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54 stories by "Simon Hattenstone"

Rob Delaney: 'If I'm not feeling funny about something, that's fine' by Simon Hattenstone

He made his name as the funniest person on Twitter. But can the Catastrophe writer and star make light of dark times?Catastrophe: noun; an event causing great and usually sudden damage or su…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:03am on February 25, 2017

Glenda Jackson on her scary reputation: 'I've never understood the fear thing' by Simon Hattenstone

As an Oscar-winning actor, she could emasculate her leading men. As a Labour MP, she skewered her leader, Tony Blair. After her acclaimed King Lear, is she back to command the theatre world …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:12pm on December 14, 2016

Gillian Anderson on therapy, rebellion and 'being weird' by Simon Hattenstone

She found fame in The X-Files but is most proud of her roles in The Fall and A Streetcar Named Desire. She talks about turning from an obnoxious teenage punk into a control freak " and why m…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:18am on September 4, 2016

Ayesha Hazarika: 'Labour's best drinker? They're so good at it, I couldn't say' by Simon Hattenstone

She advised Ed Miliband and wrote gags for Harriet Harman. Now Ayesha Hazarika is turning her heady Whitehall days into standupAyesha Hazarika is hungover, but it's nothing to do with drink.…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:31am on July 6, 2016

Vanessa Redgrave on why she was ready to die: 'Trying to live was getting too tiring' by Simon Hattenstone

The legendary actor, 79, on ageing, religion, human rights and the notorious Oscars speech that stalled her Hollywood career'Cheers,' says Vanessa Redgrave. She clinks her glass of elderflow…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 3:28am on June 13, 2016

Clarke Peters: Razzle dazzler by Simon Hattenstone

The Wire made him a star, but Clarke Peters has been singing, dancing and writing for decades. Kicking off our Edinburgh festival coverage, he tells Simon Hattenstone why he's going back to …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:35am on January 15, 2016

What I'm not is a cheery person: Simon Hattenstone interviews Catherine Tate by Simon Hattenstone

Catherine Tate loves to take people on - whether on the stand-up circuit or as the 'bovvered' Lauren in her hugely successful comedy show. So why is she now playing second fiddle to Dr Who? …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:58pm on October 16, 2015

Lenny Henry talks about his career, family and his new role as Othello by Simon Hattenstone

Lenny Henry says he knows just how Othello must have felt. At school, there were only three black kids in the whole place. "There'd be a fight everyday over words. Coon, wog, nigger, OK…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:59pm on August 31, 2015

Marianne Jean-Baptiste: 'It's not a sob story - I could have stayed in the UK and fought it out' by Simon Hattenstone

She was brilliant, she was versatile, she was Oscar-nominated for Secrets and Lies. So why couldn't Marianne Jean-Baptiste make it in British movies? It's something she really, really doesn'…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:51pm on June 15, 2015

John Simm: 'Sometimes I do feel underappreciated' by Simon Hattenstone

His Hollywood dream turned to dust, he's not won a Bafta, and Russell Crowe nabbed his role. So is John Simm bitter? Well, maybe a bit...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015

Gillian Anderson on therapy, rebellion and 'being weird' by Simon Hattenstone

She found fame in The X-Files but is most proud of her roles in The Fall and A Streetcar Named Desire. She talks about turning from an obnoxious teenage punk into a control freak " and why m…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 1:00pm on February 8, 2015

Julie Walters: 'People like me wouldn't get a chance today' by Simon Hattenstone

She was a working-class kid who got her break in the revolutionary 1970s theatre scene. The grande dame of British acting sounds off about privilege, politics and her drinking daysJulie Walt…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:00am on January 24, 2015

Lee Hall: Spielberg, Scargill and me by Simon Hattenstone

On the 30th anniversary of the miners' strike, Billy Elliot writer Lee Hall talks about Thatcher's death, being fired from War Horse " and finding the lead for his Elton John musicalI'm watc…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:49pm on March 10, 2014

The dark side of Carey Mulligan by Simon Hattenstone

She likes dark, difficult characters. She doesn't like questions about her faith, her pop star husband, pet pigs, politics…' The Coen brothers talk about the film' Free audio downloa…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:00am on January 18, 2014

Comedians and their parents: Jack Whitehall and father Michael by Simon Hattenstone

Is there a Whitehall power struggle? And how did Jack's father take it when his son adopted a mockney accent?Jack Whitehall greets me with a warm smile, while his father offers a terse snort…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:00am on December 14, 2013

Comedians and their parents: Nina Conti and father Tom by Simon Hattenstone

'It sounds like it was a risible, weird topic to you': Nina and Tom Conti get to grips with her choice of careerTom Conti says he and Nina's mother Kara had a favourite expression in th…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:00am on December 14, 2013

Daniel Radcliffe: 'There's no master plan to distance myself from Harry Potter' by Simon Hattenstone

He was the boy who brought Harry Potter to life " and feared he'd killed his own career in the process. Daniel Radcliffe talks about hairy legs, growing up in the spotlight, and why he never…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:00am on November 23, 2013

Frank Langella: legend of the fall by Simon Hattenstone

As a young man Frank Langella worked with Laurence Olivier, partied with Noël Coward and seduced Rita Hayworth. Then his career fell apart. He tells Simon Hattenstone about losing ev…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 5:00pm on October 28, 2013

An evening with Al Pacino review by Simon Hattenstone

The star of The Godfather and Scarface is a lovable, scary bad guy but the audience didn't get a chance to see the real Al Continue reading...

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:08pm on June 2, 2013

An Evening With Al Pacino " review by Simon Hattenstone

The star of The Godfather and Scarface is a lovable, scary bad guy " but the audience didn't get a chance to see the real AlAl Pacino was safely ensconced on the stage of the London Palladiu…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:08pm on June 2, 2013

Coronation Street, the Musical: look back in leopard skin by Simon Hattenstone

As Coronation Street: the musical prepares to open, Simon Hattenstone goes behind the scenes and asks the cast " from Julie Goodyear to Bill Roache " how they plan to bring its bolshy magic …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 2:15pm on May 7, 2012

Simon Amstell: 'Dysfunction is my career' by Simon Hattenstone

Put downs. Piss takes. Come backs. Simon Amstell can hand it out, but can he take it? Simon Hattenstone talks to the presenter-turned-standup about celebrity, upsetting his family and wheth…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 6:00pm on March 9, 2012

Sharon Horgan: 'I love making men cry' by Simon Hattenstone

She made her name playing reckless, feckless, funny women. As Sharon Horgan takes to the stage, she tells Simon Hattenstone why ageing is awful and selfishness is greatSharon Horgan walks in…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 4:31pm on September 11, 2011

Last orders for Booze Britain's poster girl | Laura Hall by Simon Hattenstone

Laura Hall is the only person to have been given an alcohol asbo. Now it's time to quit, she tells Simon HattenstoneLaura Hall looks nervously into the tape recorder. "I feel like I'm at the…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:04pm on January 21, 2011

'The day I shared a pint or five with Pete Postlethwaite' by Simon Hattenstone

In 1997, Simon Hattenstone went to the pub with Pete Postlethwaite while the actor, who died earlier this week, was starring in Macbeth. Read the interview againAct One: lunchtime, a pub in …

SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:48am on January 6, 2011
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