Ricky Gervais on ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’
April 2nd, 2010 | Ricky Gervais, Videos | 0 Comments
Ricky Gervais talks to Jimmy about April Fool’s Day and the many spin-offs of The Office.
Ricky Gervais talks to Jimmy about April Fool’s Day and the many spin-offs of The Office.
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The three-time Golden Globe award winner joins previous winners John Cleese and Kelsey Grammer to receive his gong at the glitzy three-day Banff World Television Festival in Alberta, Canada, from June 13.
“This is probably the greatest honour of my career – only the Nobel Peace Prize can top this, but I will only accept that in person if the ceremony is held somewhere as beautiful as Banff; I think they Fedex, luckily,” joked the funnyman.
Ricky Gervais was on ‘The Tonight Show with Conan O’brien’ last night:
Ricky Gervais was on “60 Minutes” last night!
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Ricky Gervais will host the 67th Annual Golden Globes in January.
He’s provided memorable moments on the Golden Globe awards in the past – and this year Ricky Gervais will have the chance to do so again. The British comedian will host the 67th Annual Golden Globes in January, PEOPLE has confirmed.
“Not only is this the biggest Hollywood celebration of the industry, which includes both film and TV, but also an environment where I feel I can get free reign as a host,” Gervais said Monday. “I have resisted many other offers like this, but there are just some things you don’t turn down.”
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If you were to view Ricky Gervais’ entire oeuvre, you could start in the morning and be done by dinner. This is not much – two television series, a cameo appearance in films here and there, one starring role in “Ghost Town.” But what little we have on document is clear: Gervais may be one of our generation’s greatest comic minds.
Exhibit A: The Office (the BBC version, of course). Twelve episodes and a Christmas special of pitch-perfect character studies, set in the most mundane of settings. And what makes it so brilliant isn’t the cringe-inducing and oft-uproarious dialogue, it’s that it’s a love story at heart.
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