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In the late 1980s and throughout the 90s, Michael Barrymore was a universally-loved British TV presenter. His anarchic quiz show Strike It Lucky (Thames TV/ITV) and chaotic self-titled variety show Barrymore (LWT/ITV) gained up to 20 million viewers every week. In the eyes of the public, he could do no wrong. As a warm-up comedian for the
Michael Barrymore received raucous applause from his fans as he made his big showbiz comeback after years away from the spotlight.
Michael Barrymore has attempted to make a comeback to showbiz by setting up a TikTok account and posting videos – as one pokes fun at his downfall following the tragic death of Stuart Lubbock
Speaking in his first interview in years, Michael Barrymore says he's back to his best and happier than ever, after what he describes as 20 years of misery
When a young man was found dead in his swimming pool following a drug-fuelled house party more than 20 years ago, Michael Barrymore practically disappeared from public life.