Graham Linehan
- 55 years old
- Irish
- Writer and director
Press clippings Page 15
The Ladykillers - Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch, review
Forget Alec Guinness. Forget Tom Hanks. This is an ingenious stage version of William Rose's classic Ealing comedy, penned by Graham (Father Ted) Linehan and first seen in 2011.
Michael Grove, The Reviews Hub, 4th October 2017IT Crowd's 'Work Outing' is comedy's greatest farce
The IT Crowd is the kind of classic sitcom that should never have worked in the mid-00s.
Alex Nelson, i Newspaper, 24th August 2017Count Arthur Strong to end
Sitcom Count Arthur Strong is to end after three series, according to a report.
British Comedy Guide, 7th August 2017Count Arthur Strong review
Steve Delaney's hapless comedian is back for a third series, and its gleeful mix of visual gags and absurdist dialogue puts to bed the idea that he is ill suited to TV.
Tim Dowling, The Guardian, 20th May 2017Preview - Count Arthur Strong
While Mrs. Brown's Boys currently holds the title of the most divisive comedy in Britain, Count Arthur Strong surprisingly also seems to split opinion.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 19th May 2017How Count Arthur transformed from quiz show to sitcom
The character was already a hit on stage and BBC Radio 4 before he came to television, but translating Count Arthur Strong for the small screen was no easy task.
Morgan Jeffery, Digital Spy, 19th May 2017Count Arthur Strong will make you laugh & make you cry
Looking for something to make your Friday nights funny? The farce is Strong with this one...
Mark Braxton, Radio Times, 19th May 2017Is Count Arthur the comedy the BBC is looking for?
The BBC One sitcom has finally got a prime-time slot - and co-writer Graham Linehan could not be more delighted.
Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 18th May 2017TV show: Count Arthur Strong, BBC1
It's been a while since the last Count Arthur Strong series but the third run does not mark a significant change.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 17th May 201710 people you didn't expect to find in Royston Vasey
Given that the 100+ characters in the turn-of-the-century comedy horror The League Of Gentlemen are almost entirely played by three actors, you will probably be surprised to learn about these A-list cameos.
Jamie Pond, Anglonerd, 29th March 2017