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James Coleman has done time as a radio host (from Radio Massey to RadioLIVE), TV presenter, and post-modern self-impersonator (playing James Coleman, on award-winning satire The Jaquie Brown Diaries). He acted in Edinburgh-selected short Thinking about Sleep, and in 2011 the one-time Sunrise presenter took on appliances, fire and Greg Page on TV’s Bigger, Better, Faster Stronger. He interviews ScreenTalkers for this website.
I loved Bigger, Better, Faster Stronger. How we survived without being blinded, cut to ribbons or incinerated beggars belief.
– James Coleman
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Presenter |
2011 |
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Presenter |
2011 |
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Actor |
2009 |
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Actor |
2008 - 2009 |
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Sex Wars |
Narrator |
2007 |
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Sunrise |
Presenter |
2007 - 2008 |
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Flashbacks |
Presenter |
2005 |
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Actor |
2001 |
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The Panel |
Presenter |
2001 - 2002 |
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Several Ways of Getting Around |
Actor |
1999 |
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Thinking About Sleep |
Actor |
1999 |
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Bigger Better Faster Stronger host James Coleman trained as an actor and appeared in the acclaimed film ...