Hugh Laurie

Hugh Laurie channels his 'inner-model'

In trying to leave politics out of it from the endorsement of cosmetics vs. a support of a ban on cosmetic testing discussion, this is just a really funny clip that you would least expect to see from the likes of Dr. Gregory House, Bertie Wooster or Prince George.

Why is Hugh Laurie so popular?

Hugh Laurie's been getting a lot of attention. He's turned from a man with a limp who can put on a decent American accent, to a man with a guitar who can put on a decent American accent. The difference is that Hugh Laurie is pretending to be a doctor in House, whereas on his album Let Them Talk he is playing himself.

Video - House star Hugh Laurie: 'This is a dream'

Hugh Laurie joined BBC Breakfast to talk about his musical career. The Blackadder star is more recently recognisable for his role in the US hit series House, which has brought him huge acclaim and recognition in Hollywood.

Laurie's other great passion is music and he is releasing his debut album called "Let Them Talk", which celebrates the blues sound of New Orleans.

Video: Hugh Laurie on success and singing the blues

Hugh Laurie talks about starring in the hit TV series House and his new blues album.

Peter Capaldi: 'People ask me to tell them to #@*! off'

After playing everyone's favourite foul-mouthed spin doctor in The Thick of It, Peter Capaldi was surely destined for Hollywood. But as the actor tells Gerard Gilbert, he's no Hugh Laurie...

Hugh Laurie plays first ever blues gig

House star Hugh Laurie celebrates release of debut blues album with intimate New Orleans gig.

Hugh Laurie: I'm just grumpy because I'm Scottish

Hugh Laurie blames his "miserable" nature on his family's Scottish roots.

Fry and Laurie Reunited, G.O.L.D., review

Michael Deacon reviews Fry and Laurie Reunited, G.O.L.D.'s documentary about Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie's comedy partnership.

Fry & Laurie - Reunited | TV Review

GOLD couldn't have gone far wrong with this well-judged and timely reunion, with public affection for Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie - once one of comedy's biggest double acts - sky high at the moment.

Since Fry and Laurie last shared the screen 15 years ago, Stephen Fry is now such a national treasure he's now owned by the National Trust, and Hugh Laurie is now the highest-paid actor on US TV. Not bad for a pair of Cambridge graduates, eh? In this special, when they're not giggling, they talk about their friendship, double-act, and ask each other all sorts of impertinent questions.