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Stephen Fry joins Lena Dunham in multi-generational comedy 'Iron Box'
Stephen Fry has joined the cast of Iron Box, a multi-generational comedy about a New York businesswoman who journeys with her father to Poland in an effort to explore their roots.
Brent Lang, Variety, 3rd February 2023Stephen Fry to front exciting new show which brings dinosaurs to life with CGI
Stephen Fry comes face to face with dinosaurs in a new Channel 5 TV show... and even gets to feed them.
Mark Jefferies & Cecilia Adamou, The Mirror, 2nd February 2023Emma Thompson, Stephen Fry and Aisling Bea urge UK banks to stop financing fossil fuels
Emma Thompson, Stephen Fry and Aisling Bea are among celebrities calling on the five of the UK's biggest High Street banks to stop financing new oil, gas and coal projects.
Beth Timmins, BBC, 25th January 2023My culture fix: Stephen Fry
The actor and author lets us into his cultural life.
The Times, 21st December 2022Stephen Fry says not having children has left a 'big hole' in his life
'In another world, if I'd timed things right, I might have had children,' said Fry.
Furvah Shah, The Independent, 11th December 2022Stephen Fry says he wants to go on explicit rant on GB News to make point about free speech
'I've sort of wanted to go on and say, "Hello, how are you, you old c***? It's f***ing great to see you, you c***y, c***y, c*** c***,"' Fry said.
Isobel Lewis, The Independent, 5th December 2022Stephen Fry urges calm in debate over JK Rowling and trans issues
Rowling has attracted criticism from some groups for her views on gender identity.
STV, 18th November 2022Stephen Fry latest star to quit Twitter for Mastodon after Elon Musk takeover
The comedian has been a prolific user of Twitter in the past, but he has also quit the platform several times before.
ITV, 9th November 2022Stephen Fry sympathises with Wikipedia editors as UK gets 3rd prime minister in three months
Star joked that those updating the entries about government crises must be 'exhausted'.
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 24th October 2022It's no joke -- the Edinburgh Fringe has a class problem
Festival veterans Stephen Fry, Al Murray and Jayde Adams talk about the changing face of what's funny.
Stephen Armstrong, The Sunday Times, 21st August 2022