Dawn French
- 67 years old
- Welsh
- Actor, writer and comedian
Press clippings Page 33
Is Dawn French more beautiful than Angelina Jolie?
Dawn French, Fern Britton and Ugly Betty were ranked more beautiful than Angelina in the results of a new survey.
Grazia, 10th November 2010Video - Five Minutes With: Dawn French
Comedian and actor Dawn French talks to Matthew Stadlen about the pressure to be funny, her life philosophy, being short, bossy and cheerful and how she enjoyed "breaking" Jennifer Saunders' legs.
Matthew Stadlen, BBC News, 6th November 2010Dawn French raps BBC for axing Jam and Jerusalem
Dawn French has hit out at the BBC for axing pal Jennifer Saunders' ratings winner Jam and Jerusalem.
The Sun, 6th November 2010Dawn French hints that Vicar Of Dibley could return
Dawn French has hinted that there's a small possibility The Vicar Of Dibley, the hit BBC sitcom in which she starred, could return.
British Comedy Guide, 4th November 2010Dawn French: Lenny Henry and I are still best friends
Comedy star Dawn French said she remained "the best of mates" with ex-husband Lenny Henry despite the couple's divorce earlier this week.
Evening Standard, 29th October 2010A special edition of the macabre comedy thriller from The League of Gentlemen's Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton. It centres on a television location manager, Shearsmith, who has taken his camera with him to the abandoned ruins of the fictional Ravenhill Psychiatric Hospital. He is investigating stories about the ghost of its evil former governess, Edwina Kenchington (Eileen Atkins), for a Most Haunted style programme. In true Psychoville style, the episode is both hilarious and unsettling. Four eccentric tales of terror unfold, each featuring one of the regular characters from the series - the bitter, one-handed children's entertainer Mr Jelly (Shearsmith), the deranged midwife Joy (Dawn French) and her baby, the blind millionaire Mr Lomax (Pemberton), and the serial-killer enthusiast David Sowerbutts (Pemberton again) and his mother. The Mr Jelly one - which sees him opening the door to two mysterious trick-or-treaters - is the strangest, and the funniest. Artfully written and well acted, like the previous award-winning series, this may at times be too odd and too disturbing for some viewers to stomach.
Clive Morgan, The Telegraph, 29th October 2010The Comic Strip: 30 years on
Dawn French et al look back on the halcyon days of Paul Raymond's Revue Bar.
Nigel Farndale, The Telegraph, 27th October 2010Dawn French and Lenny Henry granted 'quickie' divorce
Dawn French and Lenny Henry were divorced today on the grounds of his 'unreasonable behaviour'.
Daily Mail, 25th October 2010Dawn French's debut novel
An exclusive extract from 'A Tiny Bit Marvellous'.
Dawn French, The Telegraph, 25th October 2010Dawn French interview
In the last year, Dawn French has separated from her husband, written her first novel and discovered that she'd much rather go for a walk than play the London Palladium.
John Preston, The Telegraph, 25th October 2010