Absolutely Fabulous (1992 - 2012)

Absolutely Fabulous

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A caustic and clever Britcom about two neurotic gal pals who are dedicated followers of fashion. Edina's in PR, while Patsy's a magazine editor, though work isn't something they do very often. Drinking is, however, as is man-chasing (sometimes literally). Costar Jennifer Saunders created the series, which bowed on the BBC in November 1992.

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Seasons

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2011, BBC, 3 episodes

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2003, BBC, 10 episodes

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2001, BBC, 7 episodes

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1995, BBC, 8 episodes

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1994, BBC, 6 episodes

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1992, BBC, 6 episodes

Cast

Jennifer Saunders
as Edina Monsoon
Joanna Lumley
as Patsy Stone
Julia Sawalha
as Saffy
Jane Horrocks
as Bubble
June Whitfield
as Mother
Kathy Burke
as Magda
Lulu
as Herself
Gary Beadle
as Oliver
Adrian Edmondson
as Hamish
Mo Gaffney
as Bo
Helen Lederer
as Catriona
Christopher Malcolm
as Justin
Naoko Mori
as Sarah
Harriet Thorpe
as Fleur
Felix Dexter
as John Johnston
Christopher Ryan
as Marshall
Emma Bunton
as Herself
Eleanor Bron
as Patsy's Mother
Celia Imrie
as Claudia
Dawn French
as Kathy
Dave Gorman
as Rimmer
Robert Lindsay
as Pete
Lucy Blair
as Lou-Lou
Sylvia Anderson
as Lady Penelope
Julian Rhind-Tutt
as Taylor
Janette Krankie
as Midwife
Minnie Driver
as Herself
Suzy Aitchison
as Nurse (Saffy's Birth)
Helena Bonham Carter
as Dream Saffy
Lindsay Duncan
as Jeanne Durand
Llewella Gideon
as Nurse
Tilly Blackwood
as Lady Candida de Benison-Bender
Nickolas Grace
as Jonny
Jean Paul Gaultier
as Himself
Kristin Scott Thomas
as Plum
Clarissa Dixon Wright
as Gamekeeper
Sidney Cole
as Teacher No. 2
Lisa Coleman
as Joanna
Mark Wing-Davey
as Malcolm
Bob Barrett
as Labour Party Man
Erin O'Connor
as Erin
Elton John
as Himself
Kate O'Mara
Tim Woodward
as Tony
Lucy Montgomery
as Baron
Katy Wix
as Annabelle
Lulu
as Herself
Crispin Bonham-Carter
as Jago
Sofie Gråbøl
as Sarah Lund
Patricia Potter
as Royal Albert Hall Manager
Marianne Faithfull
as God
Rose Johnson
as Patsy's Intern
Dora Bryan
as Dolly
Hugh Ross
as Judge
Twiggy
as Herself
Antony Cotton
as Damon
Anita Pallenberg
as Devil
Camille Ucan
as Bubble's Intern
Tim Wylton
as Brice
David Henry
as Mr. Simpson
Hannah Dodd
as Hannah
Daphne Selfe
as Daphne
Josie Lawrence
as Cable TV Presenter
Richard Sisson
as Pianist
Melanie Jessop
as Secretary
Femi Oyeniran
as Agent
Annegret Tree
as Annegret
Lady Victoria Hervey
as Herself
Amy Yamazaki
as Agent
Paul Liger
as Dirty Man
Andrea Gillie
as Patsy's PA
Michael Greco
as Himself
Sacha Distel
as Herself
Josh Neale
as Josh
Jessica Wilcocks
as Minge
Christian Lacroix
as Himself
Miles Western
as Martin
Stephen Gately
as Himself
Joanna Bowen
as Journalist
Ruby Wax
as Candy
Jeillo Edwards
as Jeillo
Robin Cope
as Fitness Instructor
Richard Madeley
as Himself
Emma Pierson
as Kasha
Lill Roughley
as Jude
Kirsty Wark
as Herself
Judy Finnigan
as Herself
Mark Kermode
as Himself
Mark Kermode
as Himself
Mossie Smith
as Diane
Leigh Lawson
as Himself
Dale Winton
as Himself
Caroline Waldron
as Caroline
Russell Kilmister
as Surgeon
Adrian Ross Magenty
as James
Annabel Hampson
as Headmistress
Jane Galloway Heitz
as Nurse (Edina's Birth)
Philip Franks
as Poet/Dancer/Writer
Richard E. Grant
as Dream Justin
Suzi Quatro
as Dream Nurse
John Wells
as Uncle Humphrey
Britt Ekland
as Herself
Helena McCarthy
as Old Woman
Naomi Campbell
as Herself
Ian Gelder
as David
Corran Royal
as Serge 3
Daniel Newman
as Saffy's Son
Drew Eliot
as Justice of the Peace
Geoffrey McGivern
as Customs Officer
James Lance
as Daniel
Mary McKenzie
as Dancer
Mia Soterious
as Guitar Player
Ciaran McIntyre
as Vicar
Mandy Rice-Davies
as Dream Patsy
Harroun Hanif
as Yentob
Meera Syal
as Suzy
Zandra Rhodes
as Herself
Miranda Forbes
as Woman in Car
Rebecca Front
as Cherysh
Idris Elba
as Hilton
Benjamin Soames
as Boy 2
Lee Walters
as Boy 1
Sean Chapman
as Sante
Max Brandt
as Mitchel Friedman
Raven Oh
as New York Transvestite 2
Alexandra Bastedo
as Penny Casper-Morse
Robert Ripa
as Old Frenchman
John Christian
as Fireman
Mark Tandy
as Mark
Natascha Taylor
as Art Gallery Assistant
Orla Brady
as Nurse Mary
Karim Skalli
as Ali
Patrick Barlow
as Max
John Hudson
as Lecturer
Peter Richardson
as Tony
Paul Reynolds
as Squeak
James Dreyfus
as Christopher
Andrew Loudon
as Geoff
Suzanne Bertish
as Gina
Daniella Denby-Ashe
as Saffy's Daughter
Andre Shoals
as New York Transvestite 3
Anthony Asbury
as Georgy
Juliette Mole
as Air Hostess
Paul Mark Elliott
as Teacher No. 1
Tricia Aileen
as School Secretary
Gwen Humble
as Sondra Lorrance
Germaine Greer
as Dream Mother
Jennifer Piercey
as Antonia
Miranda Richardson
as Bettina
Jo Brand
as Carmen
Simon Stokes
as Gerard
Damian Hunt
as Serge 1
Stewart Piper
as Serge 2
Rupert Penry-Jones
as Boy at Party
Ben Allen
as Ben
C.G. Varesko
as New York Transvestite 1
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Series Details

TV Network: BBC
Premiere Date: Nov 12, 1992
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producer: Jon Plowman
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