
Ricky Gervais
- 63 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, director, executive producer and stand-up comedian
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Ricky Gervais to make cameo in US version of The Office
Ricky Gervais is to reprise his David Brent character from The Office on the US version of the show.
BBC News, 20th January 2011Ricky Gervais reveals how he stays thin
He stunned his fans when he showed off his new slimline physique at the Golden Globes after losing a huge amount of weight. And now Ricky Gervais has revealed exactly how he stays thin by pounding the New York streets for an early-morning run.
Daily Mail, 20th January 2011Gervais reveals trim physique in ridiculous gold pants
He left a room of Hollywood A-listers speechless with his outrageous comments hosting The Golden Globes on Sunday night, but this picture of Ricky Gervais is equally as shocking...
Sarah Fitzmaurice, Daily Mail, 18th January 2011Mixed reaction to Ricky Gervais as Golden Globes host
Ricky Gervais promised this year he would push the boundaries as he hosted the Golden Globes for a second time. But by the end of the star-studded bash, many were left debating whether he had gone too far.
BBC News, 17th January 2011James Corden: I won't do a Ricky Gervais at the Brits
James Corden has vowed not to copy Ricky Gervais' controversial performance at the Golden Globes when he hosts the Brit Awards next month.
Metro, 17th January 2011Globes host Ricky Gervais explains ceremony absence
Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais has spoken about his disappearance from stage during the US awards ceremony.
BBC News, 17th January 2011Ricky Gervais to voice mole in Wind In The Willows
Ricky Gervais will voice the lead character of Mole in the new live-action/animatronic Wind in the Willows movie.
Dave McNary, Variety, 6th January 2011If you've decided to spend New Year's Eve on the sofa, this feast of funny will see you through a hefty chunk of the evening. Earlier this year, two dozen of the nation's finest comics performed at London's O2 Arena to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital. They included Bill Bailey, Alan Carr (both backed by Stomp), Ricky Gervais and Catherine Tate. Not that it'll affect your viewing experience at home but, in case you're interested, this comedy extravaganza (first broadcast in April) was the self-proclaimed biggest stand-up show in UK history.
Ruth Margolis, Radio Times, 31st December 2010Tis the season to be jolly. But not even the prospect of wallowing in a bath of mince pies and brandy could make me feel charitable about Accidental Farmer.
Ashley Jensen, so excellent in Ricky Gervais's Extras and Ugly Betty, has hit the buffers hard with this pitiful affair, which has no original DNA and not much in the way of comedy, drama or believability.
Jensen - playing Erin the high-flying ad executive who decides she wants a family only to find a naked woman in her boyfriend's wardrobe - exerts revenge by buying a farm with her ex's credit card. As you do. Less likely still, she decides she wants to be a farmer.
Cue scriptwriter cliche hell. There was just one good line. When discussing what to name a pig, a child pipes up with: 'Peter Andre?' That elicited a snort. From me, not the pig.
Paul Connolly, Daily Mail, 24th December 2010Does God Exist? Ricky Gervais Takes Your Questions
Ricky Gervais answers via email some of the most frequently asked questions about his article on whether God exists.
Ricky Gervais, The Wall Street Journal, 22nd December 2010