Peter Baynham
Peter Baynham (born 28 June 1963) is a Welsh screenwriter and performer. He often collaborates with Armando Iannucci, Chris Morris, Steve Coogan, Sacha Baron Cohen and has worked with Stewart Lee and Richard Herring. He has written for TV comedy series including "The Day Today", "I'm Alan Partridge", "Brass Eye" and "Jam". In 2006 Baynham co-wrote the movie "" together with Sacha Baron Cohen, Anthony Hines and Dan Mazer, for which they received a 2007 Oscar nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay. He also co-wrote the movie's 2020 sequel, "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm", which was nominated for  a 2021 Oscar in the same category as its predecessor. He has also co-written "Brüno", "" and the animated features "Arthur Christmas", "Hotel Transylvania" and 2021's "Ron's Gone Wrong". Baynham cohosts the podcast "Brain Cigar" with long-time writing partner Jeremy Simmonds. Baynham was first heard on Chris Morris's early radio DJ slots, often appearing in and writing for "The Chris Morris Music Show", and wrote with Morris on the radio series "Blue Jam". Other works include the "comic book in radio format" series "The Harpoon" and the animated sitcom "I Am Not an Animal". He has  appeared on the stand-up circuit as Mr Buckstead, the psychotic maths teacher and poet, played Terry the "Too Gorgeous" man in a series of mid-1990s Pot Noodle adverts (a campaign he co-wrote with Iannucci) and the role of "Peter from Balham" in the TV series "Fist of Fun" with Lee and Herring. Baynham grew up in Cardiff, graduated from Fleetwood Nautical College and served in the Merchant Navy between the ages of 16 and 21. He is qualified to navigate a supertanker. Work. As a performer, he has appeared in the following programmes: As a writer, he has  contributed to the following programmes and films: