“Anne Robinson there grazing by that tree. That one over there, Andrew Marr. The Dimbleby brothers. They’re just various builders.”
In context
Alan: And I like to imagine each one of them as various people who wronged me in the past. Anne Robinson there grazing by that tree. That one over there, Andrew Marr. The Dimbleby brothers. They’re just various builders.
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The scene
Alan stares at a field of sheep and imagines each as an enemy.
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Quick answers
Who says "Anne Robinson there grazing by that tree. That one over..."?
Alan Partridge says it in Welcome to the Places of My Life.
Where is this Alan Partridge quote from?
It is from Welcome To The Places Of My Life (Welcome to the Places of My Life). The full script is on this site.