Tall and silvery, Wittman fits right in; he's as suave and eupeptic as Shaiman is a cartoon of neurosis . ( In the movie of their lives, they feel they should be played by Peter Lawford and Shrek .)
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In 1887 he played Geoffrey Wilder in Alfred Cellier's " Palace Theatre ) Shaw called him'a robust and eupeptic Ivanhoe', who'gets beaten because he is obviously some three stone over his proper fighting weight': and'his obstreporous self-satisfaction put everybody into good humour .'
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