Jim Davidson’s Black Friends Don’t Sound Like Chalky Any More
by Anorak | 14th, March 2011
JIM Davidson is tlaking about racism on Newsnight:
“I think we’ve moved on now. I don’t think racism exists like it did in the 1970s. For instance, I wouldn’t do Chalky now because all my black friends don’t have West Indian accents.”
Cue a roll on the drums…
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Comic Jim Davidson introduces page three girl Deborah Corrigan, making her debut as 'Fairy Mark II' in his adult pantomime 'Sinderella Comes Again' in which he stars as 'Buttons'. The saucy show, which is written by Davidson and Bryan Blackburn, arrives in London today (Tuesday) for a two week run as part of a countrywide spring tour. Photo by David Cheskin/PA
Posted: 14th, March 2011 | In: Celebrities Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
