John Cleese
- 85 years old
- English
- Actor and writer
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The Amnesty International Comedy Podcast: Episode 1
Russell Brand, John Cleese, Fred MacAulay, Rob Rouse and Danielle Ward all exercise their right to freedom of expression on the inaugural Amnesty International Comedy Podcast. Expect Vaseline on the nipples, hair ruffling and bottom patting.
The Guardian, 3rd August 2010Girl who's made John Cleese fall in love again
It seems John Cleese has been missing the old country a little too much, as he pursues a romance with a British woman more than 30 years his junior.
Ben Todd, Daily Mail, 16th June 2010John Cleese savages BBC and ITV for going downmarket
John Cleese says the word 'quality' is no longer mentioned at planning meetings.
Tim Walker, The Telegraph, 4th June 2010Ex-Python John Cleese goes on first UK tour, aged 71
Former Monty Python star John Cleese is to embark on his first ever UK tour next year.
BBC News, 20th May 2010Graham Norton shows us how it's done
Despite his reputation for making great television at the expense of his guests, the stars still come flocking, and recent interviewees on The Graham Norton Show have included comedy hero John Cleese and Hollywood A-lister Jennifer Lopez.
Wales Online, 16th May 2010Monty Python's John Cleese in wheelchair
John Cleese's silly walks are on hold after a busted knee left him needing a wheelchair.
The Sun, 24th April 2010Non-flying circus: John Cleese's £3,300 taxi fare
Volcanic ash cloud forces comedian to travel 1,000 miles by cab.
Robert Booth, The Guardian, 16th April 2010John Cleese to lend voice to 'Fable III' computer game
John Cleese will supply voice work for Fable III. The Monty Python star will play the butler when users take the throne within the later stages of the game.
Matthew Reynolds, Digital Spy, 12th March 2010Nobody does manic, despairing farce quite like John Cleese, who co-wrote and co-stars in this, his biggest film hit. He plays Archie Leach, a stuffy lawyer who is seduced by the minxy Wanda (Jamie Lee Curtis) - not realising that she's a bank robber and con artist who's using him for her own wicked ends. Michael Palin co-stars.
Michael Deacon, The Telegraph, 5th February 2010Getting out at the top
It is a curiously British thing to take a sledgehammer to your own success, but that is what is regularly done - and it is, of course, partly the fault of John Cleese.
James Cary, Sitcom Geek, 31st January 2010