Catherine Tate
- 55 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, director and executive producer
Press clippings Page 2
Queen Of Oz loses a third of its viewers
Catherine Tate's new sitcom Queen Of Oz shed more than a third of its viewers between its first two episodes.
Chortle, 27th June 2023Review: Queen Of Oz
Thanks to David Jason's The Royal Bodyguard, Queen Of Oz cannot be labelled the worst regal BBC sitcom ever made. It's a strong second though.
Ian Hyland, The Mirror, 22nd June 2023Queen Of Oz review
"You can't satirise the royals - they're unimprovable".
Camilla Long, The Sunday Times, 18th June 2023Netflix axed Hard Cell without telling me says Catherine Tate
Netflix axed Catherine Tate's prison comedy Hard Cell after one series without telling her, the comedian has revealed, leaving her to learn of its cancellation through "someone else's agent".
British Comedy Guide, 17th June 2023Queen Of Oz review
Some of the supporting cast put in a game effort, but sympathies go out them for being hitched to such a limp excuse for a comedy which - after The Nan Movie and Netflix series Hard Cell - completes a hat-trick of Catherine Tate comedy flops. Still, she's good in Doctor Who...
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 16th June 2023Queen Of Oz review
Princess Georgiana is 'a total embarrassment' and so is the show: Just. Not. Funny.
Helen Fear, Entertainment Daily, 16th June 2023Queen Of Oz review
Alexa, play God Save the Queen. The Sex Pistols one.
Rebecca Cook, Digital Spy, 16th June 2023Queen Of Oz review
Catherine Tate is truly monstrous in her new BBC sitcom.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 16th June 2023Queen Of Oz review
It's hard to feel sorry for Catherine Tate's exiled spoilt brat.
Rachael Healy, i Newspaper, 16th June 2023Queen Of Oz review
For a show that on paper reads like a promising send up of the monarchy, while also dodging a lot of the current scraps surrounding our royal family (whom this incarnation most certainly is not) watching Queen Of Oz leaves us wondering if we're supposed to be rooting for Georgie or laughing at her. The prospect of it being the former makes the whole thing decidedly less enjoyable.
Rebecca Cook, Digital Spy, 16th June 2023