Harry Hill
- 60 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, executive producer, comedian, director and editor
Press clippings Page 29
Harry Hill: The Movie - Review
Too many ideas that might look zany and original on paper actually seem increasingly futile, even desperate.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 20th December 2013The Harry Hill Movie - review
After a zippy opening 15 minutes, the duff jokes and spoofs accumulate and everyone starts to look stranded on screen.
Ryan Gilbey, The Guardian, 20th December 2013Harry Hill Movie - Review
There's not enough here to sustain 88 minutes, too many of the jokes fall flat and the image of Julie Walters rapping isn't one you'll be able to shift soon. But the set-piece gags are memorable.
Tom Huddleston, Time Out, 20th December 2013Video: Mark Kermode reviews The Harry Hill Movie
Mark Kermode reviews The Harry Hill Movie. He says he didn't laugh once.
BBC, 20th December 2013Harry Hill poses for spoof 'at home' Hello photoshoot
Harry Hill poses in his reindeer slippers and smoking jacket 'at home' in a spoof photoshoot for a glossy magazine.
Danny Walker, The Mirror, 16th December 2013Julie Walters on playing Harry Hill's nan in new film
Playing the role was great fun but Julie Walters, mum to Maisie, 25, says she is in no rush to become a grandmother in real life.
Melissa Thompson, The Mirror, 9th December 2013Harry Hill to perform musical sketch for Children In Need
Harry Hill has devised and filmed a spoof of A-Ha's classic 1985 music video to Take On Me for Children In Need 2013. Here are some pictures.
British Comedy Guide, 6th November 2013Review: Marmaduke Spatula's F**kin Spectacular Cabaret
Marmaduke Spatula, otherwise known as Seymour Mace, is basically the bastard lovechild of Vic, Bob, and Harry Hill.
John-Paul Stephenson, Giggle Beats, 6th October 2013Harry Hill's X Factor musical launches in London
Harry Hill has said his forthcoming X Factor musical is not just for fans of the ITV talent show.
Genevieve Hassan, BBC News, 3rd September 2013Harry Hill's X Factor musical mocking Simon Cowell
Cowell is set to be the butt of many jokes − from lovechilds to high trouser waistlines - but he is taking them in good spirit.
Mark Brown, The Guardian, 2nd September 2013