Comedian and actor Tony Slattery, who has died aged 65, showed youthful promise in the Cambridge Footlights troupe - alongside a host of future household names.

"I love House," Hugh Laurie previously told Entertainment Weekly ... wife Rachel (Jennifer Crystal Foley), their daughters and girlfriend Ruby (Zena Grey). Cameron works in an emergency room ...

In the past few years, romantic movies have begun a resurgence, and lovers of the genre could not be happier. From Ticket to ...

Sophie Thatcher’s robot companion is the kind of 1960s woman that every incel dreams of. But things are not that simple.

Comedians are not without ego. It was quite startling, then, to listen to the opening episode of series four, in which Fincham and Plowman spoke to Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie about their celebrated ...

Tony Slattery, star of Channel 4‘s Whose Line Is It Anyway? and a contemporary of Emma Thompson, Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry, has died. He was 65. In a statement given to the BBC on behalf of ...

Born in 1959, Slattery went to the University of Cambridge alongside contemporaries Dame Emma Thompson, Sir Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie. While there, he served as president of the legendary Cambridge ...

Other members of the group included Hugh Laurie and Dame Emma Thompson. The group enjoyed several successes and in 1981 they won the inaugural Perrier Comedy Award for their production of The ...

Comedian Tony Slattery once inspired the entire nation with his bravery when he opened up about the tragic childhood abuse he suffered at the hands of a priest when he was just eight-years-old.

Mind is a wonderful resource.” Sir Stephen is known as one half of a comedy double act along with House star Hugh Laurie, and their work on A Bit of Fry & Laurie and Jeeves And Wooster.