The Full List Of Celebrities Lining Up In Support Of The Orange Order In Drumcree

WHILE a number of prominent celebrities including Noel Gallagher, Susan Sarandon, Johnny Marr and Adrian Dunbar have signed a letter in support of the residents of the Garvaghy Road in their protest against an Orange Order march, when it comes to the great and good of the entertainment world, nationalists don’t have the lion’s share of support.

The Orange Order have a number of the biggest and brightest names in the world of entertainment backing their cause, with a number of people signing a declaration in support of the Orange Order march in Drumcree, including:

All living actors who played Nazis in the original run of Indiana Jones movies.

142nd in line to the British throne, Queen Elizabeth II’s last remaining Corgi, Jessop.

‘#Extra number 7’ on the March 22nd episode of Eastenders in 2017 has thrown his full weight behind the march. “Let sanity take hold, let the lads march” he said in local Facebook group ‘Suffolk’s Divorced Dads’.

The meerkat handler for those Meerkat ads.

World thumb wrestling champion of 1999, Steve Clinton Jr.

Vinicius Junior’s old discarded chin.

A third, hitherto undiscovered Chuckle brother, Peter.

Remember one of the very first viral videos on the internet, the portly lad doing the Lightsaber moves around his garage in America somewhere? The nerdy looking lad? Well, the family who subsequently bought the house that was filmed in are a firm ‘maybe’ when it comes to signing the petition.

One former PA to one half of the Cheeky Girls.

The ‘Hi Kate, it’s me, the guy from the bar!’ actor’s accent coach.

Remember the iconic ‘Full moon, half moon, total eclipse’ Jaffa cake ad? Well the unused back-up understudy stunt Jaffa cake for that ad has pledged support for the march.

One woman who was meant to audition to be in The Spice Girls but missed her bus on the day because she forgot her purse and had to run back to her flat but by the time she eventually got to the bus stop it was long gone.

One set of eyebrows from that Cadburys chocolate ad with the eyebrows.

The ghost of William Porcher Miles, the designer of the Confederate flag.

Kid Rock, obviously. It’s caused a rift however in the family as his father, Adult Rock, supports nationalists.