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Martin Clunes: Modern fear of death would do for Doc Martin
It is a series that has been sold to 138 countries and last year had six million viewers in the UK, but the actor who plays Doc Martin has revealed that he does not think it would be commissioned today.
Fariha Karim, The Times, 30th August 2022Martin Clunes says Men Behaving Badly could not return 'these days'
"I mean we talked about things like Kylie Minogue's buttocks and compared them to a racehorse's. How could we do that now? But neither could you get a show like Doc Martin commissioned now. Someone would say, 'Where's the murdered prostitute in the opening scene?'"
The Scotsman, 22nd August 2022Martin Clunes films emotional last Doc Martin scenes
Martin Clunes has filmed his emotional last Doc Martin scenes as the beloved show ends after 18 years.
Jill Robinson, The Sun, 26th July 2022Martin Clunes is back in Cornwall to film scenes for Doc Martin
Martin Clunes - aka emotionally stunted Doctor Martin Ellingham - was spotted in Cornwall last week as filming continued for the final instalment of ITV's Doc Martin.
Millie Payne, Daily Mail, 2nd May 2022David Walliams and Martin Clunes settle hacking claims
David Walliams and Martin Clunes are among celebrities to settle phone hacking claims with Mirror Group Newspapers. Walliams's lawyer said he 'suffered distress and embarrassment as a result of the misuse of his private information'.
The Independent, 25th February 2021Doc Martin to end
It's been confirmed that ITV's hit comedy drama Doc Martin will end after the next run of episodes. Series 10 is due to be filmed in 2021, but then Martin Clunes will stop playing the popular character.
British Comedy Guide, 7th September 2020Doc Martin review
One last dose of feelgood fun . . . or was it?
Carol Midgley, The Times, 14th November 2019After a first half that's sleepy even by Doc Martin standards, this episode ends with two fine comic set pieces: first, a diagnosis battle with a vet (Caroline Quentin, reunited with her Men Behaving Badly co-star Martin Clunes), and then a layered misunderstanding involving a knife wound. Bloody good fun.
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 6th November 2019It's a new series of the topical panel show - series 58, in fact - and Martin Clunes is in the host's chair, his 16th appearance in total. That's it for the old and familiar; the "new" will be whatever makes the headlines this week, and in these eventful times there should surely be no shortage of conversation.
Ellen E. Jones, The Guardian, 11th October 2019Martin Clunes interview
The Doc Martin star tells Susan Griffin how it is.
Susan Griffin, Saga Magazine, 26th September 2019