Impressionist, comedian and actor Rory Bremner joins hosts Jason Plato and Dave Vitty on the award-winning podcast Fuelling Around to discuss his career and love of cars.
Bremner is best known for his impressionist work and political satire comedic skits on the hugely popular TV shows Bremner, Bird and Fortune and BBC’s Mock the Week.
The 62-year-old details how he learned his trade and how big name celebrities such as Chris Tarrant and Formula 1 commentating legend Murray Walker reacted to being the butt of his humour.
Rory Bremner on how Chris Tarrant hates his impersonation of him
Bremner has imitated a lot of celebrities over the years, but is perhaps best known for his infamous Chris Tarrant impersonation. However, the former Who Wants to be a Millionaire? presenter is not a fan of it, as detailed on the pod.
“He hates it, he says it doesn’t sound anything like me, not even close! Who are you being?,” Bremner said.
“He just pretends. I’ve known Chris a very long time and he’s great fun and what you see is what you get with Chris. He’s just one of the most uncomplicated people I’ve ever come across. Very straightforward.”
Plenty more episodes of Fuelling Around to enjoy
Series six has raced across the finish line, but if you haven’t listened to Fuelling Around before, you’ll be glad to know there’s a wealth of previous episodes from five series, and the current seventh, for you to listen to.
A host of celebrity guests have littered the award-winning podcast that has so far produced a string of excellent shows to listen to.
You can also tune into Fuelling Around on Spotify, Apple, YouTube or various other platforms if you want to see what all the fuss is about.