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Milton Jones

Milton Jones

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

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Milton Jones interview

When Milton Jones looked out into his audience during one stand-up show, the last person he expected to see was footballer Mario Balotelli.

Catherine Jones, Liverpool Echo, 22nd January 2015

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Richard Herring interviews the madcap one-liner comedian.

Giggle Beats, 31st December 2014

Comedy nominees in BBC Audio Awards

Tim Key, Marcus Brigstocke, Milton Jones and Rob Brydon are among those shortlisted for BBC Audio Drama Awards.

British Comedy Guide, 18th November 2014

Comedians do six-pack challenge

Richard Herring, Stephen K Amos, Milton Jones and Terry Alderton have taken the Men's Health six-pack challenge.

Katy Finbow, Digital Spy, 2nd October 2014

This week's new live comedy

Previews of Tig Notaro, Neil Hamburger and Milton Jones.

James Kettle, The Guardian, 29th August 2014

ITV to revive Sunday Night At The London Palladium

Jimmy Carr, Sarah Millican, Milton Jones, Jack Whitehall and Rob Brydon are amongst the stars due to take part in ITV's revival of Sunday Night At The London Palladium.

British Comedy Guide, 15th August 2014

Milton Jones's top ten stand-up comedians

Loud shirt-wearing joke-machine Milton Jones plays the Balham and Ealing Comedy Festivals this week and is on tour with Milton Jones and the Temple of Daft in 2015. But which comics does he rate?

Time Out, 15th July 2014

Milton Jones interview

Milton Jones says you can expect 'Stupid, stupid and more stupid' from his new show.

Dawn Ellis, The Torquay Herald, 22nd June 2014

Milton Jones developing shop sitcom for the BBC

Stand-up comedian Milton Jones is developing a sitcom for the BBC. The show will feature Milton, and a character playing his father, running a budget shop.

British Comedy Guide, 14th June 2014

Milton Jones: female panel show quota counterproductive

As the 13th series of the news quiz kicked off on BBC Two last night, the master of the one-liner says that BBC TV boss Danny Cohen is wrong to insist on a rule and that change must come naturally.

Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 13th June 2014

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