BCG Daily Sunday 10th June 2012

Features

Press clippings

Interview: Comic magicians Barry and Stuart

Barry and Stuart don't like to sit still. If they are sitting still, chances are it could be as part of an elaborate trick involving disappearing chairs and levitation.

Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 10th June 2012

The Simon Day Show, Radio 4, Thursday

Welcome back, Mr Day. It's never less than a bracing ride.

Simon O'Hagan, The Independent, 10th June 2012

Tom Hollander on Rev

The BBC comedy Rev has put the urban vicar on the map. Tom Hollander talks about a heavenly role.

Jasper Rees, The Telegraph, 10th June 2012

The Inbetweeners Movie to be shown in USA in September

It has been revealed that The Inbetweeners Movie is set to make its way stateside this September.

iMediaMonkey, 10th June 2012

Ken Dodd: I've lasted 60 years in comedy

Ken Dodd has been performing for nearly 60 years, and despite being in his 80s shows no sign of slowing down.

Rick Fulton, Daily Record, 10th June 2012

Russell Brand loses his rag at Rock of Ages premiere

Russell Brand lost his temper with onlookers who heckled him at the red carpet premiere of Rock of Ages this evening after they shouted that he looked like "Jesus" and "a homeless person". The comedian retorted: "I'd like to play Jesus, and wasn't he homeless for a while too?"

The Mirror, 10th June 2012

Her Master's Voice review

Documentaries these days always seem to have to feature someone going on a 'personal journey' ... and Nina Conti's award-winning film is no exception.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 10th June 2012