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Comic Relief 2022 highlights to include return of Rock Profile
Matt Lucas & David Walliams, Dawn French & Jennifer Saunders, the stars of Ghosts, Jack Whitehall, Stephen Fry and the QI team will be amongst those starring in the BBC One Red Nose Day broadcast on Friday 18th March.
British Comedy Guide, 8th March 2022Stephen Fry recalls homophobic attack at football game
"There was this furious face that suddenly loomed right in front of me," says actor.
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 8th March 2022First look at BBC One's Fantastic Beasts: A Natural History With Stephen Fry
Fans of the Wizarding World and nature enthusiasts alike have been given the first glimpse of Fantastic Beasts: A Natural History, a brand new programme for BBC One and BBC iPlayer, with the release of the programme's iconic picture, showing presenter Stephen Fry, surrounded by a cast of creatures, both real and imagined.
BBC, 16th February 2022Stephen Fry says best QI episodes always had Sean Lock
Stephen Fry has said that the best episodes of QI were the ones to star Sean Lock, as he spoke out after the comedy legend's death.
Louise Griffin, Metro, 18th August 2021'I watched BBC's Blackadder for the first time'
It was one of the craziest comedies I've ever seen and I will certainly be watching it again.
Reemul Balla, My London, 1st August 2021Stephen Fry attacks lord for mocking Alex Scott
Stephen Fry has taken aim at Lord Digby Jones after he mocked Alex Scott's East London accent - and he definitely didn't hold back.
Louise Griffin, Metro, 31st July 2021Stephen Fry to publish a book about ties
Stephen Fry is to publish Fry's Ties, a 320 page book about "man's greatest clothing companion".
British Comedy Guide, 24th July 2021Stephen Fry: EastEnders isn't funny anymore
Stephen Fry says EastEnders is not funny enough - unlike its northern rival Corrie. Stephen, 63, believes the BBC soap's reputation as a hard-hitting portrayal of life in London is not accurate.
Rod McPhee, The Sun, 1st July 2021Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie reunite for new film
Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie are reuniting on screen for the first time in more than a decade. Animated film The Canterville Ghost, based on the short story by Oscar Wilde, has been in development for 11 years but is only now in production.
British Comedy Guide, 1st June 2021Stephen Fry narrates a new musical
U.Me is an international love story staged for radio and podcast. The story involves Rose, in London (played by Anoushka Lucas), who makes a connection with Ryo in Kyoto (Martin Sarreal). The musical was written, rehearsed and orchestrated during lockdown in 2020.
BBC, 12th May 2021