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Why do the Pittsburgh Pirates have the initials jlb on their uniforms?
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∙ 13y ago
I memory of former pirates general manager Joe l. Brown who died August 16, 2010.
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What are the ratings and certificates for Peep Show - 2003 Jeremy at JLB 6-1?
Peep Show - 2003 Jeremy at JLB 6-1 is rated/received certificates of: UK:15
What is the airport code for Long Beach Airport?
The airport code for Long Beach Airport is JLB.
Water that flows over earths surface?
f you suck my d i c k
Who is the Star of the no 1 ladies agency?
Jill Scot plays Mma RamotsweAnika Noni Rose plays Grace MakutsiLucian Msamati plays JLB MatekoniDesmond Dube plays BK
What has the author JLB C written?
J.L.B C. has written: 'Nueva coleccion de piezas en prosa y en versos' -- subject(s): Spanish literature, Collections
Who has the biggest Barry Sanders collection?
Ebay users: user367419 (items up to 1998) or htoutlaws (cards) + the user JLB on htoutlaws website or the user snosreder. have the biggest Barry Sanders collections. There are tons of other Barry Sanders collectors out there as well that may not even be known of such as my own.
Who was Jacques Cousteau crew?
Yes, he was in the French Navy from 1933 to 1957. He retired because of all that he wanted to do.
What actors and actresses appeared in Peep Show - 2003?
The cast of Peep Show - 2003 includes: Yasmine Akram as Yana - Nice Nurse Jonathan Aris as Ben Prenderghast David Armand as Rejected Dancer Jesse Armstrong as Man on Bus with Young Boy Alice Arnold as Auntie Liz Karen Ascoe as Young Mum Dorothy Atkinson as Therapist Michele Austin as Midwife Danny Babington as Ben James Bachman as Role-playing Guy Ashley Barker as German Officer at WWII Re-enactment Tom Basden as Customer Brodie Bass as Jude Mathew Baynton as Simon Penelope Beaumont as Jan Natasha Beaumont as Saz Will Beer as Driving Instructor Jack Bence as Burglar Stephen Beresford as Dancer Anthony Berlingeri as Jacked Jim Jiggy Bhore as Mo Gatland Terry Bird as Terry Kevin Bishop as Ollie Rachel Blanchard as Nancy Shelley Blond as Michelle Cathryn Bradshaw as Dance Class Leader Katy Brand as Lucy Justin Brett as Michael Philip Brook as Father Emily Bruni as Gail Lorraine Brunning as Not-so-nice Nurse Josephine Butler as Stephanie Adam Byron as Charlie Robert Cambrinus as Steffan Strauss Cheryl Campbell as Penny Chapman Peter Capaldi as Professor Alistair MacLeish Rosie Cavaliero as Vicky Tom Chadbon as Martin Ellie Chidzey as Lap Dancer Paul Clayton as Ian Chapman Olivia Colman as Sophie Chapman Charlie Covell as Trish Stevee Davies as Drugs Customer Jamie Deeks as Taxi Driver Jack Doolan as Door-to-door Seller Rishi Doshi Tim Downie as Greg Patrick Driver as Uncle Ray Surinder Duhra as Psychiatrist Neil Edmond as Paramedic Justin Edwards as Alan Tim Faraday as Bouncer Lynn Farleigh as Pam Corrigan Vera Filatova as Elena India Fisher as Katie Neil Fitzmaurice as Jeff Heaney Zac Fox as Barney David Fynn as Games Shop Assistant Matt Garrill as Hugh Ashley George as Fast Food Server Phil Gilbert as Ronnie Pethrow Gooden as Actor in Play Jessica Goodman as Nurse behind desk at hospital Sarah Hadland as Karen Daisy Haggard as Practice Nurse Jodi Halpin as Receptionist Robert Harley as Barry Philip Harvey as Vicar Kevin Heaney as Male Juror Philip Herbert as Lazerbowl Manager Huw Higginson as Mr. Franks John Hodgkinson as Tony Cara Horgan as Aurora Jenny Howe as Registrar Jim Howick as Gerrard Daniel Ings as Doctor Craig Izzard as Five-a-side player Jasper Jacob as Colin Joanna Jeffrees as Female Job Candidate Nat Jenkins as Lift Guy Rufus Jones as Peter Paterson Joseph as Alan Johnson Mark Kempner as Driving Test Examiner Matt King as Super Hans Alexander Kirk as Keith Tom Knight as Malcolm Trevor Laird as Laurie Cally Lawrence as Ticket Inspector Agnieszka Liggett as Eva Angus Little as Bungee Jump Instructor Jordan Long as Zack - Poker Player Simon Lowe as Dom Alex Lowe as New Wellness Recruiter Colin Mace as Motorist Meredith MacNeill as Merry Alex Macqueen as Jury Foreman Francis Magee as Russell Camilla Marie Beeput as Zahra Elizabeth Marmur as Toni Liz May Brice as Sally Slater Eryl Maynard as Isobel Douglas McFerran as Security Guard Geoffrey McGivern as Gerard Endy McKay as Lisa Stuart McQuarrie as Gym Manager Wendy Meredith as Female Juror Clive Merrison as Dan Corrigan Logan Murray as Shoe Shop Manager Kanako Nakano as Yoko Aatif Nawaz as Elvis Flora Newbigin as Valerie Sarah Niles as Cashier Liam Noble as Andy Ingrid Oliver as Natalie Graham Padden as Mr. Bendix Tadeusz Pasternak as Nim Carolyn Pertwee as Neighbour Robert Popper as Annoying Man Tim Preece as Mr. Klugman - Psychiatrist Jessica Regan as Actress in Play Scarlett Sabet as Fertility Clinic Nurse Richard Sandling as Raymond Kirsty Seager as Festival Attendee Sari Sheehan as Lindsey Catherine Shepherd as April Jay Simpson as Foz Harmage Singh Kalirai as Mr. Rashid Finn Sivertsen as JLB Executive Tim Steed as Sam Frog Stone as Maternity Theatre Nurse Isy Suttie as Dobby Dan Tetsell as Robert Grayson Rakhee Thakrar as Waitress Gareth Tunley as Gog Joe Van Moyland as Jamie Chapman Tony Wadham as Pete Preston Mark Wakeling as Stu Sandy Walsh as Barbara Bingham Niky Wardley as Cally John Warman as Alcoholic Eve Webster as Tara Dolly Wells as Paula Alan Westaway as Gwyn Tracy Whitwell as Carla Michael Wildman as Band Member Leanne Wilson as Cafe Girl Sophie Winkleman as Big Suze Susannah Wise as Heather Tessa Wyatt as Jackie Georgia Zaris as Laura
What movie and television projects has Ian Richardson been in?
Ian Richardson has: Played himself in "The Mike Douglas Show" in 1961. Played Le Beau in "As You Like It" in 1963. Played Antipholus of Ephesus in "Festival" in 1963. Played Robespierre in "BBC Play of the Month" in 1965. Played Constable in "The Revenue Men" in 1967. Played himself in "The Impresarios" in 1967. Played Hamlet in "Civilisation" in 1969. Performed in "Canterbury Tales" in 1969. Performed in "Plays of Today" in 1969. Played Inspector Anthony Arrowsmith in "Play for Today" in 1970. Played Anthony Beavis in "Eyeless in Gaza" in 1971. Played Bishop of Motopo in "Great Performances" in 1971. Played The Padre in "Man of La Mancha" in 1972. Played Capt. Fitzroy in "The Darwin Adventure" in 1972. Played Narrator in "Gawain and the Green Knight" in 1973. Played Narrator in "Playing the Environment Game" in 1973. Played Richard in "BBC2 Playhouse" in 1974. Played Don John in "Much Ado About Nothing" in 1978. Played Bill Haydon in "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" in 1979. Played Cuthbertson in "Charlie Muffin" in 1979. Played Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery in "Ike" in 1979. Played Degas in "Gauguin the Savage" in 1980. Played Melfort in "Private Schulz" in 1981. Played Major Neuheim in "Private Schulz" in 1981. Played General Bernard L. Montgomery in "Churchill and the Generals" in 1981. Played Tveritinov in "Russian Night... 1941" in 1982. Played Frederick Fairlie in "The Woman in White" in 1982. Played James Ramsay MacDonald in "Number 10" in 1983. Played Sherlock Holmes in "The Hound of the Baskervilles" in 1983. Played Uncle Zed in "Salad Days" in 1983. Played Sherlock Holmes in "The Sign of Four" in 1983. Played Marshall Snelgrove QC in "Brass" in 1983. Played Himself - Reader in "Six Centuries of Verse" in 1984. Played Mr. MacKellar in "The Master of Ballantrae" in 1984. Performed in "Six Centuries of Verse" in 1984. Played Anthony Blunt in "Screen Two" in 1985. Played Sir Robert Morton, KC in "Theatre Night" in 1985. Played General Burgoyne in "Theatre Night" in 1985. Played Ray Malcolm in "Star Quality" in 1985. Played Mr. Warrenn in "Brazil" in 1985. Played Nehru in "Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy" in 1986. Played Sir Godber Evans in "Porterhouse Blue" in 1987. Played State Prosecutor in "Cry Freedom" in 1987. Played Sir Nigel Irvine in "The Fourth Protocol" in 1987. Played Edward Spencer in "Troubles" in 1988. Played RAdm. Bendish in "Whoops Apocalypse" in 1988. Played SS-Sturmbannfuhrer Doctor Schlossberg in "Pursuit" in 1989. Played Michael Spearpoint in "The Gravy Train" in 1990. Played Francis Urquhart in "House of Cards" in 1990. Played Cholet in "The Phantom of the Opera" in 1990. Played Gen. Beck in "The Plot to Kill Hitler" in 1990. Played Lee Mandeville in "Chillers" in 1990. Played Bey of Tunis in "King of the Wind" in 1990. Played Michael Spearpoint in "The Gravy Train Goes East" in 1991. Played Max Leiner in "Highlander" in 1992. Played His Excellency, Gov. Rex Hunt in "An Ungentlemanly Act" in 1992. Played Sir Mason Harwood in "Year of the Comet" in 1992. Played Ambassador Toulon in "M. Butterfly" in 1993. Played Francis Urquhart in "To Play the King" in 1993. Played Philip Rawlings in "Remember" in 1993. Played Edwin in "Foreign Affairs" in 1993. Played Nimrod in "Dirty Weekend" in 1993. Played Dr. Trench in "Words Upon the Window Pane" in 1994. Played Henri Chambertin in "A Change of Place" in 1994. Played Count in "Savage Play" in 1995. Played Francis Urquhart in "The Final Cut" in 1995. Played Haig in "The Treasure Seekers" in 1996. Played Vorontzov in "Catherine the Great" in 1996. Played Narrator in "A Royal Scandal" in 1997. Played Simon de Canterville in "The Canterville Ghost" in 1997. Played Dr. Drudy in "The Fifth Province" in 1997. Played Turley (prosecutor) in "Incognito" in 1997. Played Mr. Fairlie in "The Woman in White" in 1997. Played Wasp in "Alice Through the Looking Glass" in 1998. Played Merlin in "A Knight in Camelot" in 1998. Played Mr. Book in "Dark City" in 1998. Played Francis Urquhart in "The Greatest" in 1998. Played himself in "Loose Women" in 1999. Played The Kralahome in "The King and I" in 1999. Played Lord Groan in "Gormenghast" in 2000. Played Dr. Joseph Bell in "Murder Rooms: Mysteries of the Real Sherlock Holmes" in 2000. Played Mr. Torte in "102 Dalmatians" in 2000. Played Narrator in "3-D Halloween" in 2000. Played Sir Charles Warren in "From Hell" in 2001. Played Canon Black in "Strange" in 2002. Played Narrator in "JLB: The Man Who Saw the Future" in 2002. Played Canon Adolphus Black in "Strange" in 2003. Played Septimus in "Imperium: Nerone" in 2004. Played Narrator in "Daemos Rising" in 2004. Played himself in "Happy Birthday BBC Two" in 2004. Played Marcus Foster in "The Booze Cruise II: The Treasure Hunt" in 2005. Played himself in "Sunday AM" in 2005. Played Chancellor in "Bleak House" in 2005. Played himself in "Drama Connections" in 2005. Played Judge in "Greyfriars Bobby" in 2005. Played Marcus in "The Booze Cruise III" in 2006. Played Judge Langlois in "Becoming Jane" in 2007. Played himself in "The Best of Masterpiece Theatre" in 2007. Played Himself - Memorial Tribute in "14th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards" in 2008.
