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From the hit Brit-com “The Vicar of Dibley” (to be remade for US TV later this as “The Minister of Divine,” starring Kirstie Alley). “It Should Have Been Me,” recorded over the years by a […]
John Q Sanchez lives in Brooklyn, New York. He went to art school with
Fausto Fernós in the mid-90s in Chicago where he wrote for local
publications including Babble, edited by Jim Pickett. He’s worked at
several high-profile magazines in New York and was an editor for the
web-zine Blair. He’s fascinated by oddball divas, bombastic child
stars, and the everyday person capturing their unique performances for
an online audience.
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John, is a raftload of divas the proper collective noun, like a murder of crows? Or a pod of lesbians, or a grimace of Klingons?…
I love these video clips… keep ’em comin’!
While you’re on the subject of French and Saunders doing musical parodies, check out French as Bjork in this parody of the Big Time Sensuality video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4qwyq3YYtI
And this Fleetwood Mac parody where Dawn French plays a camera hogging Stevie Nicks while Jennifer Saunders as Christine McVie tries desperately to get a little attention for herself from the background. And whoever is playing Mick Fleetwood is dead on!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrINP6SAFPo
And while you are at it, check out Jennifer Saunders’ dead-on spoof of Cher:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-avB92Iu39E
Here is a dead-on parody of Cher by Jennifer Saunders:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-avB92Iu39E
Dawn French does a decent Sonny Bono, too.
I love the look on the brides face a few seconds before she got hit. It was of total disbelieve and WTF at the same time. Very well done. As for the second one: ABBA meets The Mama’s and the Papa’s. Nice work too.