Andy Wilman: Last News

K.J. Yossman “The Grand Tour” producer Andy Wilman says the seeds for his success were sown at school — which he attended with Jeremy Clarkson. “I went to school with him which is like, argh,” Wilman revealed.

Jeremy Clarkson has let slip the possibility of a fifth season of Clarkson’s Farm, delighting fans who thought the series might end after the fourth.

A close pal of the highly acclaimed former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has taken aim, claiming that the broadcaster 'can't listen and has no patience'. Andy Wilman, who is also the executive producer on Clarkson's Farm was speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival when he made the controversial comments.

Jeremy Clarkson's long-time friend and executive producer of Clarkson's Farm, Andy Wilman, has taken a playful jab at the TV presenter, claiming he lacks patience and can't listen.The comments were made during the Edinburgh TV Festival when Wilman was asked if any scenes on Clarkson's Farm had to be staged. He responded by saying that the show didn't need to be "orchestrated" due to Clarkson's inability to listen and lack of patience.

K.J. Yossman The final ever episode of “The Grand Tour” is almost here and Prime Video is giving fans a sneak peak of what to expect — and when. “The Grand Tour: One for the Road,” a one-off special representing the conclusion of the long-running series, is set to launch on Sept.

K.J. Yossman Will.I.Am and “Clarkson’s Farm” executive producer, Andy Wilman are among the lineup at this year’s Edinburgh TV Festival it was confirmed today. They will be joined at the festival’s 49th edition by “The Handmaid’s Tale” producer Warren Littlefield.

EXCLUSIVE: Andy Wilman looks like a man who’s not seen sunlight for a while. Peering down the barrel of a Zoom call, he’s got a touch of man flu after a spell in his editing bunker. Wilman is perpetually “in an edit.” He’s currently honing the final episode of The Grand Tour, but he could just as well be looking at rushes from Clarkson’s Farm Season 4. It is his happy place.

The Grand Tour is set to continue for the long run on Amazon Prime, bosses of the streaming service have confirmed today.  The Amazon Prime series has been sporadically dropping feature-length specials over the past couple of years, after Covid restrictions meant that Richard Hammond, James May and Clarkson struggled to film worldwide. But they confirmed earlier in 2022 they were back to filming across the globe, as they hit up Europe for a new Scandinavian special.

Jeremy Clarkson doesn’t always travel by fast car or tractor these days, as the Grand Tour presenter proudly took a selfie on the London Underground.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host, who recently flew over the Russian border to film the latest chapter of his Amazon Prime Video series with James May and Richard Hammond, masked up for his journey on the tube.‘I have been in the tubes,’ he captioned the snap, which was taken from inside the packed jubilee line carriage.The image thoroughly delighted his 4.6million followers, with one joking that the fuel prices ‘must be high if Jezza’s on public transport!’While Jeremy’s mode of transport certainly sparked interest, fans couldn’t help but notice a chap in the background who looked more than happy to be stood next to the former Top Gear host.The man in question flashed a huge grin at the camera, prompting one user to comment: ‘He made the best out of this moment to take a selfie with Jeremy.’‘Dude behind him is having the best day ever,’ observed another.Jeremy’s ride on the underground comes weeks after he shared his solidarity with Ukraine while posting a photo of two cars, one yellow, and one blue.‘Subtly flying the flag on our latest adventure,’ he captioned the picture.Jeremy recently confirmed the Grand Tour team were back filming as he wrapped up warm between shoots and shared photos with fans. The former Top Gear stars are thought to have shot in Norway for their latest adventure after plans for a Russia special were shelved months ago.Chatting to Metro.co.uk last year, show boss Andy Wilman revealed they had ditched plans to film in the country and set their sights on the Arctic Circle instead. ‘We’ve got an Arctic Circle thing worked out,’ he said.

Richard Hammond has been mocked for being unable to use his microphone properly while filming for The Grand Tour.The presenter was referenced during a YouTube catch-up between pal and co-star Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and producer Andy Wilman, 57.In a new DriveTribe video entitled: "This is why The Grand Tour is taking so long," the former, 50, was mentioned.It comes after Jeremy questioned Andy about the delay in the release of the Amazon Prime show.The latter couldn't resist poking fun of him, Richard and their co-star James May, and their inability to switch off their mics while on the road.He explained that bosses came back with so much raw footage of the trio, which was one of the reasons why it took so long to edit.He claimed Richard got

By Jake Kanter

The Grand Tour’s Madagascar special will air later this year after being delayed by coronavirus.