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Steve Oram

Steve Oram

  • English
  • Actor, writer and composer

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Steve Oram to direct monkey comedy Aaaaaaaah!

Sightseers star and co-writer Steve Oram is to make his directorial debut on comedy Aaaaaaaah!, a film full of "sex and indiscriminate violence" in which actors will play monkeys and talk mostly "gibberish".

Andreas Wiseman, Screen Daily, 17th January 2014

On paper this is a bit odd. Using the format of kids' favourite Jackanory to tell grown-up stories feels like a futile exercise. In reality it scores more hits than misses. This is partly down to the choice of storytellers: Jack Dee is the perfect voice of Nico Tatarowicz's modern-morality tale about the perils of social media, featuring Sightseers star Steve Oram as a Twitter-obsessive; while Sally Phillips's twee delivery adds an edge to Toby Davies's macabre story of a toymaker made into an automaton after his death. Both writers have worked on big comedy sketch shows (That Mitchell and Webb Look, Armstrong and Miller) so each story is darkly funny and neatly crafted. Get sitting comfortably.

Daivd Crawford, Radio Times, 13th November 2013

Steve Oram interview

Interview with Steve Oram, the co-writer and co-star of Sightseers.

The Shiznit, 25th March 2013

Steve Oran to star in Heading Out

Steve Oram is set to star in Heading Out, written by and starring Sue Perkins.

The Velvet Onion, 31st December 2012

Sightseers: Film review

This should make stars of Steve Oram and Alice Lowe - previously best known for her work on Garth Marenghi's Darkplace - but for a debut, it's their writing that's intriguing. Even though it's slightly flawed, it has to a contender for the best British comedy film of the year.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 28th November 2012

Video: World exclusive trailer for Sightseers

Watch the trailer for the new film from Ben Wheatley, director of Down Terrace and Kill List, who returns with another black comedy. Chris (Steve Oram) is treating his girlfriend, Tina (Alice Lowe) to a caravan tour of the British countryside. It's their dream short break, until other holiday-makers start to jangle Chris's nerves...

The Guardian, 28th August 2012

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