On which celebrity quiz are the scores kept by 'George Dawes'?
Marjorie Dawes Marjorie Dawes Marjorie Dawes is a fictional character played by British comedian Matt Lucas. Lucas initially performed the role occasionally as mother to a character known as George Dawes in the comedy game show "Shooting Stars". Later Lucas made Marjorie one of the main characters on the BBC TV and radio show "Little Britain" and subsequently "Little Britain USA". Her name originates from a traditional children's playtime song, "See Saw Margery Daw". According to a biography printed in the Little Britain Live programme guide, Marjorie was married until 1997 to an unseen Melvyn Dawes, with whom she had two fat
George Dawes Green George Dawes Green George Dawes Green (born 1954) is an American novelist and the founder of the storytelling organization The Moth. Green published his first novel, "The Caveman's Valentine", in 1994; it was adapted into a film (released in 2001) starring Samuel L. Jackson. He quickly followed that success with "The Juror" (1995), which was also adapted into a film (released in 1996), starring Demi Moore and Alec Baldwin. Green did not publish another novel until 2009, when "Ravens" was released. Set in Green's native Georgia, "Ravens" was critically acclaimed and hailed by the "LA Times" as "a triumphant return".