- Pet. La
Frenais was born in Monkseaton, Northumberland; his
father was an accountant. As a
child at Park
Primary School in
Whitley Bay, La
Frenais enjo****...
-
Clement and La
Frenais actually came up with the same
title independently of each other. In
their research,
Clement and La
Frenais spoke to Jonathan...
-
Frenais (2001).
Porridge The
Inside Story.
Headline Book Publishing. ISBNÂ 0-7472-3294-6. BBC 4, Mark
Lawson Talks to ****
Clement and Ian La
Frenais,...
-
British television sitcom created and
written by ****
Clement and Ian La
Frenais, and
starring Ronnie Barker and
Richard Beckinsale. The
programme was a...
- Lads is a
British sitcom created and
written by ****
Clement and Ian La
Frenais and
produced by **** Clement.
Twenty episodes were
broadcast by the BBC...
-
between the
first and
second series. It was
adapted for
television by Ian La
Frenais. The
series concerns the
adventures of the
eponymous Lovejoy, a roguish...
- also
appeared many
times with The Scaffold.
Likely Lads
writer Ian La
Frenais said of her "she was ****y and
funny and she knew John Lennon.
Sheila always...
-
created and written, as was its predecessor, by ****
Clement and Ian La
Frenais.
There were 26
television episodes over two series, and a
subsequent 45-minute...
- Kramer,
David Sproxton, and
Peter Lord, and
written by **** Clement, Ian La
Frenais,
Chris Lloyd, Joe
Keenan and Will Davies. It was the
third and
final DreamWorks...
-
screenplay by Mike Jefferies,
Adrian Butchart, **** Clement, and Ian La
Frenais. It is the
first installment in the Goal!
trilogy and
stars Kuno Becker...
