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📺🎺🪩Happy NOELvember - Day 22/30🔮🦍🌝

Noel (and Sergio) - Loose Tapestries

Noel: "If you approach any actor in the U.K. - male or female - and say, "Would you like to wear thigh-high boots?" they're in, they're in."

(UPI interview, March 2024)

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I will forever love the chaos that is this show.

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Matching profiles for the besties

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"The mighty boosh handpainted russian nesting dolls arent real, they cant hurt you"

The mighty boosh hand painted russian nesting dolls:

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Derry Girls Season 1 Episode 3

The Mighty Boosh Season 1 Episode 6

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Episode 6 is also the finale of "Dick Turpin" and I am hoping very much for a second series because LOOK AT HOW PRETTY 😍

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Not The Boosh or Luxury Comedy, but still amazing! Let's wait for the new seasons! :)

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Dick Turpin trailer just dropped let’s fucking goooo!! [x]

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In an interview with Forbes this week, Noel was asked about appearing in the highwayman film “Plunkett & Macleane” in 1999!

Noel: “That was the first film I’d ever been in, and I was in it for about a second. God, I’d forgotten about that. It was nice to get back into the breeches. Having a flamboyant costume or silky blouse is always nice, and I always welcome a cape or tri-cornered hat. I was raiding the dressing-up box again, so it was perfect. I guess this is Vince Noir if he was in the 18th century. He’s definitely Vince Noir’s much older brother.”

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Noel talked with The Mary Sue this week about the visual appeal of filming "Dick Turpin"!

Noel: "The fancy costumes, the silk blouse and shirts, the thigh length boots...I mean, it's a world that I would like to be involved in anyway. Also it's a tech free world. I'm not a big fan of tech."

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In 2011, Noel spoke with The Observer about his and Julian's love for artist René Magritte:

Noel: "He was also one of mine and Julian Barratt's joint favourites and that's apparent in the Boosh. For ages, we even wanted to have a pipe as an actual character who floated around and talked. But it was too difficult. You can see from what Julian wears that he likes the whole Magritte aesthetic – the bowler hats, the trench coats and the weird city-gent-gone-wrong look. Together, lookswise, we're like Dalí and Magritte. Dalí was more my type: flamboyant, a mad freak."