Eddie Izzard, born on February 7, 1962, is a versatile English entertainer celebrated for her irreverent stand-up comedy and theatrical performances. Her comedic style, characterized by meandering monologues and playful pantomime, has earned her acclaim for acts like "Unrepeatable" and "Dress to Kill." Beyond comedy, she has starred in television series such as "The Riches" and appeared in films including the "Ocean's" trilogy and "Mystery Men." Influenced by Monty Python, she was once called the "Lost Python" by John Cleese. In a remarkable athletic feat, Izzard ran 43 marathons in 51 days for charity in 2009. She is genderfluid and prefers she/her pronouns.
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