Hugh Laurie
- 65 years old
- English
- Actor and writer
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Hugh Laurie cannot get rid of his fake limp
Hugh Laurie has admitted it is impossible to leave his limp behind after eight series of playing grumpy Dr Gregory House.
The Sun, 22nd May 2012A bit more Fry & Laurie, please...
Stephen Fry says he and Hugh Laurie are working together again. For F & L superfan Jack Seale, that's enormous news...
Jack Seale, Radio Times, 15th May 2012Video: 20 of Fry & Laurie's best bits
Hurrah, and indeed, huzzah. As either Stephen Fry or Hugh Laurie themselves might say.
Andrea Mann, The Huffington Post, 15th May 2012Fry & Laurie to reunite for new project
Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie are set to reunite for a new project, although details about the endeavour are not yet known.
British Comedy Guide, 14th May 2012Hugh Laurie announces the end of House
House, the long-running medical drama starring Hugh Laurie, is to come to an end this season.
The Telegraph, 9th February 2012Hugh Laurie used YouTube to prepare for his album
Hugh Laurie has confessed he scoured YouTube for how-to-sing videos before recording his debut album.
The Sun, 3rd January 2012Hugh Laurie to end 30-year TV career when House ends
Hugh Laurie will quit television after his award-winning medical drama House finishes.
Rick Fulton, Daily Record, 24th November 2011Video - Hugh Laurie: 'Music is my first love'
Hugh Laurie says it is difficult to cross over from a successful acting career into the world of music but the actor says music is his "first love".
In his debut album, Let them Talk, Laurie travelled to New Orleans to record sessions with Sir Tom Jones and his hero Dr John.
Laurie told BBC Breakfast he wept after recording a track with Dr John.
Sian Williams and Bill Turnbull, BBC News, 16th November 2011Hugh Laurie: happy now?
He has a huge salary, a musical career, and another sideline as a model... But only one of these makes the grizzled star of House truly happy.
Craig McLean, The Telegraph, 13th November 2011World records: Hugh Laurie is most watched man on TV
It was always going to be gamble for Hugh Laurie to attempt to morph from foppish Bertie Wooster into the cantankerous physician Dr Gregory House. But it seems to have paid off.
The Telegraph, 15th September 2011