Last Laugh In Vegas
- TV factual / comedy / documentary
- ITV1
- 2018
- 5 episodes (1 series)
A group of celebrated British entertainers from the 1960s, 70s and 80s unite to perform a showcase in Las Vegas. Features Tommy Cannon, Bobby Ball, Mick Miller, Su Pollard, Kenny Lynch and more.
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 1
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 3rd April 2018
- Time
- 9pm
- Channel
- ITV1
- Length
- 60 minutes
Repeats
Show past repeats
Cast & crew
| Tommy Cannon | Self |
| Bobby Ball | Self |
| Mick Miller | Self |
| Su Pollard | Self |
| Kenny Lynch | Self |
| Jess Conrad | Self |
| Anita Harris | Self |
| Bobby Crush | Self |
| Bernie Clifton | Self |
| Frank Marino | Self |
| Jim Carter | Narrator |
| Iain Thompson | Director |
| Paul Wood | DV Director |
| Stuart Ramsay | Series Producer |
| Sally Evans | Executive Producer |
| Casey Antwis | Producer/Director |
| Gavin Barclay | Producer/Director |
| Amanda Barnes | Producer/Director |
| Patrick Talbot | Producer/Director |
| Sam Webb | Producer/Director |
| Michelle Kirschner-Grant | Edit Producer |
| Lucy Bing | Edit Producer |
| Paul Aviles | Editor |
| Chris Joss | Editor |
| Justin Missingham | Editor |
| Craig Stobart | Editor |
| Mark Robinson | Creative Director |
Video
Tea and coffee run
An enormous mansion in Las Vegas with everything you can wish for... except for a kettle. Su Pollard and Kenny Lynch go on a tea and coffee run.
Featuring: Bobby Ball, Mick Miller, Su Pollard, Kenny Lynch & Bobby Crush.
Press
TV review: Last Laugh In Vegas, ITV1
Michael Caine used to say that in his world you don't retire, the phone just stops ringing. Well it never seems to stop ringing for old celebrities being offered shows these days.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 4th April 2018Bucket list-inspired telly as celebs most famous for their 20th-century work prepare for a one-off Las Vegas show. In Sin City, cameras follow the likes of Cannon and Ball, Anita Harris and Su Pollard as they share a house, explore the city, rehearse and, natch, share showbiz anecdotes from the good old days.
Jonathan Wright, The Guardian, 3rd April 2018