Phoenix Nights: Last News

Paddy McGuinness has been supported after he shared a heartbreaking message about missing 'unconditional love'. The Bolton-born comic and presenter is often known for his cheeky, tongue-in-cheek updates on social media.

Peter Kay has expressed interest in bringing back Phoenix Nights for a feature film.The comedian co-created and starred in the Channel 4 sitcom about a working men’s club in Bolton, which ran for two seasons from 2001 to 2002. It later spawned the 2004 spin-off Max And Paddy’s Road To Nowhere for six episodes.In his new book TV: Big Adventures On The Small Screen, Kay said he still writes down ideas for Phoenix Nights and suggested he’s considering bringing it back for a film.“I had an idea only today of Brian getting Young Kenny to paint an enormous letter ‘H’ on the roof of the club so he can advertise they’ve got a helicopter pad,” Kay wrote (via The Daily Mail).

One of Coronation Street's most recognisable stars had their mum pop up in the ITV soap recently - and viewers may have missed it. This year Antony Cotton is celebrating his own Corrie milestone. as the actor, who is best known for playing Sean Tully in the ITV soap, will mark 20 years on the cobbles after making his debut in 2003.

Read more: Emmerdale Paddy Kirk actor Dominic Brunt's real life from famous co-star wife to 'zombie addiction'We saw @laujane post: “I loved Amy's proposal to Matty. We needed this little slice of joy!” While @1stLadyHooligan said: “Whoop de doo Amy & Matty are engaged again. ” While @CPTSDBiDisaster posted: “That little speech from Amy.

Paddy McGuiness looked unrecognisable in a throwback snap that had fans in stitches. The Top Gear and Question of Sport presenter sparked nineties nostalgia with a picture of himself with longer, curtained-style curly hair. The presenter and comedian as he posed in a red and blue shellsuit top in the old photo and wide-legged trousers from the 'baggy' era.

Coronation Street star Antony Cotton has been a show staple since 2003 and it seems acting runs in his blood.The actor, 47, portrays Sean Tully on the ITV soap.His mother Enid Dunn has also made several Weatherfield appearances and in fact, made her Corrie debut before her son did.READ MORE:Corrie's Antony Cotton hits out at 'dangerous' Dancing on Ice after agonising ITV stintThe Bury-based actress first appeared on the cobbles as Dennis Stringer's aunt Joan Lawson in January 2002 at the character's funeral.She returned to the cobbles in 2006 as a character credited as Old Crone.Enid later played a special role in 2010 TV movie The Road to Coronation Street.The actress portrayed Granada Television tea lady Agnes, who famously informed the soap's creator Tony Warren that his planned title Florizel Street sounded like a disinfectant - leading him to change it.In spite of her various soap roles, Enid's Corrie journey was far from over.In 2011, she played a woman bumped into by the murderous John Stape (Graeme Hawley).Enid made her final Coronation Street appearance to date as bingo player Maureen Rothwell in 2014.She has also appeared in episodes of Cutting It, No Offence, Shameless and Bancroft - and previously appeared as barmaid Joyce in Peter Kay's hit comedy Phoenix Nights.Her recent TV roles have included small parts in The Bay and Compulsion.While his mother may have retired her Coronation Street roles, Antony recently renewed his contract with the ITV soap.This year has seen the character tested by a short-lived relationship with Frank Bardsley (Simon O'Brien) and his son Dylan Wilson's return to the cobbles.Following its axe on Friday due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Coronation Street will make a return to

A group of lads on a stag do have gone viral for their ‘spot on’ take on the cast of Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights.

Christine and Paddy McGuinness accidentally had a very racy accident while enjoying a kitchen romp during a quiet moment at home.ITV's Take Me Out presenter Paddy revealed he accidentally sat on chopped chilli peppers while getting amorous with his wife Christine.He admitted that they got frisky after he came home to find reality star wife Christine cooking in the kitchen in nothing but a pinny.Paddy told The Sun on Sunday: "So, what happened was that I jumped on the kitchen counter naked and pretty much sat on a chilli and it wasn’t the best of experiences, I can tell you."Once bitten, twice, shy, that’s for sure. Let me tell you, it was like a ring of fire."I know some people can’t even put chillies in their mouth — and if you do put them in your mouth, they usually leave your body from the same place that I sat on, if you know what I mean.

One of the joys of Christmas Day is all the family sitting around the TV during the evening to watch a long-awaited festive episode of a favourite comedy show on TV.

Christine McGuinness, 33, on being diagnosed as autistic and why she’s never watched Paddy’s Phoenix Nights.Four or five years ago, me and my husband [comedian/TV host Paddy McGuinness] were at an event and I sat next to a director. I couldn’t tell you what her name was but we got on.

Peter Kay.The bouncy castle, dubbed “Sammy Snake”, made a guest appearance in the comedian's early noughties show, Phoenix Nights.Now the inflatables on-screen days are over for now, the phallic shaped bouncy castle is now available for hire.Previously, the phallic bouncy castle was owned by a bloke who lives in Durham.Until, he put it up for sale on eBay earlier this year with bids reaching a whopping £5,000.Although, it is not clear how much the rude inflatable actually sold for.Now owned by a Teesside company, Leisure Time North East, “Sammy Snake” can be rented out.However, the website states that: “Due to Sammy's unique design he cannot be safety tested and insured to be used as a normal bouncy castle.”Not letting on how much the

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Peter Kay returned to the standup stage for the first time in three years on Saturday and revealed in an audience Q&A that he would definitely consider a Max and Paddy return.The comedian performed at the Manchester Apollo this weekend and told fans that he already has two special episodes written and ready to go, the Manchester Evening News reported.The 48-year-old starred in the hit comedy show with his co-star Paddy McGuinness and fans at the show were thrilled at the promising revelation.The comedy legend admitted he has two episodes of Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere already scripted.The show was a spin-off featured on the characters he'd created for Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights.There was only ever one series that aired back in 2004 and

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Before he coined the catchphrase "No likey, no lighty" as the host of ITV dating show Take Me Out, Paddy McGuinness was already a household name to millions of comedy fans across the country.

Phoenix Nights funnyman and Top Gear presenter Paddy McGuinness, 47, and his wife Real Housewives of Cheshire star Christine McGuinness, 33, went all out to celebrate 10 years of marriage.The celebrity couple celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary on Friday 4 June and the night included a romantic meal, flowers and a beautiful photoshoot. Christine took to her Instagram to share with her over 500k followers photos from the glamorous anniversary shoot.The model looked stunning in a pink fitted dress which had a thigh high split up one side and a pair of Perspex heels to finish the look.

Coronation Street as well as Phoenix Nights.Antony said he considered quitting acting for good after a series of failed auditions, but his mum encouraged him to keep trying.Taking his mum’s advice on board, the actor eventually got a job on the ITV soap and has now been playing his iconic character Sean Tully for almost 18 years.He said: “She did it because when I was a lot younger, I threatened to give up because I had a series of bad auditions.“I had a run of really great work and then it stopped, as is the nature of the business.Beckham left 'mortified' after 'awkward' Harry and Meghan row“And I said, ‘Oh I think I’m going to do something else’ so my mum took up drama lessons with my old drama teacher to prove to me that it’s never too

Paddy McGuinness has revealed he once dragged a dirty mattress from a back street to his family home and slept on it for six years as a teen.The Top Gear host, who’s currently writing his autobiography, recalled: “I remember as a kid going out in to the back street, finding a mattress on the floor and thinking, ‘That’s a decent mattress.’ "I dragged it home to my house and put it on my bed and it stayed there for six years. It was totally normal.

Bolton funnyman made a rare appearance on radio this morning (Saturday January 2). The comic was a guest on Cat Deeley's debut BBC Radio 2 Saturday morning show, appearing just after 11am.

Early Doors actor Rodney Litchfield has died aged 81, a writer for the show has said.