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Ronnie Barker - a Life in Comedy: Wiley by Name

BBC One
on BBC One London

In the second of two programmes Ronnie Barker reveals a hidden talent: he was responsible for writing many of the sketches featured in The Two Ronnies, under the name of Gerald Wiley. He talks about this little-known side of his career and explains why he used a pseudonym.

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