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Hace 1 día · Larry Lamb (1969–1972) Bernard Shrimsley (1972–1975; Lamb was editorial director, supervising both the Sun and News of the World) Larry Lamb (1975–1980; Lamb took an enforced six-month sabbatical before being sacked by Murdoch) Kelvin MacKenzie (1981–1994) Stuart Higgins (1994–1998) David Yelland (1998–2003) Rebekah Wade (2003–2009)
Hace 4 días · Gavin and Stacey star Larry Lamb has revealed what it was like when he was asked to reprise his role for another Christmas special. The actor, who plays Essex-born Mick Shipman on the hit...
Hace 3 días · Nick Curnow’s performance as Larry Lamb is the head and shoulders, the heart and mind, of Louise Fischer’s production. Passed over for years by his former boss, Hugh Cudlipp , Larry’s loyalty lies leeched when Murdoch pumps fresh blood into his ambition and aspirations.
Hace 3 días · David Caves. as Jack Hodgson (116 episodes) David Caves plays the role of Jack Hodgson in Silent Witness. Jack is a forensic scientist who specializes in digital analysis and research. With his technological expertise, Jack is able to uncover crucial evidence from digital devices, helping the team piece together the puzzle of each case.
Hace 4 días · BBC Entertainment James Corden Loose Women. Larry Lamb’s Reunion Deception Revealed. Last updated: May 30, 2024 2:53 pm. Bintano. Share. 8 Min Read. Advertisements. Larry Lamb has revealed the lie he told Ruth Jones when she asked him if he would be available for the Gavin And Stacey reunion.
Hace 3 días · Larry, 76, who plays Gavin's father Mick, told how Ruth, 57, phoned him out of the blue to let him know about the reunion. Appearing on Friday's Loose Women with his son George, 44, Larry said: 'I ...
Hace 2 días · Jimmy Donal "Jimbo" Wales (born August 7, 1966; Jimbo Wales as a user of Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects), is a British-American [3] Internet entrepreneur, webmaster, and former financial trader. He is a co-founder of Wikipedia and the for-profit wiki hosting service Fandom (formerly Wikia).
