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Johnny Vegas
Johnny Vegas

Johnny Vegas

  • 54 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

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Johnny Vegas to guest host Sunday Brunch

Johnny Vegas has confirmed that he will be joining Sunday Brunch on June 28th as guest host alongside Simon Rimmer, while Tim Lovejoy is on holiday.

Channel 4, 23rd June 2015

Johnny Vegas biopic in pipeline

A movie version of Johnny Vegas's best-selling autobiography Being Johnny Vegas is being developed for Sky.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 31st May 2015

Kevin Eldon on Danger Mouse reboot (Link expired)

Cult comedy icon Kevin Eldon has appeared in some of the greatest TV comedies of the last few decades, and is now gearing up to play Penfold in the TV comeback of classic kids' favourite Danger Mouse. He spoke to Jay Richardson about stage fright, getting into character, and his new silent "crap superhero" comedy on Sky with Johnny Vegas.

Jay Richardson, WOW247, 13th May 2015

Sky Arts to make a series of slapstick comedies

Kevin Eldon, Johnny Vegas, Kim Cattrall, Vic Reeves and Frank Skinner are amongst the stars of four silent physical comedies on Sky Arts.

British Comedy Guide, 21st April 2015

Johnny Vegas joins Aspergers film Womble

Johnny Vegas has agreed to play a part in Womble, a feature film about a man living with Aspergers Syndrome in a typical seaside resort town.

Daily Post, 17th April 2015

Showbiz saved Johnny Vegas from the bottle

Johnny Vegas, 44, said: "For the first few years on Benidorm I looked at it as more a holiday than a job. I'd sober up around lunchtime most days."

Ed Gleave, Daily Star, 29th March 2015

Review: (Johnny) Vegas, baby!

Ooh-yor-fightor, writes Gemma Collins, we've only gone and got Johnny Vegas on the phone. It's been a ridiculously long 18 years since we last spoke to the potty-mouthed, outrageous and aggressive comic. (Not for the want of trying, we hasten to add).

Gemma Collins, Leicester Mercury, 9th February 2015

Fittingly enough, this hotel-based comedy is never short of guests - but the arrival of Joan Collins, playing Solana CEO Crystal Hennessy-Vass is still quite a surprise. Everyone is falling over themselves, some of them literally, to say, "What are you doing here?" Crystal embraces the morning cocktails and "three-star thinking" on offer from the salon boys, and has a proposition for Mateo and some alarming ideas on how to cut the wages bill to present to Joyce. Meanwhile, the Oracle (Johnny Vegas) returns in style.

John Robinson, The Guardian, 30th January 2015

Radio Times review

As Benidorm goes, this one's a classic. Hoity Joyce takes a tumble in more ways than one and is soon elbowed out by Janey - Crissy Rock returning as the Solana's original scouse manageress. Geoff parades his new Romanian girlfriend, who believes he's a millionaire, while Jacqueline hollers through singing lessons with a cocktail pianist (none other than Bobby Crush).

But the ice in the shaker is Joan Collins, back as Solana CEO Crystal Hennessy-Vass. Unlike her debut last year, she features throughout this episode, interacting with many more characters. She hits it off with Blow & Go double act Kenneth and Liam, and there's a startling pay-off with Geoff (Johnny Vegas). Only in Benidorm!

Patrick Mulkern, Radio Times, 30th January 2015

Johnny Vegas and wife expecting first baby

Johnny Vegas and his wife are expecting their first child. The funnyman, who has a son from his first marriage, announced the news via Twitter, posting a picture of the scan and photoshopping a pint of Guinness into the picture.

St Helens Reporter, 28th January 2015

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