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Steven Berkoff and Mark Hamill join Man Down Series 3
Star Wars legend Mark Hamill, movie star Steven Berkoff, and comedian Isy Suttie all join the cast of Man Down Series 3.
British Comedy Guide, 21st June 2016Tony Robinson given honorary life membership of Equity
Tony Robinson has been awarded an honorary life membership of the actors' union Equity.
David Hutchison, The Stage, 24th May 2016Tony Robinson returns to comedy in Man Down
Sir Tony Robinson is returning to comedy acting, with a regular role in Channel 4 sitcom Man Down.
British Comedy Guide, 20th May 2016If Blackadder returns, where and when should it be set?
Tony Robinson has suggested that Blackadder might go forth for a fifth series, but which historical era should Edmund and Baldrick visit next? From Roman England to present-day Washington, here are a few suggestions.
Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 24th August 2015Tony Robinson: 'Maybe we'll bring Maid Marian back'
Sir Tony Robinson has said that he is "proud" of his classic children's TV series Maid Marian and Her Merry Men, which marks its 25th anniversary this year. When asked if there was any chance of a reunion, he said: "We talked about it at one time but it just disappeared. Maybe another time we'll do it."
Tom Eames, Digital Spy, 6th November 2014Tony Robinson joins a bid to restore historic canals
Blackadder star Tony Robinson is throwing his weight behind a scheme bringing new life to Uttoxeter Canal.
Uttoxeter Post and Times, 23rd July 2014Tony Robinson pays tribute to Patsy Byrne
"She had unerring skill to make the daftest, silliest thing sound absolutely real and absolutely plausible," said the Baldrick star.
BBC News, 22nd June 2014Blackadder star Tony Robinson criticises Michael Gove
Sir Tony Robinson has criticised the education secretary for saying programmes such as Blackadder are used by "left-wing academics" to peddle myths about World War One.
BBC News, 5th January 2014Tony Robinson: 'Blackadder cast won't reunite'
Sir Tony Robinson is adamant the Blackadder cast will not be following the stars of Monty Python by staging a reunion because they "don't need the money".
Hollywood.com, 19th December 2013Prince William 'agrees to Blackadder cameo'
Sir Tony Robinson says Prince William has agreed to a cameo role in Blackadder if there is ever another series of the hit BBC TV programme.
The 67-year-old comedian and actor said the casting took place as he was being knighted by the Duke of Cambridge.
BBC News, 12th November 2013