Rowan Atkins
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Rowan Atkinson's Comic Relief sketch attracts complaints
More than 2,000 complaints have been made to the BBC about Rowan Atkinson's Archbishop of Canterbury sketch shown on Red Nose Day.
British Comedy Guide, 19th March 2013Comedy gold - Rowan Atkinson Live
These early sketches may feel outdated but their irresistible skill and silliness will have you sniggering like a schoolchild.
Leo Benedictus, The Guardian, 28th February 2013Rowan Atkinson's McLaren car costs insurers £1m
Rowan Atkinson landed his insurance company with a £910,000 repair bill after crashing his beloved McLaren F1 supercar, it has emerged.
Victoria Ward, The Telegraph, 7th February 2013Rowan Atkinson to perform sketch for Red Nose Day
Rowan Atkinson will appear as the Archbishop of Canterbury in a sketch for Comic Relief. Other Red Nose Day stars will include Michael McIntyre and Miranda Hart.
British Comedy Guide, 31st January 2013Rowan Atkinson back on stage in 'serious' role
Rowan Atkinson, star of Blackadder, has returned to the West End stage in what he calls "the most... overtly serious role" he has ever undertaken.
BBC News, 29th January 2013theartsdesk Q&A: comedian Rowan Atkinson
The face of Blackadder and Mr Bean on a life spent entertaining and taking on a tragicomedy.
Jasper Rees, The Arts Desk, 19th January 2013Rowan Atkinson preserves our right to be insulting
Ministers agreed to scrap a law outlawing 'insulting words or behaviour' last night after a campaign led by comedian Rowan Atkinson.
Daily Mail, 15th January 2013Rowan Atkinson stars in new Blackadder bankers sketch
The first new Blackadder material in a decade was performed last night at the Royal Albert Hall in front of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, with Sir Edmund Blackadder now chief executive of a bailed-out bank.
Michael Deacon, The Telegraph, 29th November 2012Rowan Atkinson suggests end is in sight for Mr Bean
Rowan Atkinson, the actor, has admitted that he plans to abandon the comic character of Mr Bean in favour of more cerebral roles on the stage.
Victoria Ward, The Telegraph, 17th November 2012Rowan Atkinson: We must be free to insult each other
Rowan Atkinson is demanding a change in the law to halt the 'creeping culture of censoriousness' which has seen the arrest of a Christian preacher, a critic of Scientology and even a student making a joke.
Daniel Martin, Daily Mail, 18th October 2012