Taika Waititi reads Spike Milligan's hilarious letter home from WWII

During World War II, Spike Milligan famously served as a signalman with the Royal Artillery. He wrote home often, and in September 1943, secretly stationed in Italy, he sent the following letter to his family. Taika joined us @kokocamden to read it at a special fundraising edition of Letters Live in support of @thekokofoundation, a registered charity dedicated to changing lives and creating transformative opportunities. © Spike Milligan Productions, 1978 A Night at the Theatre was a special fundraising edition of Letters Live in support of the KOKO Foundation, celebrating Benedict Cumberbatch’s role as Global Ambassador. For over 120 years, KOKO has been at the heart of Camden’s vibrant culture. That legacy continues with the KOKO Foundation, a registered charity dedicated to changing lives and creating transformative opportunities. To learn more: kokofoundation.com For more from Letters Live: Subscribe for regular videos ►    / @letterslive   Follow us on Instagram ► www.instagram.com/letterslive Follow us on TikTok ► www.tiktok.com/letterslive Follow for updates from KOKO: LinkedIn:   / koko-foundation   Instagram: @thekokofoundation | @kokocamden Facebook: www.facebook.com/KOKOLondon TikTok:   / koko_london   X (Twitter): https://x.com/kokolondon?lang=en YouTube:    / @kokoculture