Harry Hill
- 60 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, executive producer, comedian, director and editor
Press clippings Page 21
Burt Kwouk: Harry Hill remembers Pink Panther star
They joined forces on Harry Hill's Channel 4 show in the 90s. Now Harry recalls the late actor's wit, love of film, and his relationship with Peter Sellers.
Harry Hill, The Guardian, 24th May 2016For Little Alan, comedy review
Last night's tribute to Matt Bradstock-Smith beautifully evoked the childlike surrealism of his days playing Harry Hill's son Little Alan, in the Nineties.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 17th May 2016For Little Alan review
Party like it's 1994! The boys in the Pub Band are back together - and exploding into silliness.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 17th May 2016Jack Dee and Harry Hill to star in online sitcom
Jack Dee, Harry Hill and Romesh Ranganathan are amongst the stars to sign up for The Mayoress, a new online sitcom project.
British Comedy Guide, 6th May 2016Harry Hill to host spoof cooking show on Sky
Harry Hill is to host a new entertainment series for Sky1. Harry Hill's Tea-Time will be a mix of a chat show and spoof cooking show. He is also working on a sitcom for the BBC.
British Comedy Guide, 7th April 2016BBC iPlayer announces Funny Valentines 2016 line-up
Harry Hill, Adil Ray, Stephen Mangan and Suranne Jones will star in BBC iPlayer's 2016 line-up of Funny Valentines comedy shorts.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd January 2016Preview: Harry Hill in Professor Branestawm Returns
It is fair to say that this will be a pretty Marmite affair, dependent very much on whether you find Hill's brand of inoffensive, zany, slapstick-silliness funny, or a total turn-off.
Joshua Worth, On The Box, 24th December 2015A second outing for Harry Hill as the Steve Jobs of slapstick inventions, absent-mindedly terrorising the quaint village of Great Pagwell with his daft contraptions. Branestawm's pre-eminence is challenged by snide Professor Algebrain (Steve Pemberton), a heel-clicking Euro-rival determined to win a lucrative inventing competition bequeathed by the late Lady Pagwell. A considerable amount of buffoonery ensues. The game cast includes Vicki Pepperdine and Simon Day.
Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 24th December 2015Harry Hill on Professor Branestawm
Madcap comic says he is always interested in testing himself - even if it means making brave failures like presenting Stars in their Eyes and writing his X Factor musical I Can't Sing.
Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 24th December 2015Preview: Harry Hill's Professor Branestawm is back
The show is cheesy, corny but winningly charming as Charlie Higson packs his script with all the silliness he can muster.
Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 24th December 2015