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Stephen Fry

Stephen Fry

  • 67 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer, comedian and author

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Stephen Fry & Michelle Obama help drive audiobook boom

Money spent on audiobooks in the UK almost doubled in 2018, helped by the likes of Michelle Obama, Mel B and Stephen Fry.

BBC, 26th June 2019

Kind Hearts And Coronets gets stage adaptation by Stephen Fry

One of British cinema's most celebrated comedies, Kind Hearts And Coronets, has been adapted for the stage by Stephen Fry. Producers hope to open the play in the West End next year.

British Comedy Guide, 21st June 2019

Fringe 2019: 50 theatre, comedy and dance shows to see

50 different shows to see.

Mark Fisher, Lyndsey Winship and Brian Logan, The Guardian, 14th June 2019

LGBT awards: Stephen Fry given lifetime honour

Stephen Fry and Paul O'Grady were among those honoured at the 2019 British LGBT awards for defending the community and advancing LGBT rights.

BBC, 18th May 2019

Is Stephen Fry a white supremacist?

No. But some people on Twitter want him to clarify.

Spiked, 15th May 2019

Stephen Fry announces first UK tour in nearly 40 years

Stephen Fry will embark on his first UK tour for nearly 40 years this summer, with his show Mythos: A Trilogy - Gods. Heroes. Men.

British Comedy Guide, 2nd May 2019

Stephen Fry among celebs rejecting Eurovision boycott

Stephen Fry, Al Murray, Sharon Osbourne and Rachel Riley are among 100 leading entertainment figures who have signed a statement rejecting calls for a boycott of the Eurovision Song Contest in Israel.

Adam Sherwin, i Newspaper, 30th April 2019

Stephen Fry joins Doctor Who cast as a special guest

The TV legend has been spotted filming scenes for the cult BBC show in Swansea.

Mark Jefferies, The Mirror, 20th February 2019

Blackadder's Christmas Carol at 30

Thirty years ago, Blackadder brought us a brilliantly subversive take on the Charles Dickens classic - and it's still inspired.

Mark Butler, i Newspaper, 13th December 2018

Clive Anderson on Whose Line

Griff Rhys Jones ate John Sessions' socks, Josie Lawrence hit the high notes and Colin Mochrie's Salmon Man went low. Ahead of three live Albert Hall specials, the presenter-cum-drummer looks back.

Clive Anderson, The Guardian, 13th December 2018

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