Stephen John Fry 🧐- PART TWO
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Member of Private Clubs ... Savile, Oxford and Cambridge, Groucho, Chelsea Arts, Garrick.. Magic Circle Member.. Awarded Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award in Cultural Humanism..
1. Stephen Fry has a role in the much-anticipated series, as he can be heard making an announcement as the headmaster of Truham Grammar School for Boys.
Charlie Spring (Joe Locke) & Nick Nelson (Kit Connor) first meet each other before embarking on a whirlwind romance together.
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'Stephen, who hosted the Baftas, visited Gay Youth ‘R’ Out (GYRO), a group for young lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.'
4. 'Stephen, who is gay & played the writer Oscar Wilde in the 1997 film Wilde (below), chatted to some of the young people who attend the daily drop-in service for information, advice and guidance support.'
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"Desire is wonderful and you follow whatever gland it is that controls your desire."
He also added: "I would never apologize for being born the way I was and for feeling the way I do." Stephen Fry
17. 'His Royal Highness, the charity’s patron since 1999, spoke at a reception at Clarence House celebrating the organisation’s 60th anniversary and looking to its future role.
He said it had “touched so many people’s lives” over six decades...'
18. Stephen Fry arrives with husband Elliott Spencer for royal wedding
19. 'It is alleged that Stephen Fry and his new husband had to leave their honeymoon early after offending local sensibilities in Honduras.' telegraph.co.uk/news/celebrity…
24. The limerick
'There was a young chaplain from King's, Who talked about God and such things, But his real desire, Was a boy in the choir, With a bottom like jelly on springs.'
25. 'Missing People, the independent charity that offers support for missing people and their families, has launched an digital outdoor campaign fronted by Stephen Fry to promote the UK's Child Rescue Alert system.' 🧐
Pauline Quirke will step away from public life after she was diagnosed with dementia, her husband has revealed.
Steve Sheen announced that the Birds of a Feather actress, 65, would retire from “all professional and commercial duties” after being diagnosed with the disease in 2021.