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Mrs Brown Christmas specials could be last ever
Brendan O'Carroll has said no to another series and ruled out a sequel to big-screen hit Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie, son Danny claims.
Adelina Campos, Daily Record, 7th December 2014Brendan O'Carroll and Ben Kellett on film's success
Exclusive clip also shows how Mrs Brown's Boys big screen journey was 'a love letter to Dublin'.
Danny Walker, The Mirror, 31st October 2014Brendan O'Carroll rejected Mrs Brown on Strictly
Comedian Brendan O'Carroll turned down a chance for Mrs Brown to tango on hit show Strictly Come Dancing, he has revealed.
Lynne Kelleher, The Mirror, 22nd September 2014Brendan O'Carroll solves century-old family murder
The creator of the BBC show Mrs Brown's Boys finally nailed the identity of the real-life killer after sifting through documents dating back to the Irish War of Independence.
Nicola Methven, The Mirror, 17th August 2014Mrs Brown's Boys D'sequel? Yes please says BBC
Head of BBC Films Christine Langan tells RadioTimes.com that she would be keen to make a second film based on Brendan O'Carroll's Irish matriarch.
Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 10th July 2014BBC wants Mrs Brown's Boys chat show
The BBC is reportedly looking into the possibility of a chat show hosted by Brendan O'Carroll in the guise of Mrs Brown.
British Comedy Guide, 6th July 2014Plans for Mrs Brown spin-off show based at hairdressers
Gary Hollywood will be the mainstay of a spin-off comedy set inside Wash & Blow, the fictional hair salon in Mrs Brown's Boys. Writer Brendan O'Carroll will also star as shop owner Mario while Rory Cowan will continue as Dino's husband Rory Brown.
Marion Scott, Daily Record, 29th June 2014Billy Connolly to appear on Who Do You Think You Are?
Billy Connollly, Brendan O'Carroll, Julie Walters and Brain Blessed are amongst those who will appear on the next series of family tree show Who Do You Think You Are?
Susanna Lazarus, Radio Times, 27th June 2014Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie - 'flatly indifferent cash-in'
Brendan O'Carroll's Mrs Brown's Boys has reached the big screen spin-off, and may well become as successful as The Inbetweeners Movie - but on this evidence, it doesn't deserve to.
Mike McCahill, The Guardian, 27th June 2014Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie, review: 'anti-funny'
The big-screen outing of Brendan O'Carroll's popular sitcom lacks the charm, warmth and ambition of its source material.
Robbie Collin, The Telegraph, 27th June 2014