Paul O'Grady
- English
- Actor, stand-up comedian and presenter
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In memory of Paul O'Grady
The soft-hearted dear friend of Camilla whose razor-tongued alter ego was so wild Mick Jagger warned the Rolling Stones to keep away.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 30th March 2023Eddie Izzard pays tribute to Paul O'Grady
"It would have been nice if he could have stuck around for longer," Izzard said .
Inga Parkel, The Independent, 30th March 2023Paul O'Grady's friend breaks down in tears on GMB as she says 'this is b******t'
Paul O'Grady's friend and former Avengers actress Linda Thorson broke down in tears on Good Morning Britain. as she opened up on her friendship with the late star.
Charlotte McIntyre, The Mirror, 30th March 2023Paul O'Grady was the people's celeb - he'll be missed by everyone
Ask a cabbie who their favourite celebrity passenger is, and invariably there is one common response: "Paul O'Grady."
Clementine Moodie, The Sun, 30th March 2023Paul O'Grady - a life in pictures
The TV host and comedian was known as the host of Blind Date and Blankety Blank, and for his drag queen persona Lily Savage. O'Grady's partner confirmed his 'unexpected but peaceful' passing on Wednesday.
The Guardian, 29th March 2023Paul O'Grady: A life in pictures
Before his death aged 67, presenter, comedian and drag queen Paul O'Grady had a vibrant and varied career in the entertainment industry spanning more than three decades. After making his mark on London's comedy scene using his Lily Savage persona, O'Grady would go on become one of the most recognisable faces on TV.
Adam Durbin, BBC, 29th March 2023Paul O'Grady: The ultimate outsider who became a national treasure
The roof-raising riot, who combined warm compassion with outrageously spiky wit, has died unexpectedly aged 67. Michael Hogan looks back on his glittering career.
Michael Hogan, The Independent, 29th March 2023Paul O'Grady faced down Tory austerity, homophobia and shame - he was a true hero
As Lily Savage and as himself, he confronted prejudice and celebrated gay culture. His stories must not die with him.
Matt Cain, The Guardian, 29th March 2023Paul O'Grady was so much more than just a national treasure
Don't forget what he really stood for.
David Opie, Digital Spy, 29th March 2023Paul O'Grady wanted police to apologise for 'homophobic' 1987 arrest
Paul O'Grady had been preparing to publicly call for an apology from police for his 1987 arrest before his sudden death.
Jake McKee, Pink News, 29th March 2023