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03/07/2009 - Walliams to be on 8 Out of 10 Cats, tonight

Jimmy Carr hosts proceedings as team captains Sean Lock and Jason Manford battle it out. Guests on tonight's show include David Walliams, Yvette Fielding and Phil Spencer. Channel 4 at 10pm.


02/07/2009 - Walliams to be on 'Alan Carr: Chatty Man'

The channel 4 chat show, 'Alan Carr: Chatty Man' includes guests Dawn French and David Walliams this Sunday (5th) at 10pm.


01/07/2009 - David Walliams starstruck by celebs

David Walliams has revealed he gets starstruck by some of his fellow celebrities. The Little Britain star admitted to the Daily Express that he was honoured to meet Sir Roger Moore at a British Film Institute tribute last month. On chatting to Sir Roger about playing James Bond, David said: "I was in awe of him - it was really exciting to meet someone like that." He continued: "Matt Lucas and I also met Michael Caine at another do and it was incredible that he knew who we were." David also confessed that he was an avid autograph hunter. "The most valuable to me in my collection is Morrissey from The Smiths as I just love his music," he said. Source.

Comic Lucas to make radio return

Matt Lucas is to present a chat show on Radio 2 which will be his first radio comedy series since Little Britain. And The Winner Is will see Matt and his three guests nominate people, places, songs and films for special awards dubbed "the Lucases". The show, to be aired later this year, will be produced by Ashley Blaker, who worked with Lucas and comedy partner David Walliams on Little Britain. That show began on Radio 4 before being made into a BBC TV series. Lucas, 35, said he was looking forward to his radio return. "Radio 2 give me a nice chair to sit on and a glass of water so I'm very happy," he added. Full story...


30/06/2009 - Little Britain to continue

Matt has told us via Twitter to ignore recent reports that the show is ending - "Despite reports, we have NOT killed off Little Britain. We want to make some specials eventually, but do some other stuff together first!"


28/06/2009 - End of Little Britain?

(According to 'News of the World'): "Little Britain's future hangs in the balance after David Walliams and Matt Lucas have put off making a new series. The duo have ruled out filming more episodes of the cult comedy in the near future as they move on to other projects. We can reveal Matt and David are working on two new comedy series for the Beeb. But Little Britain fans hopes for a new series - four years since the last one - will have to be put on hold. A source close to the pair said: "David and Matt feel the Little Britain format could be a little bit old now." Source.

'Little Britain' future hangs in the balance

The future of comedy hit Little Britain is uncertain after reports that Matt Lucas and David Walliams have delayed making a new series. Full story...

This much I know: Matt Lucas (interview)

I tweet. I'm RealMattLucas on Twitter. I try to avoid constant tweets - an interval of a week or two may go by between them, which is a Twitter lifetime. That may explain why I currently have 30,000 followers - about a million less than Aston Kutcher.
If you look at the events of my life - "he was six when he lost his hair, 10 when his parents divorced, 12 when his dad went to prison" - and you keep going, it reads like a litany of woe. But what that doesn't tell you is that there were many happy times in between - West End debut at 14, getting into the National Youth Theatre at 16, etc. Full interview...

David watches Blur from side of stage

"Most touching of all are the goofy grins Coxon shares with his once- estranged mates, his smile as big as Glastonbury itself. David Walliams watches from the side of the stage with a look of happiness he usually reserves for his harem of admirers, but he loses out in the celeb fan stakes to Jude Law - pogoing down the front, as he sweats like Kerry Katona in a spelling test." Source.


26/06/2009 - White Tie and Tiara ball event ends in tears

Sir Elton John sang Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me as the news of Michael Jackson’s death emerged during his annual White Tie And Tiaras ball. The evening's celebratory mood changed as word of the death spread among the hundreds of guests at the fundraising gala at his home in Old Windsor, Berkshire. Many of the guests left looking tearful or grim-faced, with Justin Timberlake looking as if he had been crying. Also among the star-studded crowd were Rachel Stevens, Geri Halliwell, Kelly Osbourne, Natalie Imbruglia, Matt Lucas, David Walliams, Alan Carr, Kate Beckinsale, Tracey Emin and Lisa Snowdon. Many guests found news of his death has killed their party mood and they decided to leave early. Full story... Photos...


25/06/2009 - Video: David on 'This Morning'

David appeared on ITV's 'This Morning' talking about 'The Boy in the Dress' and his future book 'Mr Stink' which will be out in November and will be illustrated by Quentin Blake. David also reveals he is off to the Elton John Aids Foundation charity event with Matt and Alan Carr tonight. Video...

Tickets now on sale for 'Prick up Your Ears'

Matt tells us on Twitter: "they've started selling tickets for the play I'm doing - 'Prick Up Your Ears'". Tickets are available from here.

'Astro Boy' release date announced

Classic superhero brand returns with new CGI movie and licensing drive. E1 Entertainment is to represent classic superhero brand Astro Boy in the UK. The cartoon hero originally appeared in Japanese comics in 1951 and is now coming to movie screens across the world with a new CGI offering. A star studded cast will be providing the voices, including Nicholas Cage, Bill Nighy and Matt Lucas. To be released January 29th 2010. Source.

 
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