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Actor Blake Harrison, who played a hapless hitman in the drama A Very British Scandal, was a better shot in the Soccer Aid match between England and a World XI.
Various celebrities, including Lee Mack and Paddy McGuinness, had stepped up and missed after the game ended in a 3:3 tie. Harrison, best known for his role as Neil in The Inbetweeners, won the match.
Comedian Lee Mack and Peep Show star Olivia Colman are among the subjects of the next series of Who Do You Think You Are?
Lee Mack is to be the next curator of the Museum of Curiosity, joining John Lloyd as co-host.
The series will begin recording at the BBC Radio Theatre and The Tabernacle, Notting Hill in May and June and will air for 6 weeks from Monday 1st October at 18:30 on BBC Radio 4.
Not Going Out, the award-winning sitcom starring Lee Mack, is to return to BBC One on March 8 at 9pm, the broadcaster has confirmed.
Lee Mack is coming to Bristol’s annual Slapstick festival of screen comedy in January to host a show at Colston Hall all about his comedy heroes, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
The BBC’s longest running and multi-award winning primetime sitcom Not Going Out, starring Lee Mack, returns to our screens this festive season for a much anticipated Christmas special.
It has been reported that Would I Lie To You? stars Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell will tour the UK together next year.
This is not, however, billed as a stage version of their BBC panel show hit.
A run of shows has just been announced at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham from Monday March 19 to Thursday March 22, 2018. The gigs, which quickly sold out, are billed as an evening of "chat, questions and generally messing around."
I read an early review of this production of The Miser where it was described as a “mugfest”. I asked my partner to come with me. She loves a mugfest after a hard day's work. And true enough this very loose adaptation of the Moliere classic starring Griff Rhys Jones and Lee Mack is very much a mugfest. Not much more, but definitely a mugfest.
Has Lee Mack become a time traveller? In the new series of Not Going Out he suddenly has three children, all around primary/infant school age, whereas a year ago he had only just become a father for the first time. Apparently the new series of Not Going Out is set seven years on. But don’t expect any hoverboards or meals served in pill form.
BAFTA winning comedian Lee Mack is to make his West End debut in a major revival of Molière’s classic comedy The Miser in early 2017. Mack joins Griff Rhys Jones who is returning to the London stage after five years to lead the ensemble cast. The play, newly adapted by Sean Foley and Phil Porter, will be presented at Bath Theatre Royal and Richmond Theatre, prior to opening at the Garrick Theatre in London’s West End on Wednesday 1st March 2017, with an opening night on Monday 13th March 2017.
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