In 2011, Nil Putters realised a life long dream by finally getting his own BBC Three game show called 'Putters Stutters', where members of the public, with severe speech impediments, could win big prizes by reciting tongue twisters. His wacky catchphase 'For f**k's sake, spit it out you Mong!' swept the nation and soon after Hollywood beckoned.
He received top billing in the all white re-make of New Jack City and won an Academy award for his moving potrayal of Farmer Barely Mow in Bod: the Motion Picture.
By 2013, he was strung out on cheap rum, barbituates and cheesy Wotsits and invested all of his money into the San Diego Microbes, the number one (and only) team in the National Dwarf Basketball League.
His brilliant idea to stage an exhibition match between the Microbes and a team made up entirely of chimpanzees ended in tragedy as the rampaging primates turned on the crowd and fourteen people were killed - and two dwarves.
Nil Putter's autobiography 'What The F**k Are You Looking At? Nah, I'm Only Messing Wit You. Gimme a Dollar.' is available at all good STD clinics for only £2.99.