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Channel 4 left with editing headache after Shaun Ryder swears 121 times during 10 minute comedy set Exclusive 21 Feb 2021, 19:30 SHAUN Ryder turned the air blue on a new comedy show to leave Channel 4 bosses red-faced.  The Happy Mondays frontman dropped a staggering 110 f***s, six sh*ts, two c***s, two a***s and a b*****ks in his ten minute set on Stand Up And Deliver. 6 Shaun Ryder dropped 121 foul words in a ten minute comedy set A source who was in the crowd said: “Shaun’s routine was more funny because he swore so much and he kept forgetting what he was talking about. 

First look at Fleabag's Sian Clifford and Outlander's Rosie Day in new comedy Susannah Alexander Outlander season two's Rosie Day and Years and Years actor Russell Tovey star in a first look photo from a new improv-comedy movie from StudioPOW. The film, which is currently untitled, stars the trio as down-on-their-luck best friends Sally, Denise and Mick, who come up with a plan to get their hands on a sizeable family inheritance. All they need to do is pull off a sham wedding and make it all the way through to 'I do'. The movie, which has now wrapped filming, also stars

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. First look at Fleabag and Outlander stars in new comedy movie Sian Clifford, Rosie Day and Russell Tovey team up. Outlander season two's Rosie Day and Years and Years actor Russell Tovey star in a first look photo from a new improv-comedy movie from StudioPOW. The film, which is currently untitled, stars the trio as down-on-their-luck best friends Sally, Denise and Mick, who come up with a plan to get their hands on a sizeable family inheritance. All they need to do is pull off a sham wedding and make it all th...

Also starring Richard Herring and Nick Helm Sian Clifford and Russell Tovey have finished filming an improvised comedy film about a family inheritance.  The pair, along with Rosie Day from Sky comedy Living The Dream, play down-on-their-luck best friends who plan to stage a sham wedding to get their hands on the cast. Comedians Richard Herring and Nick Helm also have roles alongside  W1A stars Ophelia Lovibond and Hugh Skinner, Phoebe Torrance, Richard Elis and Laura Patch. Director Jamie Adams shot the as-yet untitled movie at Margam Castle in Wales over the course of just a week under str...

Arrested Development's Alia Shawkat and was Helm's feature debut. Herring, who also appeared alongside Helm in the recently shot film Giddy Stratospheres, offers a sense of Adams's improvisational approach in his blog, writing: "Overnight the director has changed the central plot and he decided to go back and add more to the stuff we'd done and flesh out bits that he'd imagined might be montages. I got to do a fun short scene with one of the stars of the film, Russell Tovey and my character's bitter warnings about marriage made him corpse, which is fine cos you just go back and do it again. I...