Faith Domergue made her film debut in 1950s Where Danger Lives. Domergue plays Margo Lannington the wife of Frederick Lannington (Claude Rains), an elderly millionaire possessed of a sadistic streak. Robert Mitchum costars as Jeff Cameron, a poor soul who falls in love with Margo without knowing that shes married. During a violent confrontation with the jealous Frederick, Cameron knocks the older man out and stumbles out of the room. Upon his return, he discovers that Frederick is dead. Margo had smothered her husband during Camerons absence, but she insists that Cameron is the killer. The desperate lovers flee to Mexico, where Cameron at long last discovers that his travelling companion is more than a little unhinged. Masterfully directed by John Farrow, hes aided by Nick Musuracas explosively moody cinematography, which is invaluable. Mitchum is cast againt stype, but he plays the part extremely well, and Claude Rains in a small role is magnificent.

Best known for his part in Monty Pythons Flying Circus and as Basil Fawlty in Fawlty Towers, John Cleese draws on his many years in the limelight as well as some of his own personal interests. In Cleeses very own words: it is an evening of well honed anecdotes, psychoanalytical tit-bits and unprovoked attacks on former colleagues, especially Michael Palin. From writing to starring in plays, musicals, theatrical and comedy productions, to films and sitcoms, Cleese has done it all, and now its time for him to tell you about his jam-packed life.