Extras | Season 2
© 2005 British Broadcasting Corporation / HBO
Andy Millman is an extra. A "Supporting Artist". But his star is on the rise. Slowly. A bewildering array of A-listers guest starred in the two seasons of this show and were able to play grotesque caricatures of themselves. Sexist, racist, anti-semitic, deranged, immature and diva-like. At least I THINK they were playing their own caricatures...
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Clip 1 S02 E01: "Orlando Bloom" |
Orlando Bloom. He thinks he's God's gift to women. Unlike Johnny Depp. Willy Wonka? Johnny Wa*ker more like! |
Orlando Bloom |
I'll tell you who does get ignored. Johnny Depp. On the set of Pirates of the Caribbean, the birds just walked straight past him. "Get out of the bloody way, whoever you are, we want to get to Orlando." They were around me like flies around sh*t. |
Maggie |
They ignored Johnny Depp? |
Orlando Bloom |
Yeah, they're going, "Oh, Orlando... who's that freak over there that we didn't notice?" I'm going "It's Johnny Depp." and they're going "Who cares? I mean, you were Legolas in Lord of the Rings." Ooooh, look at me. I make art-house movies. Ooooh, I've got scissors for hands. Willy Wonka? Johnny Wa*ker! |
Clip 2 S02 E01: "Orlando Bloom" |
Keith Chegwin's opinion of the BBC is anti-semitic and homophobic. At least that's the opinion of the caricature he portrayed of himself in this episode. Apologies to any Jewish and / or gay people. |
Keith Chegwin |
Still run by Jews and queers is it? |
Andy |
It's... what? |
Keith Chegwin |
This place. Still run by Jews and queers? |
Andy |
I... I think there are some Jewish people. And some gay people, yeah. |
Keith Chegwin |
Gay. Yeah, I forgot. Not meant to say "queer" are you? Suggests something abnormal. What could be more normal than shoving your c*ck up a bloke's ass? Put it this way. If God had wanted a c*ck up an ass, he wouldn't have given us minges. Men have nobs, women have fannies. Pop nob in fanny. Not up the ass. |
Andy |
Good. I should be making notes! |
Clip 3 S02 E02: "David Bowie" |
Maggie is on the phone to Andy, arranging to meet him for an evening of drinking and consolation. |
Maggie |
Do you just wanna go to the pub? |
Andy |
Yeah. That's the beginning. Depressed TV star drinks himself to death. |
Maggie |
Oh, don't be daft. You're not a star and being fat'll kill you before the drink does. |
Andy |
You sure you can come to the pub? You're not manning the phones at the Samaritans tonight? |
Maggie |
No. |
Andy |
No. Okay. Pub it is then. |
Clip 4 S02 E02: "David Bowie" |
Greg. He's an a**hole. Every chance he gets, he belittles Andy's career by boasting about how well HIS career is going. Here he goes again... |
Greg |
How's your sitcom going? |
Andy |
Brilliant. Ratings are brilliant. |
Greg |
Hmmm. The reviews are very harsh. |
Andy |
Don't read reviews. Don't bother. |
Greg |
No? I think I've got one here, actually. Sorry, can you just hold that? |
[He passes his pint to a friend] |
I've been meaning to throw it away. |
Andy |
Throw it away then! |
Clip 5 S02 E02: "David Bowie" |
Andy Millman couldn't have known that his first and only meeting with David Bowie would result in this impromptu song. |
David Bowie [Singing] |
Chubby little loser, national joke... No, not chubby little loser... pathetic little fat man, no-one's bloody laughing, the clown that no-one laughs at, they all just wish he'd die. He's so depressed at being useless, the fat man takes his own life... no, no... he's so depressed at being hated, fatty takes his own life... Fatty? Fatso? |
Maggie |
Fatso. I think Fatso. |
David Bowie |
Yeah, let's go with Fatso. Fatso takes his own life, he blows his bloated face off... no... he blows his stupid brains out. |
Linda |
But the twat'd probably miss. |
David Bowie |
Yes, Linda. I like that. |
Andy |
Yes, so do I. It's brilliant, Linda. |
David Bowie |
He sold his soul for a shot at fame, catchphrase, wig and the jokes are lame. He's got no style, he's got no grace. He's banal and facile, he's a fat waste of space... yeah, yeah... everybody sing that last line. One, two, three, he's banal and facile, he's a fat waste of space. See his pug-nose face. Pug... pug, pug... pug. Again, see his pug-nose face, yeah. Pug... pug, pug... pug. Again, see his pug-nose face. Pug... pug, pug... pug. The little fat man with the pug-nose face. Pug... pug, pug... pug. Little fat man, pug-nose face, hey. Pug... pug, pug... pug. He's a little fat man... |
Clip 6 S02 E03: "Daniel Radcliffe" |
Daniel Radcliffe has been up to no good on set. Making a move on both Maggie and Warwick Davis' fiancée. He's in trouble now. |
Warwick Davis |
Oi, Radcliffe! |
Daniel Radcliffe |
What? |
Warwick Davis |
What have you been up to? |
Daniel Radcliffe |
Nothing. |
Warwick Davis |
Don't lie. You've been chatting up my fiancée. She's just told me. |
Daniel Radcliffe |
Mum! |
Warwick Davis |
Don't call for your Mum. You were chatting up my bird so act like a man and deal with the consequences. |
Daniel Radcliffe |
I was just... |
Warwick Davis |
I was just, na na na na! You specky little git. |
Daniel Radcliffe |
These aren't real glasses. |
Warwick Davis |
You're a specky git. |
Maggie |
You leave him alone. He's just a boy. |
Daniel Radcliffe |
I'm seventeen. |
Warwick Davis |
And what's this got to do with you? |
Maggie |
Well what's he... he's doing nothing is he? |
Warwick Davis |
Oh don't stick your big nose in, love. |
Andy |
All right, calm down. |
Warwick Davis |
Oh, you. I'm glad you're here because you had the same idea... |
Andy |
What? |
Warwick Davis |
Well I know you sent your little mate in here to do your dirty work for you, trying to undermine me. |
Andy |
What have you done? |
Daniel Radcliffe |
Nothing. |
Andy |
What have you done? |
Warwick Davis |
You think it's okay, do you? Trying to steal my fiancée? |
Andy |
Right, okay... I don't know what you're on about - |
Warwick Davis |
You sh*t! |
[WARWICK begins to attack ANDY] |
Andy |
What are you doing? What are you doing? |
Warwick Davis |
What do you think I've got this ring for? |
Andy |
I dunno, you're a hobbit? |
Warwick Davis |
You fat sh*t! |
Andy |
I dunno what the rules are for fighting a midg... |
[ANDY holds WARWICK at arms length as he continues to swing punches] |
Clip 7 S02 E04: "Chris Martin" |
Maggie is accompanying Andy to the BAFTAs. She's in the market for a new dress but is nervous about the paparazzi. |
Maggie |
Do you know, I've never been to an award ceremony before. |
Andy |
Nor have I. |
Maggie |
Do you think there'll be photographers there? |
Andy |
Probably. |
Maggie |
[Gasps] |
Andy |
What if I fall or dribble something down my front? |
What are you, a toddler? |
Clip 8 S02 E05: "Sir Ian McKellen" |
With a touch of "Inside the Actor's Studio", Sir Ian McKellen gives Andy a "masterclass" in acting. |
Sir Ian McKellen |
How do I act so well? What I do is I pretend to be the person I'm portraying in the film or play. |
Andy |
[Incredulous] |
Yeah. |
Sir Ian McKellen |
You're confused. |
Andy |
No... |
Sir Ian McKellen |
It's perfectly simple. Case in point... Lord of the Rings. Peter Jackson comes from New Zealand says to me, "Sir Ian, I want you to be Gandolf, the wizard" and I said to him, "You are aware that I am not really a wizard?" |
Clip 9 S02 E05: "Sir Ian McKellen" |
Andy's old school friends have come to the opening night of the play he's playing lead in. They're "geezers" and probably won't appreciate the subject matter. |
Steve Sherwood |
ANDY PANDY! |
Andy |
Uh... what... |
Steve Sherwood |
You remember these boys from school don't you? Nobby, Boss Hogg, Gut-Rot. |
Andy |
Uh, yeah... what you doing here? You're not here for the play, are you? |
Steve Sherwood |
Yeah, we've got tickets. |
Andy |
Oh. Not your type of thing. |
Steve Sherwood |
No, no... we're looking forward to it. What's it about? |
Andy |
It's all feelings and emotions and I'm just in it for... |
[He rubs his fingers together indicating a financial incentive] |
[STEVE spies IAIN MORRIS and DAMON BEESLEY and realises that they're gay] |
Steve Sherwood |
Oh no. Oh God. Look at that. Poofters at twelve o'clock. |
Andy |
What can you do? |
Steve Sherwood |
That your audience is it? |
Andy |
No way. |
Damon |
ANDY! HIYAH! |
Andy |
Fans. |
Damon |
THANKS FOR SORTING OUT TICKETS, LOVE. |
Andy |
No worries. |
Steve Sherwood |
Why you sorting the Village People out with tickets? |
Andy |
[Laughs] |
Village People... |
Bunny |
GUESS WHOOOOOOO! |
[He places a hand over ANDY'S eyes] |
Andy |
Bunny! Christ! |
Bunny |
I couldn't miss my little genie's first grown-up play. |
[Noticing Steve and his friends] |
Ooh, you do hang around with all the butch boys, don't you? Hello. I'm Bunny. |
Andy |
He... he was... how's the wife? |
Bunny |
[Scoffs] |
Gone. I was living a lie and she knew it. But now I'm able to go out and enjoy some serious c*ck guilt-free. |
[He mimes performing oral sex on several men] |
Yumma, yumma, yumma, yumma. |
Clip 10 S02 E06: "Jonathan Ross" |
Michael is Maggie's latest conquest. She's about to find out that he still lives with his parents and they're very "frank" about sex. |
Michael |
This is Maggie. |
Maggie |
Hi. |
Michael's Father |
Hello, Maggie. |
Maggie |
You live with your parents? |
Michael |
Yeah. |
Michael's Mother |
Oh, if you two get up to anything tonight, can you keep the noise down, dear. We need to get up early tomorrow. |
Maggie |
We're not going to get up to anything. |
Michael's Mother |
Oh I think Michael thinks you are. I think he assumed that's why you're coming back here. You don't want people saying you're a pr**k-tease, love. |
Michael's Father |
Definitely not. |
Michael's Mother |
Girl like you. You're no spring chicken. You must be sexually active. |
Michael's Father |
You look like you know your way around. |
Michael's Mother |
Are you on contraception or do you want to borrow some? |
Maggie |
[Mortified] |
Hmm? |
Michael's Mother |
Are you on contraception? |
Maggie |
Yeah. |
Michael's Mother |
What kind? |
Maggie |
Just the pill. |
Michael's Mother |
The pill? Don't go on the pill. Danger of thrombosis. I always use a cap, don't I dear? |
Michael's Father |
She does use a cap. But sometimes I pop a Johnny on as well. Just to be safe. |
Michael's Mother |
Belt and braces. We've got two sons. That's enough. Now we want the fun without the responsibility. Doesn't have to be penetrative sex either, of course. Plenty of other things to do. |
Female Guest |
Sometimes we do anything but. |
Michael's Mother |
An orgasm is an orgasm is an orgasm. |
Michael's Father |
Indeed. |
[Laughs] |
Indeed! |
Clip 11 S02 E06: "Jonathan Ross" |
Robert Lindsay has paid an unannounced and unwelcome visit to a children's ward where Andy is visiting a boy at his own request. |
Robert Lindsay |
I'm on the set of GBH. I'm in my trailer. Knock on the door. Guess who it is? Go on, guess. |
Joe |
Ummm... |
Robert Lindsay |
Alan Bleasdale. |
Joe |
I don't know who that is. |
Robert Lindsay |
Oh FU*K OFF! Kid's a waste of space. |
Clip 12 S02 E07: "Christmas Special" |
Andy is discussing the cheap, tacky When The Whistle Blows dolls with his agent. Darren Lamb just doesn't get it. He's clueless. |
Darren |
Well, yeah but they've cut the price to try and shift a few but the good thing is because they're so cheap to manufacture we're still getting about 40p a time. You know... because they're made in sweat shops. |
Andy |
Oh! Thank God for the exploitation of ten-year-old children. |
Darren |
Absolutely and the funny thing is, of course, that that's your key demographic as well isn't it? Kids? So, you know, even if they're doing like a fourteen hour day, they're probably having a whale of a time, you know, pressing it... "You havin' a laugh?" They're probably enjoying themselves. It's nice. |
Barry |
I hope it doesn't distract them from their work. They'll probably get a beating. |
Andy |
I don't wanna hear... I don't wanna hear this. |
Darren |
Don't listen to him. They wouldn't work there if they didn't like it. |
Andy |
I don't think they get a lot of choice, to be honest. |
Barry |
As Henri Matisse once said, "Derive happiness in ones self from a good day's work. From illuminating the fog that surrounds us." |
Andy |
Yeah? What you working on today? |
Barry |
Trying to get this dog muck out of my shoe. It's a nightmare. |
Darren |
Next door's Great Dane. The stench is unbelievable. |
Clip 13 S02 E07: "Christmas Special" |
Greg is on the audition panel for a forthcoming movie and in walks Andy. He's going to enjoy this. Rather a lot. |
Greg |
So which role are you here for? |
Andy |
Henry Milligan. |
Greg |
Hang on. You can't be Henry Milligan. It says here, aged 36. |
Andy |
Yeah. I took that as being mid to late thirties. |
Greg |
We'll change it to late thirties. |
[He scribbles something on the script] |
Hang on. You can't be Henry Milligan. Says here late thirties! |
Clip 14 S02 E07: "Christmas Special" |
Maggie's work as a supporting artist continues. Cast in a film with Clive Owen, she's playing a prostitute. But not one that Clive Owen would be happy to pay for. |
Producer |
Okay, so Byron's just spent the night with a prostitute, all right? Now as he leaves in the morning, I thought you could just turn and then throw the money on the floor with contempt and then say your line "Thank you for your hospitality" |
Clive Owen |
Yeah, I'm not very happy with this. |
Producer |
Well I know it's... it's a little bit aggressive but it's just a character point. |
Clive Owen |
No. I mean this one being a prostitute. I wouldn't pay for that. |
Clip 15 S02 E07: "Christmas Special" |
Andy has sacked his agent. His agent is having to shut-up shop. Barry is helping him pack and points at some box files on the window-sill. |
Barry |
How about these? |
Darren |
Nothing in 'em. Just put 'em up there 'cos the local kids run by and peer in and shout insults. |
Barry |
Kids can be cruel, eh? |
Darren |
Yeah. They can. |
Barry |
What do they say? |
Darren |
You know what they say. |
Barry |
What, lanky four-eyed twat? |
Darren |
Yeah. |
Barry |
Weirdo goggle-eyed gimp? |
Darren |
Sometimes. |
Barry |
Frankenstein's albino gonk? |
Darren |
I've never heard that one. |
Barry |
So easy to have a go at a bloke who looks like you. Just easy pickings... it's... |
Darren |
Sheep shagger they said sometimes as well. |
Barry |
I thought sheep shagger was Welsh? |
Darren |
Nah, it can be Bristol as well. |
Barry |
I thought Bristol was inbreeding. |
Darren |
Sheep shagging, inbreeding, slavery. Famous for loads of stuff down there. |
Barry |
Oh, right. |
Clip 16 S02 E07: "Christmas Special" |
You ever stopped to think just how much Fish Stew sounds like Fist You? |
Rita |
Brains is so much happier now that he's out of the closet. |
Brains |
Oh I am. In fact, last night I went on a wonderful date with a lovely man. He took me to a seafood restaurant, fed me my favourite meal... |
Ray |
Fish stew? |
Brains |
No he certainly did not! |
Clip 17 S02 E07: "Christmas Special" |
Andy is having trouble being seated at The Ivy. Along comes Gordon Ramsay and he hopes that the celebrity chef will be able to grease the wheels with the management. |
Andy |
Gordon! |
Gordon Ramsay |
Yep. |
Andy |
Hiyah. |
Gordon Ramsay |
You all right? |
Andy |
Andy Millman. |
Gordon Ramsay |
Yeah. |
Andy |
You all right? |
Gordon Ramsay |
Yeah, yeah. |
Andy |
Can I have a word? |
Gordon Ramsay |
Just leaving. |
Andy |
I know but if you you're in the industry and you have a word they'll let me through. |
Gordon Ramsay |
Uh, can't. |
Andy |
You can't or won't? |
Gordon Ramsay |
Won't. |
Andy |
Oh. Well at least nip to the kitchen and make me a cheese sandwich can you? You COOK! |
Gordon Ramsay |
C*ck! Haven't you had enough cheese sandwiches? Fat boy? |
Andy |
You Pound-Puppy-faced git. |
Gordon Ramsay |
You catchphrase-shouting, wig-wearing wannabe. |
Andy |
You publicity-hungry, failed-footballing fu*k! |
Gordon Ramsay |
You're a has-been. Go home! |
Andy |
Oh, you think you're so hard, don't you? 'Cos you shout at people in kitchens. Who works in kitchens? Oooh. Women and gays, oh and the French. Oh, you're well hard! |