Julian Clary
- 65 years old
- English
- Actor, stand-up comedian and presenter
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Julian Clary in talks to create gay sitcom
Celebrity Big Brother winner Julian Clary is hoping to make a gay sitcom set in a hotel with Coronation Street actress Julie Goodyear.
Ben Tritton, Gay Star News, 24th September 2012Julian Clary on winning Celebrity Big Brother
Comic Julian Clary had the last laugh as he won Celebrity Big Brother - despite admitting that signing up for the Channel Five show could be seen as "desperate".
The Sun, 9th September 2012Julian Clary wins Celebrity Big Brother
Julian Clary has been crowned the winner of Celebrity Big Brother 2012.
Ayeesha Walsh, The Sun, 8th September 2012£15,000 bet placed on Julian Clary to win Big Brother
Ladbrokes have received their biggest ever bet on Big Brother - with a £15,000 wager on Julian Clary to win the celebrity version tonight.
The Sun, 7th September 2012Julian Clary joins Celeb Big Brother
The Celebrity Big Brother housemates have been unveiled with comedian Julian Clary, Cheryl Fergison and Julie Goodyear joining the fray.
Sarah Deen, Metro, 16th August 2012Celebrity Big Brother 10: Meet Julian Clary
The King (or Queen) of camp, cross-dressing comedy and double entendres.
Paul Jones, Radio Times, 15th August 2012Julian Clary: a look at his manor house in Kent
Julian Clary, 53, escapes to his manor house in Kent once owned by Noël Coward.
Julian Clary, Daily Mail, 20th July 2012Robert Webb, actor and comedian, opens the diary he kept when he was 17 for the benefit of host (and comedian) Rufus Hound and an enthralled audience. His entries include one about going to a party and kissing a girl he didn't really fancy. I always listen to this programme, now in its fourth series. But I often wonder whether a real conversation with the diaries' authors (who have included Meera Syal, Sheila Hancock, Michael Winner and Julian Clary) would produce something more satisfying than some wisecracks from Hound and lots of easy audience laughs.
Gillian Reynolds, The Telegraph, 26th June 2012Monarchs of the entertainment world rather than royalty are the subject of this engaging three-parter celebrating some of showbusiness's most flamboyant performers. It does promise some serious intent, reflecting on how the likes of Paul O'Grady, Graham Norton and Elton John have changed attitudes to homosexuality. But it's the performances from the archives that really glitter.
This opener looks back to the Dark Ages in 1952, and features such shining stars as Danny La Rue and Liberace. Contributors include Cilla Black, Julian Clary, Ronnie Corbett, Boy George and Arlene Phillips.
Geoff Ellis, Radio Times, 31st May 2012Taking an alternative spin on the queen theme, we travel back to 1952 for the first in a tongue-in-cheek three-part documentary homage to the men who dared to inject a flamboyant flourish into the stuffy world of black-and-white TV entertainment.
A mixed bag of camp followers, including Julian Clary and Boy George, share their appreciation of trailblazers such as cross-dressing Danny La Rue and piano tickler Liberace.