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''"Rather Dashing, you will not sass back at this council!"''


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&quot;Rather Dashing, you will not sass back at this council!&quot;
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'''Z. Gillispie''' is a friend of [[The Brothers Chaps]] who plays the [[King of Peasantry]] in [[Peasant's Quest Movie Trailer]], as the brothers mention in its [[Peasant's Quest Movie Trailer|DVD commentary]]. He is a member of [[Dad's Garage]], an Atlanta-based improv comedy troupe.
'''Z. Gillispie''' is a friend of [[The Brothers Chaps]] who plays the [[King of Peasantry]] in [[Peasant's Quest Movie Trailer]], as the brothers mention in its [[Peasant's Quest Movie Trailer|DVD commentary]]. He is a member of [[Dad's Garage]], an Atlanta-based improv comedy troupe.


He also co-starred in the world premiere of the stage play &quot;O Happy Day,&quot; written by Graham Chapman and Barry Cryer, playing the role of &quot;Marjory Simpson&quot; (in drag).
He also co-starred in the world premiere of the stage play "O Happy Day," written by Graham Chapman and Barry Cryer, playing the role of "Marjory Simpson" (in drag).


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* [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1389513/ Z. Gillispie's IMDb page]
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Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026

"Rather Dashing, you will not sass back at this council!"

Z. Gillispie is a friend of The Brothers Chaps who plays the King of Peasantry in Peasant's Quest Movie Trailer, as the brothers mention in its DVD commentary. He is a member of Dad's Garage, an Atlanta-based improv comedy troupe.

He also co-starred in the world premiere of the stage play "O Happy Day," written by Graham Chapman and Barry Cryer, playing the role of "Marjory Simpson" (in drag).

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