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Taika Waititi Reads Hilarious 1943 Spike Milligan Letter About His Secret Whereabouts During World War II
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Taika Waititi Reads Hilarious 1943 Spike Milligan Letter About His Secret Whereabouts During World War II
The great Taika Waititi read a hilarious letter written by Irish playwright Spike Milligan to his family in 1943 while he was serving as a signalman with the Royal Artillery during World War II. His location was to remain secret at the time, so Milligan dropped a number of not-so-subtle hints as to his whereabouts using clever wordplay. During World War II, Spike Milligan famously served as a signalman with the Royal Artillery. He wrote home of…
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