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Benidorm Series 10 confirmed

ITV has ordered a 10th series of holiday comedy Benidorm, making it one of Britain's longest running sitcoms. Filming starts later this month, for broadcast in 2018.

British Comedy Guide, 2nd March 2017

Tony Maudsley and Adam Gillen interview

I'm pleased to confirm that this relationship, which was so sorely missed last year, is back for good and here's what Tony and Adam had to say about the new series of Benidorm when I caught up with them at the Solana...

I Talk Telly, 22nd February 2017

Tony Maudsley interview

Having lost his partner in crime, Liam, at the end of the last series, Benidorm fans will be pleased to hear that Kenneth Du Beke is back for more fun in the sun as the series returns for an eighth run!

Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 8th January 2016

Tony Maudsley and Sophie McShera interview

My two favourite job seekers are back, Graham and Bryony, played by Tony Maudsley and Sophie McShera, and don't worry... they're still unable to find a job in this year.

Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 22nd September 2014

As if Derren Litten's comedy drama weren't camp enough, tonight pop trio Bananarama turn up as special guests at The Solana's Eighties night. Meanwhile Madge (Shelia Reid) gets the chance to take a lease on a bar in Benidorm and Kenneth (Tony Maudsley) tries to cheer up Gavin (Hugh Sachs). Naïve teenager Liam (Adam Gillen) is still trying to win over sexy Natalie. It looks as though his efforts are in vain.

Toby Dantzic, The Telegraph, 31st March 2011

The second episode of this saucy seaside comedy delivers more innuendo-laden material. Tonight, layabout husband Mick (Steve Pemberton) finds himself squabbling with uptight newcomer Pauline (Selina Griffiths), but their fights seem to end up with them in accidental sexual positions, much to the fury of Mick's wife Janice (Siobhan Finneran). That's about as sophisticated as it gets. The series boasts a raft of talented actors, including Tony Maudsley and Tim Healy, but relies for titters on jokes about gastric upset and the double meaning of "balls", which are about as funny as sunstroke.

Vicki Power, The Telegraph, 3rd March 2011

With brassy characters, outlandish storylines and a sun-drenched setting, it's easy to see why Derren Litten's comedy drama has become so popular. It's back for a fourth series, although it's starting to lose its sparkle. New holidaymakers include portly hairdresser Kenneth (Tony Maudsley) and party girls Sam and Natalie (Shelley Longworth and Kathryn Drysdale). Meanwhile Solana stalwarts the Garveys (Steve Pemberton and Siobhan Finneran) return to track down a beleaguered Madge (Shelia Reid).

Toby Dantzic, The Telegraph, 24th February 2011

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