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Rowan Atkinson Edmund Blackadder/Self
Rik Mayall Lord Flashheart/Self
Adrian Edmondson Baron von Richthoven/Self
Robbie Coltrane Dr. Samuel Johnson/Self
Tom Baker Captain Rum/Self
David Mitchell Narrator
Stephen Fry Self
Ben Elton Self
Hugh Laurie Self
Tim McInnerny Self
Tony Robinson Self
Miriam Margolyes Self
Jeremy Paxman Self
Tamsin Greig Self
Miranda Richardson Self
Brian Blessed Self
Bill Bailey Self
Howard Goodall Self
Jim Broadbent Self
Peter Cook Self
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