Joanna Lumley

Joanna Lumley spotted shooting Ab Fab movie scenes

As chain-smoking, work-shy fashionista Patsy Stone, Joanna Lumley dons a black suit while driving a vintage Rolls-Royce convertible alongside a bride.

The five things we want from the Ab Fab film

With Joanna Lumley revealing yesterday that the long-awaited Absolutely Fabulous film will start shooting this October, there was a buzz here at Attitude HQ: It's ACTUALLY HAPPENING. But wait - will it be good? What do we want from an Ab Fab movie?

Absolutely Fabulous movie starts filming in October

Joanna Lumley revealed October 12 will be the first filming day, but she admits she hasn't read all the script yet.

Ab Fab new generation as Saffy gets a stroppy daughter

Producers are casting for a teenage girl for the big screen return of Jennifer Saunders' fashion lush Edina and Joanna Lumley's hedonistic Patsy.

Holly Willoughby & Fearne Cotton dress as Ab Fab

Holly Willoughby and Fearne Cotton arrived at Keith Lemon's fancy dress themed party as aging PR Edina Monsoon and man-eating sidekick Patsy Stone - respectively played by Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley in nineties sitcom Absolutely Fabulous.

Stars named for Comic Relief Bake Off

YouTube star Zoe Sugg, aka Zoella will join A-listers like Michael Sheen, Dame Edna Everage and Joanna Lumley in a Comic Relief edition of The Great British Bake Off.

Jennifer Saunders: Joanna Lumley made me write film

The first draft of the sitcom movie is in. Now it's Joanna Lumley's turn to "buckle down"...

Radio Times review

Written by and starring the siblings Rebecca and Jeremy Front, this astute satirical comedy returns for a new run. Each of the five spoof documentaries has Jeremy, as a Radio 4 reporter, spending 24 hours in the company of one of the "incredible women" of the title, all played by Rebecca.

Today we encounter Danielle, a reality TV star whose concept of "normal life" has been weirdly warped by having her every move scripted for her - it's a cross between TOWIE and What Katie Did Next. Various famous voices pop up as themselves - Eamonn Holmes, Joanna Lumley, Clare Balding and Dame Stella Rimmington included - and my favourite is Barbara Windsor, who makes a knowing return to her Carry On days as a sexually predatory 87-year-old singer.

Clever, funny, quality writing - this is just what we've come to expect from the Fronts.