Jim Carter (I)
- English
- Actor
Press clippings
New Wallace and Gromit tale stars robot pigeons ... & you
Aardman's 'augmented reality adventure' on a phone app will let fans interact with lifesize characters in their own homes, which will star Miriam Margolyes and Jim Carter.
Dalya Albere, The Observer, 28th June 2020Swimming with Men review
Swimming with Men is harmless, entertaining fun that won't leave much of an impression.
Jason Palmer, Entertainment Focus, 6th July 2018Swimming With Men review
In this likably daft Britcom, a motley group of blokes stave of their midlife crises by forming a synchronised swimming team.
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian, 5th July 2018Swimming With Men review
Rob Brydon's charm keeps this formulaic comedy afloat.
Tom Robey, The Telegraph, 5th July 2018EIFF: Swimming With Men (30 June '18) review
Fun performances and sweet turns of narrative ... Swimming With Men is a comedic success
Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller, Edinburgh49, 5th July 2018Swimming With Men is easy to get along with
It's very easy to get along with, boasting a big heart that it wears proudly - like a particularly bright and cheery inflatable armband.
Ross Miller, The National (Scotland), 2nd July 2018Swimming With Men review
Rob Brydon falls in the deep end with unfunny comedy on midlife blues.
Tilly Pearce, Metro, 2nd July 2018Review: Swimming with Men
Rob Brydon takes the plunge in this undemanding but gamely performed dramedy.
Angie Errigo, The List, 1st July 2018Rob Brydon to star in new film Swimming With Men
Rob Brydon will take the lead role in Swimming With Men, a new comedy film about a man who joins an amateur synchronised swimming team.
British Comedy Guide, 2nd May 2017On top form, this soars like an eagle above just about every other comedy and panel show on TV. In this episode Downton Abbey's Mr Carson, Jim Carter, reveals himself to be a bit of a comedy star, deadpanning a tale of how he serves the Downton cast lunch in his butler pomp when they are off duty. Meanwhile, young whippersnapper Jack Whitehall has fun with a story about a lady and his duvet "toggage". But it's Armando Iannucci's tale of a baboon and a visit to a safari park that sends everyone into surreal flights of fancy.
Alison Graham, Radio Times, 22nd June 2012