes wrong (1972)

What if the play that goes wrong was released 50 years ago
by Mischief theatre
The fictitious Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society (Cornley University in the American version), fresh from such hits as The Lion and The Wardrobe, Cat, and James and the Peach (or James, Where's you...
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Rowan Atkinson is known for his roles in Scooby-Doo, Love Actually, and The Lion King. He has been suggested by fans for 3,228 roles on myCast, including Worst DC Fan-casting in Best & Worst Comic Book Castings. Similar actors include Jim Carrey, Hugh Laurie, and John Cleese. Rowan Atkinson was suggested to play Dennis Tyde in The play that goes wrong (1972) by isaacfilms. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Dudley Moore. The play that goes wrong (1972) has 7 roles, including Sandra Wilkinson, Robert Grove, and Chris Bean.

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