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 |
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 | Actor |
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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