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Lenny Henry

Lenny Henry

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

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Lenny Henry calls for TV and film tax breaks

Sir Lenny Henry will deliver a letter to 10 Downing Street in an attempt to increase the number of women, BAME and disabled people working in film and TV.

BBC, 6th November 2018

Sir Lenny Henry to play Richard Pryor in one-man play

Sir Lenny Henry is to play US comedian Richard Pryor in a one-man play he has written himself.

BBC, 3rd October 2018

Sir Lenny Henry at 60: A career in pictures

British comedian, actor and television presenter Sir Lenny Henry turns 60 on Wednesday 29 August. To mark the occasion, we're taking a look back over his career and life in pictures.

BBC, 29th August 2018

The Lenny Henry Birthday Show, review

A 60th birthday bash I was delighted to be invited to.

Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 23rd August 2018

Lenny Henry interview

'If Twitter had been around, I'd have been killed'

Jasper Rees, The Telegraph, 22nd August 2018

Next Wednesday, Sir Lenny Henry turns 60; here, Sir Trevor McDonald presents a lighthearted and celebratory look back at a career that started 43 years ago with an appearance on New Faces and shows no sign of stopping any time soon. There is the added lure of some new sketches.

Mike Bradley, The Guardian, 22nd August 2018

Pictures: Lenny Henry transforms into Stevie Wonder

Lenny Henry looks unrecognisable as he takes on the role of Stevie Wonder for a new TV show.

The Express and Star, 6th July 2018

BBC special to celebrate Sir Lenny Henry on his 60th birthday

To mark his 60th birthday, Sir Lenny Henry is to be at the centre a BBC One special which will take a light-hearted look back over his career.

British Comedy Guide, 19th June 2018

Lenny Henry: 'The industry needs to be more bullish'

Lenny Henry has called on the industry to "step up and be more bullish" in persuading the government about its value and the role of drama in education.

Matthew Hemley, The Stage, 15th March 2018

Don't panic! Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is back

It's the biggest thing to happen to the universe since the Vogons blew up Earth. Our writer grabs a babelfish and goes behind the scenes as the space satire returns.

Stephen Moss, The Guardian, 27th February 2018

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