Jack Whitehall
- 36 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, stand-up comedian and executive producer
Press clippings Page 26
Fresh Meat, Channel 4, TV review
The antics of this larger-than-life lot still appeals way beyond the student realm.
Sally Newall, The Independent, 23rd February 2016Fresh Meat review
When I first watched Fresh Meat I had no idea what to expect from the show or that over four years on it would still be going strong. However somehow Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong's university-based comedy drama has gone from strength to strength and they've been given the rare opportunity to end the series in the way they want to.
The Custard TV, 22nd February 2016Fresh Meat: it's time for the students to grow up
We may have seen the last of Peep Show, the fantastic long-running sitcom about two mismatched housemates, but another comedy from writers Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain still has one more hurrah to go. Fresh Meat (Channel 4), about a group of layabout, mismatched students in Manchester starring Jack Whitehall as misguided, perennially baffled public schoolboy JP, has begun its fourth and final series.
Charlotte Runcie, The Telegraph, 22nd February 20169 questions for the cast of Fresh Meat
JP, Vod, Howard, Oregon, Kingsley and Josie are back for one final series. But is this really the end of the Channel 4 comedy?
Susanna Lazarus, Radio Times, 22nd February 2016Fresh Meat review
The writers say they were inspired by The Young Ones, but all this proves is Jack Whitehall is no Rik Mayall.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 22nd February 2016Fresh Meat cast interview
Towards the end of last year, I caught up with the cast of Fresh Meat; Zawe Ashton (Vod), Charlotte Ritchie (Oregon), Joe Thomas (Kingsley), Kimberley Nixon (Josie) and Jack Whitehall (JP), ahead of the fourth (and sadly) final series.
Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 18th February 2016The return of a wilfully stupid format, which asks comedians to relate tales of yore while plastered. Other performers then star in scenes reflecting exactly what the soused comic has said, lip-syncing to any dialogue. It's a way to make improvised comedy less reliable. Not much comes of Jack Whitehall and Michelle Keegan as Walter Raleigh and Elizabeth I, but Robin Hood and Maid Marian, played by Mathew Baynton and Emma Bunton to the blazingly profane imaginings of Tom Davis, is sensational.
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 3rd February 2016Ashley Cole calls Jack Whitehall a "cock" on ALOTO
Former England footballer Ashley Cole finds himself on the receiving end of an absolute ribbing from Jack Whitehall on this week's A League Of Their Own.
Digital Spy, 15th January 2016James Corden and Jack Whitehall on being back together
The duo talk about whether Corden's changed since rubbing shoulders with Hollywood stars, the future of the BBC -- and how easy it is to get Wotsits across the pond...
Susanna Lazarus, Radio Times, 7th January 2016Did Jack Whitehall go too far with Prince Harry jokes?
His Royal Highness was seen shaking his head and wagging his finger at the comedian.
Nicola Agius, The Mirror, 8th December 2015