Tamsin Greig
- 57 years old
- English
- Actor
Press clippings Page 6
Friday Night Dinner really should have stayed indoors
Moving the action outside the family's north London house jolted the show's gentle surrealism into broader slapstick.
Michael Cragg, The Guardian, 9th March 2020Days Of The Bagnold Summer review
Days Of The Bagnold Summer is an endearing, accessible film for anyone who's struggled through puberty, or, indeed, struggled to connect with a family member going through it.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 5th March 2020Filming starts on Friday Night Dinner Series 6
Filming is now underway on the sixth series of Friday Night Dinner. Plots will include Jim getting a new dog.
British Comedy Guide, 28th October 2019Comedy actors to voice The Tiger Who Came To Tea
The voice cast for Channel 4's animated special The Tiger Who Came To Tea will include Tamsin Greig, David Walliams and Paul Whitehouse.
British Comedy Guide, 29th July 2019Channel 4 orders sixth Friday Night Dinner
Friday Night Dinner will return to Channel 4 in 2020 for a new, sixth series.
British Comedy Guide, 13th May 2019One of the best comic adaptations you've not heard of
In 2010, comic book movies were already big, but it would be two years before the first Avengers movie would hit theaters and they became an unstoppable force. So it was an ideal time for Tamara Drewe, a movie that was, and still very much is, an exception to the rules of the genre.
Andrea Thompson, The Young Folks, 24th September 2018How we made: Green Wing
'Filming in a hospital was hell. We shot scenes in the recovery area, surrounded by patients coming round from their operations'
Gwilym Mumford, The Guardian, 25th June 2018In a somewhat peculiar turn of events, mum Jackie (Tamsin Greig) arranges her own surprise birthday party, hoping that none of her friends will find out that she is behind it. So it's down to dad Martin to pretend that he arranged it instead; obviously, the plan quickly goes awry when he realises he has got the date wrong.
Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 18th May 2018Friday Night Dinner, review
This gentle sitcom should be required viewing for anti-Semitic trolls.
Jasper Rees, The Telegraph, 5th May 2018