James
27-12-2003, 10:56 AM
Paul Ferguson on The Office? The first part was last night and I missed it.
BRENT OUT OF SHAPE AND LOSING HIS MOJO FAST
Dec 27 2003
YEAH baby! David Brent is back to take his final bow and he's groovier than ever at least in his own mind. The Office's self-styled poet, philosopher, humanitarian and dancer basically, he's a chilled-outentertainer takes centre stage as Austin Powers.
Three years after he lost his job, the former boss of Slough paper merchants Wernham Hogg, played by show co-creator Ricky Gervais, still thinks he's a celebrity. And in an attempt to cling to what little Z-list fame he has left, Brent dresses up for a ''celebrity'' Blind Date-style show alongside Howard Brown, from the Halifax adverts, and Big Brother's Bubble. Back in the office, Gareth played by Mckenzie Crook is still in charge although his management style is more than a little reminiscent of his former boss.
Fans will have to make the mostof the festive two-parter, which concludes tonight as Gervais says there will be no more.
He added: ''My plans would not change even if I were to win an Oscar.''
From Daily Record (http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/content_objectid=13759184_method=full_siteid=89488 _headline=-BRENT-OUT-OF-SHAPE-AND-LOSING-HIS-MOJO-FAST-name_page.html)
BRENT OUT OF SHAPE AND LOSING HIS MOJO FAST
Dec 27 2003
YEAH baby! David Brent is back to take his final bow and he's groovier than ever at least in his own mind. The Office's self-styled poet, philosopher, humanitarian and dancer basically, he's a chilled-outentertainer takes centre stage as Austin Powers.
Three years after he lost his job, the former boss of Slough paper merchants Wernham Hogg, played by show co-creator Ricky Gervais, still thinks he's a celebrity. And in an attempt to cling to what little Z-list fame he has left, Brent dresses up for a ''celebrity'' Blind Date-style show alongside Howard Brown, from the Halifax adverts, and Big Brother's Bubble. Back in the office, Gareth played by Mckenzie Crook is still in charge although his management style is more than a little reminiscent of his former boss.
Fans will have to make the mostof the festive two-parter, which concludes tonight as Gervais says there will be no more.
He added: ''My plans would not change even if I were to win an Oscar.''
From Daily Record (http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/content_objectid=13759184_method=full_siteid=89488 _headline=-BRENT-OUT-OF-SHAPE-AND-LOSING-HIS-MOJO-FAST-name_page.html)