Jack Whitehall
- 36 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, stand-up comedian and executive producer
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The Bad Education Movie review
Jack Whitehall's terrible teacher returns for a pretty terrible big screen transfer.
Matthew Turner, The List, 21st August 2015Jack Whitehall hands out exam results to GCSE students
Jack Whitehall has surprised nervous GCSE students by handing out their results on live television.
BT, 20th August 2015Jack Whitehall interview
"What I love about this film is that it's so British, it'll have absolutely no appeal to an American audience whatsoever!"
Digital Spy, 20th August 2015Interview: Iain Glen
Game of Thrones star switches gears and plays for laughs in Jack Whitehall's Bad Education Movie.
Rebecca Monks, The List, 20th August 2015Jack Whitehall interview
Jack Whitehall said: "It was an opportunity I couldn't turn down, really. We finished the series and I genuinely thought that was going to be it."
The News Shopper, 18th August 2015Jack Whitehall webchat - post your questions now
As he gets ready to hit the big screen with The Bad Education Movie, comedian Jack Whitehall is joining us to answer your questions in a live webchat from 12.20pm BST on Tuesday August 11 - post yours in the comments below.
The Guardian, 7th August 2015Jack Whitehall scared of his girlfriend in C4's Humans
Jack Whitehall on girlfriend Gemma Chan: "I'm scared of her in Humans".
Heat Magazine, 27th July 201510 Fringe survival tips from comedians in the know
Heading to this summer's Edinburgh Festival Fringe (7-31 August)? Take a few (survival) tips off three very different comedians in the know. And LOL in the process. Take it away Jack Whitehall, Viv Groskop and Luisa Omielan...
Marie Claire, 24th July 2015Comics join 'Save BBC Three' campaign
A host of top comedians including Jack Whitehall, Steve Coogan, Rob Brydon, Greg Davies and Noel Fielding have joined the campaign to save BBC Three.
Chortle, 8th June 2015The sports panel show returns for its ninth series, a boon for those who feel that you can never get too much exposure to James Corden. Despite his new US-based job, Corden hosts proceedings as ever, while regulars Jamie Redknapp, Freddie Flintoff and Jack Whitehall are all present and occasionally correct for this opener. They are joined by Ryder Cup legend Ian Poulter and comedian Josh Widdicombe, while Sky Sports presenter Olivia Wayne (formerly Godfrey) adds a direly needed female presence to mitigate the bantz.
David Stubbs, The Guardian, 15th May 2015