Adam James
- Actor
Press clippings
Greg Davies's therapy comedy Safe Space gets Sky series
Greg Davies' therapy comedy Safe Space has been given a series by Sky. The comedy drama, which will co-star Raquel Cassidy and Adam James, will be on TV in 2022.
British Comedy Guide, 25th January 2021Johnny English Strikes Again review
It's not for everyone, but there's a lot of fun to be had in Johnny English Strikes Again.
Jason Palmer, Entertainment Focus, 2nd October 2018Home From Home, BBC1, review
Old-school sitcom should focus on characters, not contrived plots.
Jeff Robson, i Newspaper, 28th April 2018Johnny Vegas as everyman hero
Gentle class-divide sitcom.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 21st April 2018TV: Home From Home, BBC One
If Vegas he has to be in the mainstream I'd rather see him in this than in Benidorm.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 17th April 2018BBC orders full series of Home From Home
Home From Home - the sitcom pilot starring Johnny Vegas, Joanna Page, Emilia Fox, Adam James - has been given a full series.
British Comedy Guide, 7th December 2016BBC Landmark Sitcom Season: the pilots review
In my last post I looked at three of the sitcom revivals that the BBC have produced but alongside these pieces, this new season also includes five new sitcom pilots. Over the next two weeks, all five of these shows will air and in this article I will pass judgement on them all.
Matt Donnelly, The Custard TV, 6th September 2016TV review: Home From Home, BBC2
If the Landmark Sitcom Season was planning to promote edgy modern comedy the wait is still on. Home From Home might not be as old hat as Are You Being Served?[/ but there is nothing very new about it.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 30th August 2016BBC announces Salford Sitcom Showcase 2016 shows
The Late Late Morecambe And Wise Show, The Russ Abbot Sketch Show, Home From Home and Lodger will form the BBC's Salford Sitcom Showcase 2016.
British Comedy Guide, 6th June 2016Radio Times review
Hard times on Nan's estate: developers are circling, trying to evict tenants or buy off the luckier residents who, like Nan, own their flat. When the corporate vultures' oily representative Charles Willmott (Adam James) says she can make a bit of cash, she immediately moves to the dark side: "We're bringing in a new breed of residents. The fashionistas. Russian oligarchs. Frank Lampard."
But Nan and "Wilmott-Brown" are, of course, destined to fall out. It's so much more satisfying to see Catherine Tate's creation turn her ire on someone who deserves it: that, and a riotous scene where Nan farts luxuriously on live television, compensate for some gratuitously offensive jokes.
Jack Seale, Radio Times, 23rd December 2015