Alexander Armstrong
Pointless
Would I Lie To You?
From the endearing Uncle Bryn in Gavin & Stacey to his sparring with Steve Coogan in The Trip, Rob is one of the most popular entertainers on screen, whether acting or chairing competing celebrity lies. He also tours with his Fabulous Band.
Rob Brydon starred as Uncle Bryn in the hugely popular comedy Gavin & Stacey, joined in friendly rivalry with Steve Coogan on The Trip, and chairs Would I Lie To You. Originally a Radio Wales DJ, he first captured viewers’ imagination as Keith, the eternally optimistic chauffeur with his bittersweet, painfully comic tales in Marion and Geoff.
The one-man sitcom led to The Keith Barret Show, in which the host cheerfully delved into - and often ripped apart - his guests’ relationships. Since then he has some of the most popular comedy and panel shows on TV. His portrayal of the endlessly good-natured uncle in Gavin & Stacy made him a household name, and other credits include I'm Alan Partridge, Little Britain and Black Books. He also appears in many feature films including 24 Hour Party People, Holmes & Watson, The Huntsman and The Trip to...series. He's also been a regular on Have I Got News For You, Just A Minute and QI.
Onstage Rob is a natural entertainer and seasoned host, combining wit, song, and the occasional impression of Hollywood and Welsh legends.
“The most popular and professional host in the history of our event.”
Please pass on the most sincere thanks of the entire BGC team to Jimmy and Rob. We all felt that both of them did an outstanding job for us – working tirelessly to keep the atmosphere upbeat, they had obviously gone to a lot of trouble to prepare for the event. I also felt that they both seemed to 'boy in' to the event which made their roles so much more genuine.
It was a pleasure having Rob Brydon host our event. He was the consummate professional and damn funny to boot. We would have no hesitation in booking him again.
Rob is a true professional to work with and is incredibly funny. He really did give that extra something to the awards that not many presenters can.
Have seen Rob on several occasions. He has always impressed the audience and left them wanting more. He is definately NOT a marmite speaker – everyone seems to love him!
“Rob was extremely amusing, worked hard and had a good grasp of the audience.”
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