Harry Hill
- 60 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, executive producer, comedian, director and editor
Press clippings Page 35
Harry Hill: TOWIE helped kill off TV Burp
Comedian Harry Hill, 47, tells Metro why his new show is a bit like Steps getting back together, why The Only Way Is Essex spelled the end of TV Burp and learning the ropes in a Mexican restaurant.
Andrew Williams, Metro, 21st August 2012Harry Hill: 'I've hidden my awards away'
Speaking to promote a new one-off Channel 4 show, Whatever Happened To Harry Hill?, the joker also talked about plans for a new film.
Mark Jefferies, The Mirror, 14th August 2012Harry Hill interview
The uncompromisingly 'daft' Harry Hill talks comedy bugbears, life after TV Burp - and why X Factor: the musical is his most surreal gig yet.
Stuart Husband, The Telegraph, 13th August 2012Harry Hill working on a film & X Factor musical
Harry Hill has confirmed he's working on a film project, writing X Factor - The Musical, and that he has no plans to return to TV Burp.
British Comedy Guide, 13th August 2012Harry Hill rules out bringing back hit show
Harry Hill has said hit show TV Burp caused him "extreme boredom and extreme stress" and has ruled out it ever returning.
Mark Jefferies, The Mirror, 11th August 2012'Bring on the wall' for Harry Hill's mad art
Like so many of the country's top comedians, Harry Hill honed his art at Edinburgh's Fringe Festival. But this year, the comic returns not just as a stand-up, but also with his own art exhibition, which is as quirky and madcap as the man himself.
Tim Cornwall, The Scotsman, 4th August 2012Paddy McGuinness to host TV Burp style show for C4
Paddy McGuinness is leaping into Harry Hill's grave with a TV Burp-style show for Channel 4.
The Sun, 28th July 2012Harry Hill exhibits paintings and sculptures
TV Burp comedian displays other side in My Hobby.
Allan Radcliffe, The List, 27th July 2012Comedy gold: Harry Hill's Hooves
He's better known as the big-collared star of TV Burp, but this versatile performer has done some quacking work on stage.
Leo Benedictus, The Guardian, 5th July 2012Alistair McGowan interview
Alistair McGowan on channelling Roy Hodgson, Harry Hill and Jedward for his new comedic sports show, You Cannot Be Serious!
Steven MacKenzie, The Big Issue, 21st June 2012