Ford Kiernan

Still Game to return in stage adaptation

BBC sitcom Still Game is to make a return after a six-year absence in a stage adaptation with the blessing of Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill, the duo behind the series.

Greg Hemphill: stress ended Ford Kiernan friendship

Still Game star Greg Hemphill has revealed how the pressure of filming six series of the hit comedy ended his partnership with Ford Kiernan - and killed their friendship.

Ford Kiernan interview

Brad Pitt and Halle Berry headed to Glasgow to shoot new movies - but Ford Kiernan's going the other way.

Interview: Ford Kiernan, actor

Funnyman Ford Kiernan has gone straight-ish to play a journalist in a new telly drama so it seems reasonable to ask him how he feels when he's under the hack's scrutiny - about the kind of questions he gets asked and the one that always makes him want to gnaw on a bunch of beermats.

Ford Kiernan interview

Ford Kiernan says: "Some sections of the press seem to have an idea that Greg and I fell out. We didn't. We still talk. The BBC just ran a raft of reruns of Still Game and got phenomenal ratings, which we were very surprised about. The characters might come back. Nobody died, nobody got killed off."

Still Game's Gavin Mitchell films at T In The Park

Actor Gavin Mitchell, the man who minded the bar in Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill's comedy, is looking forward to the UK premiere of You Instead at the Glasgow Film Festival this week. Director David McKenzie shot the film live and improvised amid the mud and general mayhem of T in the Park 2010.

Hemphill on why he decided to split with Kiernan

Comedy star Greg Hemphill last night broke the silence on his split with Chewin' The Fat partner Ford Kiernan.

Connell and Florence interview

Meet comics Robert Florence and Iain Connell, the duo who are set to take over from Scottish comedy kings Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill...

BBC Scotland have nothing to crow about. Their new comedy Happy Hollidays gave me a***-ache.

I could see every pun coming a mile off in the new series about a caravan park starring Ford Kiernan - and not one of them was funny.

Give me sexy wee Babs Windsor in Carry On Camping anyday. There hasn't been a decent BBC comedy since the Still Game crew all fell out. The follow-ups Dear Green Place and now Happy Hollidays have been lame, to say the least. Ford, pal, please. It's time to kiss and make up with Greg Hemphill - you're simply not funny without him.