Charlie Brooker
- 54 years old
- English
- Writer, executive producer, presenter, satirist and producer
Press clippings Page 43
Charlie Brooker interview
GQ interviews Charlie Brooker, the funniest man in print journalism and now the funniest man on TV.
James Mullinger, GQ, 4th November 2010Charlie Brooker: 10 of the best Screen Burn columns
Here are some of his most memorable TV columns from the past decade. Which are your favourites?
Tim Lusher, The Guardian, 16th October 2010Charlie Brooker: Why I'm calling time on Screen Burn
TV stars can breathe a little easier: our uniquely grumpy critic has decided to call it quits.
Charlie Brooker, The Guardian, 15th October 2010Jimmy Carr commissioned for Channel 4 show
The comedian will feature with Charlie Brooker, David Mitchell and Lauren Laverne in a topical comedy series called 10 O'Clock Live.
Tara Conlan, The Guardian, 7th September 2010Charlie Brooker and Konnie Huq's secret Vegas wedding
Konnie Huq and TV critic Charlie Brooker have married in a secret ceremony in Las Vegas.
Daily Mail, 29th August 2010James Corden's World Cup Live: The Aftermath
These half hour 'celebrations of football' will not be presented by Charlie Brooker and David Mitchell but the distinctively less amusing James Corden and Abbey Clancy.
Sean Marland, On The Box, 12th June 2010Konnie Huq to marry Charlie Brooker
Despite the differences, Charlie Brooker and Konnie Huq have become engaged after nine months together.
Sara Nathan, Daily Mail, 9th June 2010Huq has to cancel romantic trip with Charlie Brooker
Hard-working Konnie Huq has had to cancel a romantic trip to Las Vegas with new love Charlie Brooker - despite joking they had planned a quickie wedding.
The Sun, 9th June 2010Faber gets funny with Tucker tie-in
Faber is swearing by the first official tie-in to political comedy "The Thick of It" and its film spin-off, "In the Loop", as part of an autumn season of comedy, which will include titles from Sarah Silverman, Harry Hill and Charlie Brooker.
Katie Allen, The Bookseller, 4th June 2010The powers of Charlie Brooker's persuasiveness are showcased in all their splendour on So Wrong It's Right (Radio 4, Tuesday), the panel game that celebrates "the wrong side of life". This week, Brooker got Liza Tarbuck to admit to rigging up a homemade device and siphoning off petrol from her dad Jimmy's saloon ("He kept us on quite a tight leash, financially," was her defence). Richard Herring, meanwhile, confessed he once pooed his own pants - and seemed delighted to be telling all. In case you're worried, he was still at primary school at the time.
Camilla Redmond, The Guardian, 3rd June 2010