Aisling Bea
- 40 years old
- Irish
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
Press clippings
Horror Get Away with Nick Frost picked up by Sky Cinema
New horror comedy film Get Away, which stars Aisling Bea and Nick Frost, has been bought for distribution in the UK by Sky.
British Comedy Guide, 24th October 2024Aisling Bea gives birth
Aisling Bea has welcomed her first child with her boyfriend Jack Freeman.
Daily Mail, 26th August 2024And Mrs review
Aisling Bea does her best in And Mrs, a tonally uneven comedy about a woman determined to marry her dead fiancé, but even she can't breathe life into a clumsy script.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 20th August 2024Aisling Bea announces pregnancy with first baby in iconic way
Aisling Bea has announced she's pregnant with a hilarious series of photos showing off her baby bump.
Pierra Willix, Metro, 3rd June 2024Swede Caroline review
This mockumentary about the heated world of veg growers should be awful - but it's laugh-out-loud funny.
Francesca Steele, i Newspaper, 19th April 2024Swede Caroline review
Although the conspiracy at the heart of this vegetable-based caper isn't as enthralling as it could have been, the joy of this feature comes from watching this ludicrous tale play out.
Andrew Murray, The Upcoming, 18th April 2024Swede Caroline review
Marrow mockumentary is gourd for a laugh.
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian, 17th April 2024Swede Caroline review
Lovably eccentric mockumentary delves into the shady world competitive veg growing.
Kevin Ibbotson-Wight, The Wee Review, 16th April 2024Swede Caroline review
Featuring giant squash, allotment sabotage, sex parties, big country piles, double entendres and a madcap conspiracy centred around a marrow called Ricky, this comedic "mockumentary" is about as brilliantly British as you can get - and it is hilarious.
Laura Stott, The Sun, 11th April 2024Aisling Bea: 'Bury me in a coffin made out of potato waffles'
The actor and screenwriter on bouncing off Domhnall Gleeson in Alice & Jack, why Irish stars are having a moment, and the legacy of Sinéad O'Connor.
Michael Hogan, The Guardian, 25th February 2024