
Peter Kay
- 51 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, stand-up comedian and director
Press clippings Page 34
Peter Kay tops British comedy rich list
A newspaper report claims Peter Kay has made a profit of £32.8million in the last two years, with Michael McIntyre named as the second biggest earner.
British Comedy Guide, 26th May 2013It may be a bit of an oldie but it's still a goldie, so if what you crave on a Friday night is a cheeky chuckle at the absurdities and pathos of daily life as lived by ordinary folk, then settle down and enjoy Peter Kay thriving off the energy of this sell-out gig, filmed live at Manchester's Arena in 2004, a time when the comedian was contemplating the meaning of life, at the ripe old age of 30. The topical gags may have dated a tad, though.
Carol Carter and Larushka Ivan-Zadeh, Metro, 24th May 2013Man accused of posing as Peter Kay's brother charged
A man who allegedly posed as the brother of the comedian Peter Kay in order to con pub landlords has been charged with fraud.
The Guardian, 20th May 2013Hunt is on for fake brother of Peter Kay
Police are hunting a man who allegedly tricked pub landlords into believing he was the brother of comedian Peter Kay.
Blackpool Gazette, 21st April 2013The Solihull writer sharing a joke with Peter Kay
Car Share has been co-written by Tim Reid and Paul Coleman, two business consultants who discovered a shared passion for comedy after working together.
Enda Mullen, Birmingham Post, 12th April 2013Peter Kay moves to BBC One for new sitcom
Peter Kay is joining the BBC for his next sitcom, Car Share - which will be available on iPlayer before broadcast on BBC One.
British Comedy Guide, 25th March 2013Ricky Gervais reviving The Office's David Brent, Miranda Hart giving Call The Midwife a baby comedy makeover, Jessie J shaving her head and Peter Kay in physical challenge and pop promo mode promise to be among the highlights as Comic Relief bigs up its 25th birthday. So if clamping a red nose on your hooter doesn't tickle your fancy, just settle back and raise a glass and a chortle as a raft of hosts, including Rob Brydon, Jack Whitehall and Russell Brand, tackle such dubious tasks as introducing Simon Cowell's wedding video. Someone's having a laugh with that one, surely.
Carol Carter and Larushka Ivan-Zadeh, Metro, 15th March 2013That's Jessie J under the swirl of shaving foam, and the reason she's posing like the queen of the Oompa Loompas is that she'll be shaving her hair off as part of tonight's culmination to Red Nose Day. Yes, it's time for the stunts and dares and unlikely comedy mash-ups to reach their bubbling live climax.
As ever, we can expect unmissable moments delivered by an almost obscenely starry line-up. Presenters include Michael McIntyre, Rob Brydon, John Bishop, Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross and (careful, now...) Russell Brand. Ricky Gervais will bring David Brent out of retirement. There are mini-eps of Call the Midwife and Fresh Meat, a cook-off between Jack Whitehall and Micky Flanagan, and of course a new novelty pop promo from Peter Kay.
The trick for viewers is to flash the cash early. Text the donation line or get out the credit card at an early stage, then relax as the night rolls by. You'll never make it through all those heartbreaking appeal films if you don't know your money's on its way.
David Butcher, Radio Times, 15th March 2013Peter Kay helps Comic Relief by sitting down
Peter Kay is famous for his stand-up comedy - but this Friday he will be helping Comic Relief by sitting down.
The Sun, 13th March 2013Ricky Gervais to bring back David Brent for Comic Relief
Ricky Gervais is to return as David Brent from The Office for a new Comic Relief sketch. Plus, Miranda Hart, Peter Kay and others are undertaking Comic Relief stunts.
British Comedy Guide, 28th February 2013