Frank Tully
- Actor
Press clippings Page 40
Iain Lee opens up about his depression
Iain Lee has opened up about his depression. The presenter and comedian wrote a blog post discussing his experiences with the disorder.
Harry Fletcher, Digital Spy, 4th February 2015Review: Stewart Lee
Not only did he provide the belly laughs, there was a catharsis in seeing someone like Lee plot a skilful course through some of the hottest topics of our times.
Luke Page, Diss Express, 2nd February 2015How John Cleese got his accidental start in comedy
Known for his work in Monty Python, on Fawlty Towers and in various movies, comedian and writer John Cleese was originally on a path to becoming a lawyer before finding himself "accidentally" in a comedy troupe. Jeffrey Brown talks with the British performer about early influences, advice for young comedians and his new memoir, So, Anyway.
Jeffrey Brown, PBS, 19th January 2015John Cleese interview: Americans are a miserable bunch
In a candid interview, comedy legend John Cleese talks religion, making mistakes in romance, and the physical effects of fame.
Jane Graham, The Big Issue, 13th January 2015Stewart Lee: 'I don't know where the ideas come from'
After years honing his singular brand of acerbic comedy, Stewart Lee is now regarded as one of the UK's top stand-ups. As the third series of his award-winning Comedy Vehicle is released on DVD - and he performs new material in preparation for a fourth - he answers questions from readers and famous admirers.
Tim Lewis, The Guardian, 4th January 2015Lee Ridley: how I found my voice on stage
Lost Voice Guy on his BBC New Comedy Award win, and how stand-up helped him find his voice.
Lee Ridley, Giggle Beats, 4th January 2015Lee Mack: Christmas episode could be the last
Lee Mack has hinted that Not Going Out is coming to an end after eight years.
What's On TV, 24th December 2014DVD review: Lee Mack, Hit The Road Mack
Self styled banter merchant Lee Mack isn't for everyone. His fast paced performances can feel a bit old fashioned at times; to the extent that you half expect him to be rounded up and carted back to the 1970s variety show he must have escaped from - or possibly the branch of Pontins where he used to work as a bluecoat. Nevertheless, this DVD shows him at his best and fans of Mack won't be disappointed.
Hilary Wardle, Giggle Beats, 22nd December 2014The Wrong Mans, review, series 2: a gleeful comedy romp
James Corden's action movie-comedy crossover is a combustible mix of hi-octane thrills and wry humour but it barely put a foot wrong.
Ed Power, The Telegraph, 22nd December 2014Stewart Lee: I've had it with comedy awards
Vanity and ambition drove me to attend my first British Comedy Awards in 20 years. I'm sorry, it won't happen again.
Stewart Lee, The Observer, 21st December 2014