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The Must-Sees of 2016: comedy
Featuring Billy Connolly, Isy Suttie, Vic and Bob, Frankie Boyle, Romesh Ranganathan, Rob Delaney, Julian Clary and Sara Pascoe.
Alice Jones, The Independent, 1st January 2016Don't read my adult books Julian Clary warns young fans
The risqué comedian has begun a second career as a children's writer - but he hopes his new readers don't look too far into his back catalogue.
Huw Fullerton, Radio Times, 3rd October 2015Julian Clary doesn't think there will be new Carry Ons
The Bolds author and one-time Carry On actor says the beloved film franchise is probably best left alone.
Sarah Doran, Radio Times, 15th September 2015Interview: Julian Clary
Comedian Julian Clary on his 'brutal' school days, caring for his dying partner - and a surprising career highlight.
Adrian Lobb, The Independent, 11th August 2015Julian Clary interview
Julian Clary, the star of a new ITV show, is less camp in real life than his screen persona but has no intention of toning down his double entendres, he tells Matthew Stadlen.
Julian Clary, The Telegraph, 9th August 2015Julian Clary once saved Joan Collins from drowning
The stand-up and Celebrity Big Brother winner has opened up about the "terrible drama", which saw the former Dynasty star thrown off her lilo, as she relaxed in the pool at her home in the South of France.
Ashley Percival, The Huffington Post, 28th July 2015Julian Clary webchat - post your questions now
The comedian has just written his first children's book, and is joining us to answer your questions from 1pm BST onwards on Thursday 30 July - post them in the comments below.
The Guardian, 21st July 2015How I get ready: Julian Clary
"I try things on, and what might look good in the bathroom mirror doesn't look good in the bedroom mirror, so I change my mind a lot"
Abigail Radnor, The Guardian, 3rd January 2015Julian Clary, Charlie Higson for East Anglia uni degree
Julian Clary and Charlie Higson are to receive honorary degrees from the University of East Anglia.
ITV News, 17th June 2014Radio Times review
If ever a programme needed no introduction it's this venerable panel game, which has been on air for nearly 47 years and here begins a 69th series.
The secret of its success? A deceptively simple concept that requires razor-sharp skill to execute. Debutante Vanessa Feltz does well enough to suggest she'll be back. She's up against Julian Clary. "It is the most difficult game in the world", the stalwart confirms. "To play it makes your brain hurt."
David McGilivray, Radio Times, 19th May 2014