Nick McGrath
- English
- Journalist and stand-up comedian
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Felicity Kendal: 'I struggled with my temper'
The actor, 72, on arguments with her ex, how she dealt with stalkers and missing out on 60s hedonism.
Nick McGrath, The Guardian, 6th January 2019Alexander Armstrong interview
The actor and comedian on why his children take priority over his career, and being preachy about them watching too much TV.
Nick McGrath, The Guardian, 8th December 2017David Jason on why he's not retiring just yet
One of television's best-loved actors, 77, tells the truth about those 'threat' rumours and the night the Prime Minister's armed police stormed into his kitchen.
Nick McGrath, The Mirror, 15th October 2017Jim Davidson: "I haven't got any money now. None."
Comedian Jim Davidson, now working 9-to-5 running forces charity Care After Combat, talks candidly to the Telegraph's Fame and Fortune column about his financial history.
Nick McGrath, The Telegraph, 20th November 2016Jim Davidson interview
The comedian discusses his marriages, his parents' estrangement from each other and his pride in enabling them to buy their council house.
Nick McGrath, The Guardian, 11th November 2016Interview: Hugh Dennis
Comedian and actor Hugh came to fame as one quarter of The Mary Whitehouse Experience in the 1990s and has since gone on to star in BBC One's award-winning sitcom Outnumbered, BBC Two's satirical panel show Mock The Week and BBC Radio 4's The Now Show.
Nick McGrath, The Daily Express, 23rd July 2016Shappi Khorsandi: my family values
The comedian talks about her family's exile from Iran and using humour to defuse the fear of regular death threats to her father.
Nick McGrath, The Guardian, 23rd October 2015Phill Jupitus: My family values
The comedian talks about not knowing his biological father and how the job of a parent is to be a safety net.
Nick McGrath, The Guardian, 13th March 2015Interview: Hugh Dennis
"It's not good for my image but I like cardigan's."
Nick McGrath, The Daily Express, 1st February 2015Hugh Dennis interview
The Outnumbered funny man, 52, on comedy codpieces, his African superstar status and children being the best co-stars.
Nick McGrath, The Mirror, 11th January 2015