Frank Tully
- Actor
Press clippings Page 88
Cleese rules out return of Fawlty
The Fawlty Towers cast will never make another episode because they are "too old and tired", John Cleese has said.
Liam Allen, BBC News, 7th May 2009TV Review: The Justin Lee Collins Show
What kind of idiotic tagnut would give a green light to a programme like The Justin Lee Collins Show? To give me a show hosted entirely by a man who seems to have based his entire career on looking like Barkley from Sesame Street and mugging like Roland Rat is ludicrous enough. To then announce that the guests would be two people even more loathsome than the host... notably buttock-faced Stay Puft Marshmallow jock, Chris Moyles and squidgy faced talent void Eamonn Holmes is, quite frankly, taking a big steaming dump in the wound. It's beggars belief. It really is. Someone, somewhere, is making a living from such a wretched decision.
mofgimmers, TV Scoop, 1st May 2009The brilliance of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle
Anyway, is Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle very clever and funny, and full of things that you are still thinking about the next morning while you jog in the spring sunshine at 8am? Yes. Of course.
Caitlin Moran, The Times, 21st March 2009Review: The Stewart Lee Comedy Vehicle 1x1
This was intelligent, funny stuff that actually makes you think and stays with you afterwards, which is more than can be said for Horne & Corden.
The Medium Is Not Enough, 18th March 2009Stewart Lee Interview
Veteran comic Stewart Lee has been described as a 'crumpled Morrissey' and he's officially the 41st best stand up of all time.
UKTV, 16th March 2009Stewart Lee on his Comedy Vehicle
The man behind Fist of Fun (with Richard Herring) and Jerry Springer - The Opera is back on screen in his own 'Comedy Vehicle'. He talks to The Times.
Stephen Armstrong, The Sunday Times, 15th March 2009Taking a stand pays off for Stewart Lee
Stewart Lee has had something of a tumultuous relationship with television. Widely regarded as one of this country's riskiest and most insightful stand-up comedians, the last time Lee fronted a TV show of any kind was ten years ago, when he appeared with Richard Herring in BBC2 show This Morning With Richard Not Judy.
David Baldwin, Metro, 12th March 2009Lee Mack Interview
A brief interview with Lee Mack. See our own interview for a more in-depth discussion with the star.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 3rd February 2009Lee Mack Interview
Sitcom writer and stand-up Lee Mack tells The Independent the secrets of being funny on TV.
Rob Sharp, The Independent, 26th January 2009Interview with Olivia Lee
The London Paper asks Olivia some questions.
The London Paper, 28th August 2008