Neil Morrissey banned from bar near his French retreat after owners object to ‘le binge drinking’

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    When Neil Morrissey bought a home in rural France, he finally seemed well on the way to ditching his wild man image.

    The actor – who found fame as lager-guzzling Tony in award-winning BBC comedy Men Behaving Badly – hoped he would be welcomed into the community of Lot-et-Garonne.

    But now Morrissey, 48, the region’s most famous ‘Anglo-Saxon’, is being targeted for encouraging alcohol-fuelled rowdiness known as ‘le binge-drinking’.

    Indeed, the situation grew so out of hand recently that the all-French staff at Les Arcades, one of the area’s most popular bars, produced a poster featuring a picture of Morrissey accompanied by the legend ‘Do not serve this man’.

    They claimed the popular actor became a negative influence while enjoying his favourites of beer and whisky chasers.

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    Neil Morrissey banned from bar near his French retreat after owners object to ‘le binge drinking’