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Graham Duff

  • English
  • Actor, writer, producer and script editor

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Stewart Lee & Richard Herring: how we made Fist of Fun

Richard Herring: 'We got a lot of saucy letters. And someone even sent in a Brian May made out of liquorice'.

Laura Barnett, The Guardian, 5th August 2014

Interview: Rubberbandits: Continental Fistfight

Everything you wouldn't expect from a musical comedy, the Rubberbandits are provocative, raucous and utterly unique.

Edinburgh Fringe Review, 31st July 2014

Rubberbandits - Continental Fistfight review

Easily the highlight of Continental Fistfight is the Bandits latest single, Dad's Best Friend.

Ben Williams, Time Out, 5th February 2014

BBC censor Fist of Fun DVD

BBC bods have censored the DVD release of Nineties comedy Fist Of Fun - removing references to Princess Diana and a joke about a comedian having sex with a child.

The Sun, 24th November 2012

Fosters vs Fisters: Choosing the best Fringe comedy

Is technology improving the Edinburgh Festival experience?

EDG, Edinburgh Guide, 23rd August 2012

Second series of Fist Of Fun to be released on DVD

The second series of Stewart Lee and Richard Herring's Fist Of Fun is to be released on DVD - after the first turned a profit.

Chortle, 22nd March 2012

Fist of Fun DVD review

Stewart Lee and Richard Herring's debut TV appearance given a DVD outing.

Brian Donaldson, The List, 28th February 2012

Your next box set: Fist of Fun

Surreal one-liners and juvenile humour abound in this look at the early, anarchic days of Stewart Lee and Richard Herring.

Tim Jonze, The Guardian, 7th February 2012

Ideal axed by BBC Three

Writer Graham Duff has confirmed that BBC Three has declined to commission an 8th series of cult sitcom Ideal.

British Comedy Guide, 3rd August 2011

Ideal: The Red Mist

Okay, you might want to stand back, because I am about to stick my neck out. I am going to do it by saying this; I believe Ideal is the most ethnically diverse programme on British TV. Our huge cast of characters encompasses Black, Asian, Caucasian, Mixed-Race, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, American, Greek, Russian, heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual and blind. We even have a recovering necrophiliac.

Graham Duff, BBC Comedy, 30th June 2011

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