
David Frost
- English
- Writer, producer, executive producer, presenter, journalist and satirist

Sir David Frost was an English producer, writer, journalist and presenter who was at the forefront of the 1960s' satire boom on television, hosting and producing a number of landmark satirical and sketch comedy series, such as The Frost Report and That Was The Week That Was. He played a key role in the early careers of comedians including many of the Pythons and The Two Ronnies.
Year | Production | Role |
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2024 | This Cultural Life: Michael Palin | Self (Archive Material) |
2023 | Annie Nightingale's Age Of Irreverence | Self (Archive Material) |
2015 | The Interviews - Series 1
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Self (Archive Material) |
2014 | Nixon's The One - Series 1 (as Sir David Frost)
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Host / Presenter |
2013 | The Museum Of Curiosity - Gallery 6
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Guest |
2013 | Sir David Frost: That Was The Life That Was | Self (Archive Material) |
2013 | The Two Ronnies Spectacle (as Sir David Frost) | Self |
2013 | David Frost - Hello, Good Evening & Farewell (as Sir David Frost) | Self (Archive Material) |
2013 | Frost On Sketch Shows | Host / Presenter |
2013 | Radio 2's History Of British Comedy
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Self |
2013 | Yes, Prime Minister: Re-Elected | Self |
2011 | 24 Hour Panel People | Guest |
2010 | Frost On Satire | Writer (Additional Material) |
2010 | Frost On Satire | Host / Presenter |
2010 | Hello, Good Evening, Welcome - The David Frost Story (as Sir David Frost) | Self |
2008 | The Man Who Made Eric & Ernie (as Sir David Frost) | Self |
2008 | Marty Feldman - Six Degrees Of Separation | Self |
2008 | The Frost Report Is Back! (as Sir David Frost) | Host / Presenter |
2008 | The Frost Report Is Back! (as Sir David Frost) | Executive Producer |
2008 | In Your Dreams | Executive Producer |
2006 | The Story Of Light Entertainment (as Sir David Frost)
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Self |
2006 | Comedy Connections - Series 4 (as Sir David Frost) | Self |
2005 | And It's Goodnight From Him: A Tribute To Ronnie Barker (as Sir David Frost) | Self |
2002 | Peter Cook - A Posthumorous Tribute (as Sir David Frost) | Host / Presenter |
2002 | Peter Cook - At A Slight Angle To The Universe (as Sir David Frost) | Self |
2002 | Double Trouble - Series 1
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Self (Archive Material) |
2001 | The Sketch Show Story
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Self |
2000 | The Unknown Peter Sellers (as Sir David Frost) | Self |
1997 | Ronnie Barker - A Life In Comedy | Self |
1988 | Spitting Image - 1988 Specials
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Executive Producer |
1987 | Spitting Image - 1987 Specials
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Executive Producer |
1986 | Spitting Image - Down And Out In The White House
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Executive Producer |
1981 | The Kenny Everett Television Show - 1981 Christmas Special
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Self |
1979 | The Morecambe & Wise Show - Christmas Special
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Guest |
1973 | Frost's Weekly | Host / Presenter |
1970 | The Rise And Rise Of Michael Rimmer | Executive Producer |
1968 | No - That's Me Over Here! - Series 2
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Executive Producer |
1968 | The Ronnie Barker Playhouse
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Executive Producer |
1967 | No - That's Me Over Here! - Series 1
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Executive Producer |
1967 | At Last The 1948 Show - Series 2
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Executive Producer |
1967 | At Last The 1948 Show - Series 1
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Executive Producer |
1966 | The Frost Report - Series 1 | Writer |
1966 | The Frost Report - Series 1
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Host / Presenter |
1963 | It's A Square World - Series 6
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Self |
1963 | That Was The Week That Was - Series 2 | Writer |
1963 | That Was The Week That Was - Series 2 | Host / Presenter |
1962 | That Was The Week That Was - Series 1 | Writer |
1962 | That Was The Week That Was - Series 1 | Host / Presenter |
0000 | Frost On Sunday - Series 1 | Host / Presenter |
0000 | Frost On Sunday - Series 2 | Host / Presenter |
Non-comedy TV and film credits may be found here:
David Frost on IMDb
- Born
- Friday 7th April 1939
- Died
- Saturday 31st August 2013 (aged 74)
- Title
- Sir David Frost
- Nationality
- English
- International Emmy Awards 2009
- Founders Award (Winner)
- Broadcasting Press Guild Awards 2009
- Harvey Lee Award (Winner)
- BAFTA Television Awards 2005
- BAFTA Fellowship (Winner)
- Primetime Emmy Awards 1971
- Outstanding Variety Series - Talk (Winner (The David Frost Show (USA)))
- Primetime Emmy Awards 1970
- Outstanding Variety, Music, or Comedy Series (Winner (The David Frost Show (USA)))
- BAFTA Television Awards 1966
- Richard Dimbleby Award (Winner)
- Primetime Emmy Awards 1965
- Outstanding Individual Achievements in Entertainment - Writers (Nominee)

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