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Inbetweener Simon Bird in new Post Office campaign

Simon Bird, the star of Channel 4 comedy The Inbetweeners, appears in a new travel campaign for the Post Office.

Simon Bird stars in Tom Basden's Crocodile

Casting has been announced for Tom Basden's new play The Crocodile. Inbetweeners star Simon Bird will appear alongside Ciarán Owens and Marek Larwood in the production, which centres on a self-important actor (Owens) who gets swallowed by a crocodile during a trip to the zoo with his best friend (Bird).

Getting comedians sloshed and having them recount the tales of historical figures is a malleable format. Having started out as a web series and then graduated to full broadcast, Will Ferrell and Adam McKay's Drunk History now receives a UK remake. The star wattage isn't as high as its US counterpart (it had Jack Black, Winona Ryder and Dave Grohl), but there are still some redoubtably funny people involved, including Simon Bird, Tom Rosenthal and (playing Oliver Cromwell) Mathew Horne.

Inbetweeners cast interview

"Fans expect us to be walking disasters", Simon Bird explains. "Which we are, but not in a funny way."

The Inbetweeners: our university experience

The riotous Inbetweeners - Joe Thomas, Simon Bird, Blake Harrison and James Buckley - talk about their uni experiences and what they would have done differently - no holds barred.

The Inbetweeners 2 - review

Surprisingly decent sequel to the comedy spin-off starring Simon Bird and Joe Thomas.

Simon Bird named most troublesome on set says cast

Simon Bird, who plays nerdy Will McKenzie in the hit TV series The Inbetweeners, is actually the most troublesome actor on set, his fellow cast members have revealed.

Inbetweeners 2 is the end of the road says Simon Bird

Love the Inbetweeners? Then the upcoming movie will be your last chance to see the gang in action.

The Liam Hourican three minute interview

Liam Hourican is a TV personality, impressionist and semi-funny man. He was last seen in a starring role in Channel 4's Very Important People, playing Gordon Ramsay, Simon Cowell, Simon Bird and many others. Now he's appearing in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with A Kitchen Nightmare.