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David Walliams

David Walliams

  • 53 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer and author

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Video - David Walliams: Blessed Olympics are in London

David Walliams has said that he feels 'blessed' that the Olympics are being hosted in London.

Speaking from Team GB house, the comedian said: "There is something very special about sport, something very special about the Olympics".

Huw Edwards, BBC News, 1st August 2012

David Walliams hosting new BBC One panel show pilot

David Walliams is hosting a pilot episode of a new BBC One panel show format called I Love My Country, with Frank Skinner and Greg Davies as the team captains.

British Comedy Guide, 13th July 2012

True bromance: David Walliams interviews Russell Brand

Russell Brand doesn't read the papers, now that he's in them - but that doesn't stop him having opinions on everything from the meaning of Britishness to the "spirituality" of socialism. David Walliams tries to keep up.

David Walliams, The New Statesman, 11th July 2012

As far as party hosts go, you can do far worse than the cheeky and infectious Alan Carr. That said, his celebrity guest list for this two-hour bash, which includes sketches, music, mad games and audience participation, is a bizarre one, ranging as it does from Justin Bieber and David Walliams to the cast of Made In Chelsea and, um, Carol Vorderman.

Sharon Lougher and Larushka Ivan-Zadeh, Metro, 8th June 2012

The Jubilee fun may be over, but the irrepressible Alan Carr wants a summer party too - and he's convinced a wide selection of TV and music stars to join him at the not especially cosy Channel 4 HQ. Carr is the perfect party host - loud, funny, generous with drinks and able to keep any potential party poopers chatting for hours. David Walliams, Justin Bieber, The Saturdays and Rizzle Kicks all stop by to join in the fun.

The Telegraph, 7th June 2012

It's a two-hour live show presented by a "national treasure", with "national treasure" guests, celebrating our "national treasures". If you're already getting jaded by this summer's incessant wheeling out of forgotten athletes and coronation chicken, this is probably not for you. Carr will be joined by David Walliams, the cast of Made In Chelsea and, er, Justin Bieber. They'll compete to prove how game for a laugh they are in a series of sketches and turns.

Clare Considine, The Guardian, 7th June 2012

David Walliams to deliver South Shields lecture

Britain's Got Talent judge and comedian David Walliams will deliver the 2013 South Shields Lecture, Labour MP David Miliband has announced.

Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 10th May 2012

David Walliams and Timothy Spall gatecrash wedding

Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams and Harry Potter star Timothy Spall crashed their wedding during a break from filming the new BBC period-style comedy series, Blandings.

Gordon Smart, The Sun, 8th May 2012

David Wallliams: Wife doesn't like me talking to Cowell

Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams admits he has struck up a "bromance" with show boss Simon Cowell - to the disgust of his stunning wife Lara Stone.

Gordon Smart, The Sun, 5th May 2012

Expect an explosion of camp and innuendo face-off when host Alan Carr welcomes comedian David Walliams to the studio tonight. The men's penchant for Carry On-style humour means it's likely to be liberally sprinkled throughout an episode that also welcomes guests Amanda Holden, Walliams's fellow judge on Britain's Got Talent, comedian Eddie Izzard and the cast of the reality show Made In Chelsea. Music comes from American indie rock band Gossip.

Vicki Power, The Telegraph, 3rd May 2012

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