Clive Anderson
Unmistakable, respected, intelligent & sophisticated. Totally trusted.
British Comedy Award winner, comedy writer, former stand-up comedian & barrister.
Accents
- RP*
Credits
- Loose Ends (Radio, ongoing) Host. Radio 4.
- 10 O'Clock Live (TV, 2011) Himself. C4.
- 24 Hour Panel People (TV, 2011) Himself. BBC3.
- The Bubble (TV, 2010) Himself. BBC.
- Mongrels (TV, 2010) Himself. BBC3.
- Election 2010 (TV, 2010) Himself. BBC.
- Pete & Dud: The Lost Sketches (TV, 2010) Himself. BBC2.
- The Funny Side of... (TV, 2009) Series Presenter.
- BBC Proms (TV, 2009) Presenter. BBC.
- The One Show (TV, 2009) Himself. Guest. BBC.
- Maestro (TV, 2008) Host. TV Series.
- Underdog Show (TV, 2007) Albert's trainer! BBC2.
- News Night With Sir Trevor McDonald (TV, 2007) Himself. 4 episodes.
- Sunday AM (TV, 2006-07) AKA The Andrew Marr Show. Himself.
- This Week (TV, 2005-10) Himself. 2 episodes. BBC.
- Guardian Sport Show (TV, 2005) Show Host
- Back in the Day (TV, 2005) Host. 40 episodes.
- QI (TV, 2003-10) Himself. 14 episodes.
- God Almighty (TV, 2003) 7 episodes. Chat show host.
- Question Time (TV, 1997-2011) Himself. BBC.
- Have I Got News For You (TV, 1990-2010) Himself. 10 episodes. BBC.
- Whose Line Is It Anyway? (TV, 1988-98) Show Host. 136 Episodes.
Related news articles
02/04/2019
Clive Anderson, John Bishop and Catherine Tate to star in Whodunnit
John Bishop, Catherine Tate and Clive Anderson are among the stars lined up to perform in an unrehearsed murder-mystery production, Whodunnit. Performing at the Park Theatre from 15th to 27th July, the show will then run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe from 31 July to 27 August.