Harry Hill
- 60 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, executive producer, comedian, director and editor
Press clippings Page 47
Harry Hill banned from 'Sgt Pepper 2' album by Beatles
Harry Hill has encountered some serious problems with his plans to release a new album of comedy tracks.
The Sun, 21st September 2010Your next box set: Harry Hill's TV Burp
Harry Hill has made an art out of zooming in on the preposterous, eye-popping bits of everyday TV, and it works deliriously, hilariously well.
Tim Lusher, The Guardian, 23rd July 2010Harry Hill signs record deal
Harry Hill has just signed a deal with Universal Records. The TV Burp genius will stick to what he knows best and issue albums of comic songs and other funny stuff.
The Sun, 8th July 2010Rude Britannia Tate Britain show celebrates comic art
The newest exhibition at Tate Britain in London is a grand celebration of Britain's taste for the "naughty but nice".
Rude Britannia takes a look at comic art, all the way from saucy postcards, to the savagery of political cartoons.
The BBC's David Sillito was given a guided tour by the comedian Harry Hill, who helped put it together.
David Sillito, BBC News, 8th June 2010Faber gets funny with Tucker tie-in
Faber is swearing by the first official tie-in to political comedy "The Thick of It" and its film spin-off, "In the Loop", as part of an autumn season of comedy, which will include titles from Sarah Silverman, Harry Hill and Charlie Brooker.
Katie Allen, The Bookseller, 4th June 2010Harry Hill's been framed
Chris Tarrant's fall from grace; Charles and Camilla's love-blob... Harry Hill's oils are quirky snapshots of celebrity Britain. Here, he discusses inspirations and introduces four of his masterpieces
Cedar Lewisohn, The Observer, 30th May 2010Harry Hill triumphs at Royal Television Society Awards
Comedian Harry Hill has scooped the top prize at the Royal Television Society Awards for his TV Burp show on ITV1.
BBC News, 17th March 2010Stars prepare for TV industry awards
Harry Hill, Ant and Dec and Michael McIntyre will battle it out for a top prize at the Royal Television Society Awards, which take place later.
BBC News, 16th March 2010Harry Hill in £5m ITV pay deal
Harry Hill has signed a new £5 million ITV deal. The comic had been courted by Sky, but decided to stay with ITV - for extra wonga.
The Sun, 12th March 2010Harry Hill signs two-year deal with ITV
Comedian will make two more series of TV Burp and You've Been Framed in multi-million pound deal.
Mark Sweney, The Guardian, 11th March 2010