Martin Clunes: Last News

Martin Clunes has spoken out about his 'rotten' first marriage multiple times over the years.

Gallery: 20 words that will make you sound smart (Espresso)Only one horse-based segment stood out. When the Azerbaijani contingent arrived, hurling fire around and doing handstands on horseback, there was a moment of actual excitement. But that’s the level of daredevilry it takes to entertain a television audience in 2022 and, short of literally firing horses out of cannons, it’s a hard one to sustain.

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration featured an unfortunate mishap as Martin Clunes was misidentified as another actor. As he appeared on screen to present midway through the night, the banner underneath the Doc Martin star read "Damian Lewis OBE." The 60 year old Doc Martin actor was presenting a section of the Gallop Through Time performance at the Windsor Arena when he was accidentally confused with Band of Brothers star Damian Lewis. Viewers were left "absolutely cringing" by the blunder, which was swiftly resolved.

"We were there so the passing was as good as one could hope for."Nothing wrong with her brain - even earlier this week she was grilling us both about work."It's really impossible to believe that she has gone though, because I know we're not alone in thinking that somehow she'd go on forever.She meant so much to so many."The sisters continued to say what their mother meant to them and the influence she had on so many.They continued: "She wasn't just our mum, she was our best friend, our mentor, our adviser, our role model, our holiday companion, our giggle-maker and our boss!"She adored her family and was so proud of us all.She also adored her career and spending time with everybody."She was more than a mother to us - she was also a friend.To many in the industry she was more than a friend - she was often a mother."Beryl founded Hartswood Films in 1979 and it would go on to produce shows like the 1990s sitcom Men Behaving Badly starring Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey and Leslie Ash.Her company was also behind the popular and critically acclaimed drama Sherlock starring Benedict Cumberbatch.For her outstanding contribution to TV, she was made an OBE in 2000 and a CBE in 2016.In 2004 she received BAFTA's Alan Clarke Award for outstanding creative contribution to television.In 2016 she was presented with a lifetime achievement prize at the Women in Film and TV Awards by actor Benedict Cumberbatch.Her daughter Sue followed in the TV industry as a producer and is married to writer and producer Steven Moffat, the former showrunner of Doctor Who and co-creator of Sherlock.Her career started when she was asked by Steptoe And Son writers Ray Galton and Alan Simpson to type up their scripts.She also had success selling shows such as

Death in Paradise star Ben Miller, 55, was put through his paces when he took part in Hamza Yassin's Channel 4 wildlife series, Scotland: Escape to the Wilderness. Hamza is best known as a presenter and cameraman for Countryfile, Springwatch and Animal Park. Hamza's latest show saw him take four celebrities out of their comfort zone on an expedition across the Scottish Highlands.

“But then suddenly the guide said we had to get back into the boat.He soon realised that the small sharks were the least of his problems after being informed of the larger sharks swimming in his direction.Martin gushed how his attitude changed as soon as he heard what was coming towards him.“Once there, she told me that there had been much bigger, more aggressive sharks coming towards us.

Strictly Come Dancing finalist Johannes Radebe was put on the spot with some personal questions from curious The One Show host Alex Jones, who questioned: "What were the logistical nightmares of dancing with another man, did you bump… bits? Do you know what I mean?" As he and John were the first ever male same-sex couple to appear on Strictly, Alex wanted to know whether the experience was challenging for the professional dancer, who was previously paired with female celebrities on the show.Alex quickly added: "Knees! I meant knees!" after Johannes and fellow guest Martin Clunes broke into uncontrollable laughter and co-host Ronan Keating began clasping his head in his hands.Grinning with embarrassment, Johannes gamely elaborated: "The dynamic was obviously different."I’m used to leading ladies and lifting them in the air [but] John had to be lifting me in the process," he replied."That was tricky, but the man’s patience, the way he allowed me to figure it out and still teach him in the process, I find that incredible.""I had the most amazing season and I fell in love with my artform again."Reliving how his relationship with dance began, Johannes modestly insisted that his success was a mere "fluke"."Everyone used to play soccer and rugby," he explained of his native town in South Africa."Dance is just a fluke because everyone can dance where I'm from."But when I came to Ballroom dancing, I just loved the sparkles."After seeing the dramatic costumes, Johannes knew he wanted to make an equally dazzling entrance - and realised he had the chance to achieve glamour through perfecting his craft.After hailing from a poor township, now that his "dream [has] come true", he has an ambition to teach a new generation of South

Prince Philip as a god, something the Duke of Edinburgh himself was pleased to hear.In a new interview ahead of the programme's debut on ITV this Saturday, Martin recalled reaching out to the Prince about his recognition in the show.He also spoke of how they had to change certain elements after the Duke's death on 9 April 2021.He said: "We had to change was a section with the Yakel people, who for many years have seen the Duke of Edinburgh as a god."Those scenes were filmed before Prince Philip died, so what seemed amusing when he was alive is much more poignant now."But I reached out to the Duke when I got back, and sent him a photo of me with the whole tribe under a huge tree, and I said his influence was obviously a force for good as

Summer may sadly be coming to an end but that hasn’t stopped Holly Willoughby from embracing the last bit of sun in some gorgeous outfit choices the last couple of weeks and today’s look is pretty special. Holly has only been back to her presenting duties after a summer off for two weeks now and she’s continually impressed us with her beautiful outfits and today’s look did not disappoint.

He continued: “Why don’t you pop down to Cornwall and come and see us next year when we’re shooting the last series.“I’d love to have you as my guest and show you around and see you.“Well done mate, you really are a star.”There are plenty of winners who will be honoured at the event, which will be broadcast tonight.Landing the Lifetime Achievement award is Sir Godfrey Palmer, 81 who has been a powerful voice for the Black Lives Matter movement.While the Men’s Scotland Football Team will be honoured with the People’s Award.Among other stars sending messages to the lucky winners were Gordon Ramsay, Dame Arlene Phillips, Lorraine Kelly and Cliff Richard.The Pride of Scotland ceremony is hosted by GB News presenter Kirsty Gallacher and

He then joked about his co-stars: “The others haven’t aged as well as I have!”Morrissey has also addressed rumours over the years about a potential return.Speaking on Lorraine back in 2018, he said: "You know what they should do, get Simon Nye on this show, he’s the one.“If there’s a script – because in my game everything starts with a script – and if the script is good because Martin and I and Leslie have all said of course we’ll do it."So we need to get Simon Nye, nail him down and get him to write a series.”Since leaving the sitcom behind, Clunes went on to become a familiar face on screens as Doc Martin.The ITV detective will be returning for its final 10th series later this year.Morrissey has starred in several roles since the comedy

TV Choice Awards on Monday night.Both Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones were up for awards as well as the series itself, but they missed out.Jodie Comer won Best Actress for Killing Eve for the second year in a row and Martin Clunes won Best Actor for Doc Martin, while White House Farm was named Best New Drama over the Sally Rooney adaption.As for the soaps, Coronation Street was the big winner on the night, taking the awards for Best Soap.Jack P Shepherd, who plays David on the Cobbles walked away with Best Actor and Best Actress was awarded to Shelley King, who plays Yasmeen.This Morning once again received the award for Best Daytime!Check out the full list of TV Choice Awards winners below:Best Drama SeriesKilling Eve (BBC1 / BBC

Peter White Television EditorDoc Martin, the grumpy British doctor played by Martin Clunes, is to hang up his stethoscope next year with the tenth and final season of the UK drama.ITV has renewed the series, which airs on Acorn TV in the U.S. for a final run with production set to start in 2021.The show follows Clunes’ Dr.

ITV have announced that the tenth season will be the last as they pull the plug on the popular medical-comedy drama.  Starring Martin Clunes, Doc Martin has over 70 episodes, and filming for the last season will begin in the spring of 2021 with the drama then airing on ITV later that year.Martin Clunes and Philippa Braithwaite said: “We have loved making nine series of Doc Martin.

Alex Jones, 43, was joined on BBC's The One Show alongside Michael Ball, 57, for the second week in a row.The presenting duo were joined via video link by Doc Martin actor Martin Clunes who discussed life in lockdown and his charity venture for the Guide Dogs' charity.As Alex began to wrap up their conversation with Martin following his appearance on The One Show, the actor could not help but gush over her as he praised the mum-of-two for coming into the BBC studios each night.It comes as the global coronavirus pandemic has forced people to remain indoors.Despite it being International Nurses Day 2020, where nursing leaders have called for people to "shine a light" and celebrate their vital work, Martin also felt Alex should be

Normal People is the frontrunner at this year’s TV Choice Awards, where it is up for three prizes.

Martin Clunes, 58, is a household name for his role as Doc Martin, who attends to the residence of the fictional seaside village Portwenn.

Martin Clunes, 58, will host the long-running current affairs show Have I Got News for You tonight alongside team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton as well as panellists Janet Street-Porter and Fin Taylor.