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Australia Diary: ‘I Believe in Magic’
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10 David Brents – and more on the way…
Image caption Ricky Gervais (centre) with the original cast of The Office It’s conquered Europe, crossed the Atlantic and spawned a big-screen movie spin-off. Now The Office is to have another new branch – in India. Wernham Hogg will become Wilkins Chawla in the latest international version of Ricky Gervais’s mockumentary sitcom. Gervais, who co-wrote…