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The News Quiz. Miles Jupp. Copyright: BBC
Miles Jupp

Miles Jupp

  • 45 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

Press clippings Page 9

Miles Jupp interview

Forget George Clooney - the actor/comedian's passions were more sporty when he was 16.

Alan Woodhouse, The Big Issue, 4th February 2019

Miles Jupp on his new play The Life I Lead

Miles Jupp, 39, talks about his new play, The Life I Lead, charting Disney's most famous dad.

Andrew Williams, Metro, 31st January 2019

There She Goes episode 5, review

David Tennant convincingly goes against type as an ugly, unfunny drunk.

Sean O'Grady, The Independent, 13th November 2018

Review: Bad Move

Jack Dee's Bad Move is a tired and unimaginative sitcom about life in the countryside.

Sarah Carson, i Newspaper, 19th September 2018

5 comedians staging a return to the Fringe

Expect fresh new material from the likes of Fringe veterans Helen Lederer, John Molony and Miles Jupp.

Brian Donaldson, The List, 2nd August 2018

Miles Jupp's Unforgettable Five gigs

'Some people in this business are liars who will drop you in the shit'

Miles Jupp, Chortle, 29th July 2018

ITV confirms Bad Move Series 2 for the autumn

ITV has confirmed that the second series of Bad Move, the sitcom starring Jack Dee and Kerry Godliman, will air this autumn. Plot details have been revealed.

British Comedy Guide, 24th July 2018

Miles Jupp interview

Miles Jupp on guest-starring in The Durrells and why the news depresses him.

Graham Wray, Radio Times, 29th April 2018

Miles Jupp interview

Miles Jupp, the actor, comedian and host of BBC Radio 4's The News Quiz, can't help but betray how very well brought up he is. Describing his latest role as Cousin Basil in the latest series of ITV's much-loved period drama The Durrells, he says: "I'm the family's cousin and a solicitor and very kindly they ask me to do some legal work."

Julia Llewellyn Smith, The Telegraph, 23rd March 2018

News Quiz accused of bias for having too many Remainers

The BBC has been accused of bias and arrogance for stacking Radio 4 comedy show The News Quiz with panellists who savage Brexiteers.

Katherine Rushton, Daily Mail, 18th November 2017

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