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Royston Vasey

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The ficticious village of Royston Vasey in that fantastic series 'The League of Gentlemen' is also the real name of comic stand up Roy 'Chubby' Brown

Begs the question: Have the real names of any other people in the limelight been used in any way?
 
Must be someone else behind the scenes then but that's how Weatherfield got its name, from the real surname of one of the original people. Unless the Granada Studio Tour guide was trying to impress me with that and that free Mike Baldwin keyring I got off her.
 
Maggie Thatcher gave her nickname to part of the name of the town where Gary Hooper now plays his football!!
 
Michael Caine (previous Maurice Micklewhite) evidently got his surname from the film 'The Caine Mutiny' with Humphrey Bogart. Michael/Mickey was his nickname btw.
 
Sham 69 got their name from a ripped poster showing the 1968-69 fixtures for Walton amd Hersham FC

Steve Mildenhall was abandoned as a baby at an RAF base in suffolk, Social Services were highly original in naming him
 
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