Cool's autobiography, Phil Cool Died Here (And Lived To Tell The Tale), was followed by a book of 'Art Brut'-inspired sketches of children. In 2013 Cool began a farewell nationwide tour, declaring it would be his last because he had "just had enough of all the travelling". [3]

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Phil Cool was one of the biggest Stars in the 70's and 80's and still tours the UK with his unique act. ...more. Cool discovered that he had the ability to pull faces when he was a 12-year old...

2021年6月18日 · Phil Cool, the frankly unbelievably talented impressionist was the biggest - and funniest - face on television for much of the 1980s. When a teenage Phil Martin had a huge bust-up with his...

Phil Cool, born as Philip Martin, is a retired English comedian, impressionist, and musician who hails from Chorley, Lancashire. Cool's talent for pulling faces was first discovered when he was just a 12-year-old boy in school.

Phil Cool is a British comedian from Chorley noted for his impressions. He astonished audiences in the latter half of the 1980s and early 1990s in a number of shows bearing his name, notably Cool It ( 1985 ), with his ability to contort his facial features.

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Impressionist Phil Cool: An illustrious career spanning 40+ years. Phil Cool’s autobiography ‘Stand Up Chameleon’ follows the journey of the legendary rubber-faced comedian from the early days, playing to empty rooms, to the hight of fame and becoming one of the most celebrated comics in the UK.

2011年7月27日 · An untelevised pilot for a children's stories series starring Phil Cool which utilises all the talents of one of Britain's favourite ever comedians. The master of facial contortions and...

Cool's autobiography, Phil Cool Died Here (And Lived To Tell The Tale), was followed by a book of 'Art Brut'-inspired sketches of children. In 2013 Cool began a farewell nationwide tour, declaring it would be his last because he had "just had enough of all the travelling".