I haven't seen everything he made but this documentary is by far my most favorite.

"Stephen Fry: The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/images/tv_and_radio/secret_life/300x193_stephen_fry.jpg

"After suffering for many years with extreme swings in mood and feeling, Stephen Fry was diagnosed at age 37 as being bi-polar or suffering from being a manic depressive. Perceiving there to be a low awareness of this mental health problem, Fry investigates what it means to suffer from manic depression, meeting others who suffer from it in all walks of life – from the famous to the man in the street, from the old to the young children."
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0808482/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/tv_and_radio/secretlife_documentary.shtml
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/tv_and_radio/secretlife_documentary.shtml
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0808482/

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Stephen Fry isn't a household name in America, but in Britain, he's a major star.

Fry, 51, performs regularly on stage and screen, is a game show host, a bestselling author -- and one of the most popular people on Twitter, with thousands of loyal followers.

At 6', 5", Fry is a big star in more ways than one.

But like lots of middle aged people, he started to pack on the pounds.

At first, he could brush it off; after all, they say the camera adds ten pounds.

Soon, however, Fry realized he had ballooned to almost 300 pounds. He had to do something.

In a recent article for a British newspaper, Stephen Fry gave out his diet and exercise secrets. He started by cutting out bread and sugars, and later he gave up red meat.
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http://hubpages.com/_rkt/hub/Overcome-treadmill-boredom

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