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Harry Hill got his own television series on Channel 4 in 1997. Among the regular characters were Harry Hill's big brother, Alan, played by Al Murray, and his adopted son, Alan Jr., played by Matt Bradstock.
In June 2012, as part of Channel 4's upcoming Funny Fortnight, Hill revived the series, and filmed a spoof documentary, entitled Whatever Happened to Harry Hill?. The documentary features the story of the original Channel 4 series, and includes interviews with Alan Hill ( Al Murray ), Burt Kwouk and the Badgers.
Murray was born in Stewkley, Buckinghamshire.His father was a lieutenant colonel in 131 (Parachute) Regiment, Royal Engineers [2] and worked for British Rail. [3] A descendant of the novelist William Makepeace Thackeray, [4] [5] Murray's grandfather was the former British ambassador Sir Ralph Murray, [6] from the Scottish aristocracy and married into the Kuenberg family, Counts of the Holy ...
First debuting the character at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1994, Murray went on to make his first television appearance on Harry Hill in 1997. A theatre show based on the Pub Landlord won an ...
Harry Hill's Fruit Corner was a radio show broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in the United Kingdom. It ran for four series between 1993 and 1997. The series starred Harry Hill, Al Murray, Burt Kwouk and Martin Hyder, and was the predecessor for Hill's breakthrough television series, Harry Hill.
It's Harry and Paul, Al Murray's Multiple Personality Disorder; Meera Syal (born 1961), Goodness Gracious Me, The Kumars at No. 42; Catherine Tate (born 1968), The Catherine Tate Show; The Two Ronnies. Ronnie Barker (1929–2005) Ronnie Corbett (1930–2016) Tracey Ullman (born 1959) David Walliams (born 1971), Little Britain
Chad Michael Murray says he nearly quit acting after leaving One Tree Hill.. In a Q&A with Interview, published Wednesday, Dec. 11, the Merry Gentlemen star talked about the weirder aspects of ...
He also contributed to the writing of ITV's Harry Hill's TV Burp, [1] Al Murray's Happy Hour, and the original Spitting Image. Hawksbee co-founded the weekly football magazine 90 Minutes . [ 2 ]