Jessie Cave
- 36 years old
- English
- Actor, comedian and writer
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Jessie Cave interview
The Harry Potter actress and stand-up talks obsessive fans and living the sitcom life.
Adam Jacques, The Independent, 2nd June 2013Interview: Jessie Cave
Most people know Jessie Cave as the charming Lavender Brown from Harry Potter And the Half-Blood Prince, but it's definitely worth getting to know Jessie Cave - stand-up comedian.
Sofie Hagen, Comedy Chords, 17th May 2013Jessie Cave's books that every comedian should read
In the biz? Need a new read? Then let comedy's librarian Jessie Cave recommend some titles...
Andrew Mickel, Such Small Portions, 8th May 2013The Spotlight on... Jessie Cave
That Jessie Cave, she may be best known for playing Lavender Brown in Harry Potter, but now she can be found "gigging" (sometimes) on the live comedy circuit...
London Is Funny, 26th September 2012My Edinburgh: Jessie Cave, comedian/actress
My family are here to help me. I managed to get them Underbelly passes with their roles on. For example, Mum: Main Assistant. Brother: General Assistant. Brother's Girlfriend: Bonus Assistant. They help me with props and pep talks.
Jessie Cave, The Independent, 22nd August 2012Jessie Cave interview
Former Harry Potter actress Jessie Cave on the film's fans and how they inspired her Edinburgh fringe debut show, Bookworm.
Gemma Kappala-Ramsamy, The Observer, 29th July 2012Jessie Cave gets family involved in 'Bookworm'
Lavendar Brown from Harry Potter in 'prop-heavy, slightly strange' debut.
Laura Ennor, The List, 25th July 2012Jessie Cave interview: 'I make stuff, that's what I do'
Ahead of her first full-length stint at Edinburgh, we spoke to Jessie Cave about her show Bookworm, working with her sister on Mike Newell's upcoming Great Expectations, and of course all things Potter.
Mayer Nissim, Digital Spy, 25th June 2012Simon Amstell opens up
With my project to teach Simon Amstell about Twitter well under way, I thought the time was right to interview him. Little did I realise this would open up a deep childhood wound.
Jessie Cave, The Guardian, 5th April 2012Can Simon Amstell's support act help him with Twitter?
Norwegian comedian Daniel Simonsen will be supporting Simon Amstell on tour. Like Simon, he is new to Twitter, so I decided to give him a bit of encouragement. He'll probably follow me back any day now ... won't he?
Jessie Cave, The Guardian, 16th March 2012