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Topic History of: The Damned United BBC2 9pm tonight
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Marcus	Right you are, sir! There was a lot of talk of him retiring shortly before the election, but he has indeed decided to stay on. Parliament could do with a few more mature, experienced people in there who have experienced a bit of real life.
steveimp	Marcus wrote: I'll tell you who I thought did REALLY well in that film- the actor who played Austin Mitchell. In the 1970s, he was an interviewer and presenter for Yorkshire Television, and went on to become the Labour MP for Grimsby, before retiring at this year's general election. He really hasn't changed much over the years. The actor did the two studio interviews with Clough in the film, and took him off superbly. Austin Mitchell is still the MP for Greater Grimsby!
Marcus	JK2006 wrote: Have you noticed that gingers (Austin was a ginger and is still a grey ginger) seem to age more slowly than the rest of us? Oh I'm not so sure, JK. Chris Evans looks older these days, but I gather he's a much calmer and more pleasant person than he once was. Gordon Strachan has aged well though. As has Steve Davis.
JK2006	Have you noticed that gingers (Austin was a ginger and is still a grey ginger) seem to age more slowly than the rest of us?
Marcus	I'll tell you who I thought did REALLY well in that film- the actor who played Austin Mitchell. In the 1970s, he was an interviewer and presenter for Yorkshire Television, and went on to become the Labour MP for Grimsby, before retiring at this year's general election. He really hasn't changed much over the years. The actor did the two studio interviews with Clough in the film, and took him off superbly.