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4:48. Benjamin Crellin (200003) and Jamie Bowen (200204, 2007) share the record for most nominations (four). for assistance. Everyone needs a super-cute Shorty Dress in their wardrobe, and Billy T makes the super-cutest! The fifth and sixth series (1985 and 1986) were co-written by Peter Rowley and included parodies of Miami Vice, Playschool, a 'Lands For Bags' television commercial,[9] and sketches featuring Rowley as Captain Cook. And all those who survived, talk about him like this is the man who came in and made the most terrible life a most wonderful life. 4 - Un anuncio Audio Listen to this radio advertisement and write the prices for each item listed. We Gratefully Acknowledge: Tom Parkinson About Billy T. James. A Maori Christmas Billy T. James. NZ On Air, Press Release: New Zealand Laughs On Air 23/4/02. 034:33 Ian Mune - Director Came a Hot Friday: Claims that every thing he did was a version of Billy, all his characters lived in Billy. The show toured New Zealand and was made available on DVD. Will it make you, and everyone who sees you in it, happy? Archive: Larry Parr 034:18 Came a Hot Friday - 1985: Billys character The Tainui Kid stole the show. He discusses his Te Arawa whakapapa, whnau, and Anglican faith. -->, We'll send you a weekly email with our picks of new and featured content, We use cookies to help us understand how you use our site, and make your experience better. WIKITREE PROTECTS MOST SENSITIVE INFORMATION BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT STATED IN THE TERMS OF SERVICE AND PRIVACY POLICY. by During this time, people ordinarily stand to share a little bit about where they come from and who they are . Brother of Thomas George Smith; Private and Private. But Mune says James wanted to make people laugh, even when he was going through some of his own trying of times. Vic Richards, Eddie Hemara, Mary Nathan also reflect on their times with Billy. Cherie hopes to do just that with this documentary. The Billy T Award is one of the most prestigious honours a New Zealand comedian can win - named after the legendary Kiwi comedian, this award celebrates the best emerging performer at each year's Comedy Festival. src="https://www.nzonscreen.com/embed/d6ba778e8af7728d" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen > Bill James (Jesse or Billy Bob) See Photos. NZ International Comedy festival, Press Release: 2007 Billy T Nominees 16/1/2007, Richardson, Amie, Prank-pulling comedian finds the jokes on him, (Sunday Star Times: 1/6/03). Set amongst some of New Zealand's most spectacular scenery, this 25 minute video will show you New Zealand at its best. The text on this gravestone reads "In Loving Memory, Billy T. James, 17 Jan 1949-7 Aug 1991, Dearly Loved By His Family.". Billy T. James was a New Zealand comedian who was popular as an actor throughout the 1980s. The winner receives the yellow towel in tribute to the towel worn by James in some of his most famous sketches. Button-front and sleeves, with side pockets, in a gorgeous light-blue floral print. He died at Greenlane Hospital in Auckland on 7 August 1991. Scoop.co.nz, press release: Eradicate me: gay and disabled comedian, 30/10/05. William Taitoko (Billy T) James: Born in Cambridge on 17 January 1948 - Died 7 August 1991. He became a key figure in the development of New Zealand comedy[2] and a household name during his lifetime. . George Andrews Productions, Viewing locations [17] In March 2011, it was revealed the film was to be titled Billy, and would star Tainui Tukiwaho as James and Morgana O'Reilly as wife Lynn. PDF. Winners are presented with a yellow towel, Billy's trademark from his "Te News" sketches.[16]. Joining James in the first series were regulars Doug Aston and Laurie Dee. Born William Taitoko, the multi-talented musician toured the world with the Maori Volcanics Showband in the 1970s. Billy T. James was a New Zealand comedian who was popular as an actor throughout the '80s. Unfortunately tape-damaged, Billy T poking fun at TVNZ's popular mid-Eighties "That's Country. 020:49 Billy travelled the world for three years as a member of the Maori Volcanics. Billy T. James' self-titled television show for TVNZ featured sketch comedy and live performances of standup comedy and songs. ,