BBC 'happy to talk' about Fawlty Towers remake with John Cleese
Speaking on the news the sitcom was returning after 44 years, director of comedy, Jon Petrie said 'we found out about it when everyone else did'.
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Speaking on the news the sitcom was returning after 44 years, director of comedy, Jon Petrie said 'we found out about it when everyone else did'.
John Cleese, 83, has 'apologised' to his fans after the Fawlty Towers star announced he was working on a reboot of the classic sitcom.
A remake of Fawlty Towers could provide some fresh material for Suffolk's world-famous John Cleese impersonator Edmond Wells.
The comedian, 39, claimed the new series will 'honour the tone' of the original sitcom, which ran between 1975 and 1979 on BBC Two, and saw John, 83, play grumpy hotelier Basil Fawlty.
The actor, who played grumpy hotelier Basil Fawlty in the BBC2 show, said last night: 'I'm not doing it with the BBC because I won't get the freedom.'