After Dinner Speakers: Robbie Coltrane, Justin Toper, Max Bygraves

He changed his name from Anthony McMillan to Robbie Coltrane, after jazzman John Coltrane. The hugely versatile Coltrane has bounced from feeble comedy roles in Nuns on the Run (1990) and The Pope Must Die (1991) to blockbuster parts as a Bond villain in Goldeneye (1995) and The World is Not Enough (1999). But he has never quite matched the high profile success of his role as TV's forensic psychologist Cracker for which he won a BAFTA as best TV actor three years running. The rotund Coltrane first found fame as a comedian, cropping up on TV in the Comic Strip and Blackadder cameos, but after Cracker he was in demand for serious film roles and starred with Paul Newman in Message in a Bottle (1999).

After Dinner Speakers Six by Seven Jeff BanksEccentric British designer
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Judy Dench Chris Tarrant Digby Jones Socialite and "IT" Girl. Fashion expert and writer
Desmond Dekker David Taylor Peter Sissons Author of the definitive book on the cyber revolution "Being Digital".
Dermot O'Leary Alice Cooper Clint EastwoodA co-founder of the Social Democratic Party.
Flight Lieutenant John Peters Paula Abdul Albert RouxFormer Tvam Weathergirl
Acrobats Unlimited Jane Horrocks George ForemanBlack comedy actor and star of many hit movies such as Wild West, Men in Black and Armageddon.
Paul Kaye Rory McGrath Pete Tong70,s Band
Nick Nolte Sue Townsend Neil SedakaBeautiful British actress who came to fame in The Good Life with Richard Briers.
Bob Mortimer Huey Lewis & The News Donny OsmondAward-winning broadcaster specialising in environment, transport, energy, development, public health, and risk. Currently a senior correspondent for BBC Radio 4 Today Programme.
David Ginola Jean Michel Jarre Elkie BrooksIrish actress started in Brookside, Peak Practice and now Silent Witness.
John Kettley Tiger Woods George LandJudge of Pop Idol and Record Company Boss