Cringing Cult of Celebrity in Putney, Greater London*
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Cringing Cult of Celebrity
- John Griffiths from 'International Velvet' (1978)
- Peter King, the greatest also saxophonist on the planet.
- Jasmin Le Bon shops in Huttons, as do quite a few tennis players when Wimbledon is on.
- Barry Sheene used to live on Deodar Road, a couple fo doors down from Roy Plomley of Desert Island Discs fame
- Amanda Burton's daughters go to Putney High School - have seen her in the morning trudging up Putney Hill sans make-up
- Tony Adams lives up the road in Roehampton.
Julia Carling used to don't know if she still does.
Pete Murray (old dj)
- Shirley Conran lives in Putney. Her, who wrote them books and was married to Terry Conran (Tezza to his mates).
- Martin Clunes, Liz Earle
- That woman off of Newsnight no not the Scottish one the other one.
- Simon and Jasmin Le Bon, they live up towards Barnes somewhere. Jasmin is lovely.
- The gorgeous Glenn Hugill form Coronation Street is an ex-resident.
The wierd vicar from Eastenders (the one Sarah hang out with, not Mel's brother)from a few years back.
Patricia Hodges
Simon Le Bon and family
Tony Adams used to go to AA meetings opposite my house.
- Tony Hart, Rolf Harris' Animal hospital is here, I saw Leslie Grantham in the high street
- Bob Chambers
Harry Chambers
- Jilly Cooper
Saw Paul Merton in the OUr Price once
- I have seen Tony Adams (Arsenal Footballer) about 5 times in Putney so I presume he lives in the area.
- Colin Stagg (shudder)
- David Mellor. (hahaha!) Virginia Bottemly also went to school here.
- Jilly Cooper. Nerys Hughes. My next door neighbour claims he's Elvis.
- The scene of a cringe-making dialogue between David Mellow and Sir James Goldsmith on election night 1997.
- Never forget Rodney Bewes, and what about William Franklin (what about him?)...
- Sue Lawley
- Simon the Crazy Englishman resides in Putney!
- Mr Richard Whitton sporting celeb.
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