His Jeffrey Archer mocks the real man and certainly mocks his overblown writing style.
Jeffrey Archer knew of my dilemma because I was careful to keep him informed.
But less than 24 hours later, after consulting his solicitor, Jeffrey Archer changed his story.
The political editor of the now defunct Sunday Today, Rupert Morris, had also talked to Jeffrey Archer.
And, of course, there was the 13-year-old Lord Jeffrey Archer scandal which came back to haunt the Tories.
That democracy landed them with Jeffrey Archer in the first place and has now seen their favourite barred.
Jeffrey Archer: The Truth is on BBC One on Sunday from 2100 - 2200 and 2215 - 2245 GMT.
Pieces from Jeffrey Archer's art collection have also been up for auction, including works by Sickert, Monet, Renoir, Rodin and Warhol.
Ironically, Jeffrey Archer has now been tripped up by the unused alibi he had constructed for the subsequent night Tuesday the 9th.
Jeffrey Archer - The Truth is part thriller, part Royal scandal and all farce that is sometimes utterly, utterly daft but funny.
Among Griffiths' many other TV credits were the dramas Jeffrey Archer: The Truth, in which he played Willie Whitelaw, and Hope and Glory.
In Britain, Jonathan Aitken and Jeffrey Archer, two members of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher's government, have both served time behind bars for perjury.
Mr Crick's best work has involved unmasking villains such as Jeffrey Archer, the novelist and Tory politician, who is now in prison for perjury.
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The area where Jeffrey Archer lied, to my knowledge, is in his repeated denials that he told me that he had met Monica Coghlan.
In the trial Terence Baker and Jeffrey Archer also gave different accounts of when and how they had first discussed whether Baker could provide an alibi.
One notable detour for the theme came in 2001, when the producers used an 80s-style remixed version for a special programme about the life and times of Jeffrey Archer.
The chancellor could have taken the title of Jeffrey Archer's most famous novel as the theme of his conference speech today - Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less.
Huhne's name will now be added to that list of John Profumo, Jonathan Aitken and Jeffrey Archer, politicians all brought down by their ability to lie to Parliament or the courts.
It may also be significant that Jeffrey Archer made no attempt to ask for corrections in the stories that appeared in the Observer and Sunday Today saying that he had met Ms Coghlan.
Among Griffiths' many other TV credits were the dramas Jeffrey Archer: The Truth, playing Willie Whitelaw, Hope and Glory, as well as appearing in comedies such as The Vicar Of Dibley, Ted And Ralph and Lovejoy.
Drop the Dead Donkey writer Guy Jenkins relishes making Jeffrey Archer an Indiana Jones-style hero - responsible for victory in the Gulf War, single-handedly blowing up the Iranian Embassy and prompting Sir Paul McCartney with every Beatles lyric.
Mr Francis now says that that was untrue, but claims he went along with constructing a bogus alibi only to help cover up for a romantic dinner which Jeffrey Archer said he wanted to conceal from his wife.
"We were given false assurances by Jeffrey Archer and as soon as we have had an allegation which has been substantiated and proved to be true we have acted quickly and correctly, " he told reporters outside Conservative Central Office.
With the action against the Star set down for an early trial, the paper's lawyers, Lovell White and King, wanted to know the source of my story in particular who had told me that Jeffrey Archer had met Monica Coghlan.
QC, repeatedly put to the jury was that Jeffrey Archer had considerable difficulty in constructing an alibi and was unsure in the immediate aftermath of the News of the World's story what to say about his whereabouts on September 8th.
Jeffrey Archer is a favourite to become the Tory candidate, and could pose a real challenge, particularly if Labour has a weak candidate although whether Mr Blair would prefer Labour to lose to Mr Archer, or win with Mr Livingstone, is a moot point.
Those who fell foul of him included politicians (Jonathan Aitken, Jeffrey Archer, Reginald Maudling), union leaders (Clive Jenkins), architects (John Poulson), journalists (notably his boss at the Mirror, David Montgomery), businessmen (the list is long), as well as disc jockeys, civil servants and countless others.
Terence Baker was cross-examined as to how he could be so sure that he had met Jeffrey Archer on Monday September 8th he had no record of a bill, no cheque stub, nor diary entry or credit-card voucher to confirm that he had been at the Caprice that night.
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