Frank Tully
- Actor
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Audio: Cleese and Palin relive the Life of Brian debate
Michael Palin told The Today Programme that he prepared for the debate "quite carefully". "I didn't know what the Church's attitude was going to be - that's what I felt when I turned up there," he continued.
BBC News, 30th December 2013Strictly Come Dancing special sees Rufus Hound bleeding
Rufus Hound's appearance on the festive show reportedly took a turn for the worse when he was accidentally cut open by a plastic fish.
The Mirror, 18th December 2013Lee Mack reveals Everybody Loves Raymond remake scrapped
Lee Mack has revealed that the BBC remake of US sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond will not go ahead.
British Comedy Guide, 13th December 2013Audio: John Cleese and Michael Palin on Python Reunion
John Cleese told The Today Programme it has been "extraordinary to have such a positive reaction" since announcing their reunion.
BBC News, 27th November 2013Video - John Cleese: More Python dates if tickets sell
Following the announcement of the reunion of the legendary Monty Python team, John Cleese has suggested it may not be a one-off performance.
Talking to Andrew Marr, Cleese added the forthcoming arena show would include memorable Python moments and that further shows might be added, depending on ticket sales. Cleese added the team would be "having fun" while 'paying off Terry Jones' mortgage'.
Andrew Marr, BBC News, 24th November 2013Michael Palin to host Today Programme with John Cleese
The two Monty Python members will discuss The Life of Brian during the guest editing of The Today Programme between Christmas and New Year.
Alice Vincent, The Telegraph, 20th November 2013Review: Stewart Lee, Much A-Stew About Nothing
It would, of course, be delusional to conclude he'd taken on board what I said but I found it interesting that he had moved the most audience-testing section to the end of the evening and didn't refer to the crowd using four-letter words.
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, 20th November 2013Giving Stewart Lee way to an acquired taste in comedy
Well, well, if I ever thought I was in Stewart Lee's comedy 'bad books', I think Dominic Cavendish of The Telegraph may well have topped me.
Julian Hall, The Stage, 15th November 2013Review: Stewart Lee, Much A-Stew About Nothing
Faultless entertainment from a comic at the top of his game.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 14th November 2013Opinion: Has Stewart Lee gone too meta this time?
The trouble with Lee is that these days his comedy is so "meta" it is hard to know on what level to take his material.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 10th November 2013