BCG Daily Tuesday 15th December 2020
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Dibley viewers 'in tears' over Emma Chambers tribute
The Vicar Of Dibley viewers were left in "floods of tears" after Dawn French paid an emotional tribute to her late co-star Emma Chambers.
Isobel Lewis, The Independent, 15th December 2020
Brendan O'Carroll accused of Gary Hollywood cover up
Brendan O'Carroll has been accused of lying about Gary Hollywood's exit from Mrs Brown's Boys in a bid to save the BBC comedy show. Over the weekend, Brendan told fans Gary was leaving for personal reasons and dismissed rumours of a rift between them. However, an insider at the show has now spoken out to slam Brendan's version of events and has claimed there has been a 'big money dispute' behind the scenes that has left other cast-members scared to speak out.
Lucy Needham, The Mirror, 15th December 2020
Ian Moore becomes a crime writer
Comedian Ian Moore has turned mystery writer - signing his first book deal for a work of fiction. Death And Croissants is set in the Loire region of France, where the stand-up now lives with his family.
Chortle, 15th December 2020
Crook was unaware of passion for Worzel Gummidge
The writer-director-star of the reboot hadn't watched the ITV adaptations as a child and was unaware of viewers' passion for the scarecrow.
Patrick McLennan, Radio Times, 15th December 2020
Iain Stirling & Laura Whitmore secretly marry in Dublin
The Love Island host, 35, and comedian Iain, 32, are said to have tied the knot in a small ceremony held in Laura's native home on November 11.
Katie Storey, Metro, 15th December 2020
Review: Mischief Movie Night
It's the nights like Mischief Movie Night that make it all worthwhile. An improvisation show created by the makers of The Play That Goes Wrong, Magic Goes Wrong, Groan Ups and The Goes Wrong Show, the concept is simple and strong.
Alex Wood, What's On Stage, 15th December 2020