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== Shows == | == Shows == | ||
[[All Rise for Julian Clary]] | [[All Rise for Julian Clary]] | ||
- | [[The All Star Talent Show]] | + | [[The All Star Talent Show]] (resident judge) |
[[Big Brother|Celebrity Big Brother]] (winner) | [[Big Brother|Celebrity Big Brother]] (winner) | ||
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[[It's Only TV... But I Like It]] (team captain) | [[It's Only TV... But I Like It]] (team captain) | ||
- | [[Just a Minute]] ( | + | [[Just a Minute]] (guest host) |
[[Monte Carlo or Bust]] (participant) | [[Monte Carlo or Bust]] (participant) | ||
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[[Sticky Moments]] | [[Sticky Moments]] | ||
- | [[Strictly Come Dancing]] (participant | + | [[Strictly Come Dancing]] (participant) |
[[Sushi TV]] | [[Sushi TV]] | ||
- | [[Trick or Treat]] | + | [[Taskmaster]] (participant) |
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+ | [[Trick or Treat]] (co-host) | ||
[[The Underdog Show]] | [[The Underdog Show]] | ||
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After becoming an Equity member, he created the ''Joan Collins Fan Club'' - an outrageously dolled-up stage act comprising of himself and sidekick pet Fanny the Wonderdog. At a time when other comics were telling politically correct jokes in business suits, Clary camped it up big style. | After becoming an Equity member, he created the ''Joan Collins Fan Club'' - an outrageously dolled-up stage act comprising of himself and sidekick pet Fanny the Wonderdog. At a time when other comics were telling politically correct jokes in business suits, Clary camped it up big style. | ||
- | He made ''Sticky Moments'' very much his own show. The more restrained appearances on ITV haven't been so successful, with ''Trick or Treat'' only lasting one series and the new version of ''Mr and Mrs'' getting moved to a different time slot after only two shows. | + | He made ''Sticky Moments'' very much his own show. The more restrained appearances on ITV haven't been so successful, with ''Trick or Treat'' only lasting one series and the new version of ''Mr and Mrs'' getting moved to a different time slot after only two shows. In the 2000s he became more accustomed to frequenting the BBC, as a captain of ''It's Only TV...'' and hosting ''Come and Have a Go...'''. He still regularly performs in pantomime and stand up comedy. |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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[http://www.julianclary.net Official site] | [http://www.julianclary.net Official site] | ||
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[[Category:People|Clary, Julian]] | [[Category:People|Clary, Julian]] |
Current revision as of 17:58, 4 February 2024
Contents |
Shows
The All Star Talent Show (resident judge)
Celebrity Big Brother (winner)
Come and Have a Go If You Think You're Smart Enough
Have I Got News for You (guest host)
In the Dark (pilot)
It's Only TV... But I Like It (team captain)
Just a Minute (guest host)
Monte Carlo or Bust (participant)
Strictly Come Dancing (participant)
Taskmaster (participant)
Trick or Treat (co-host)
Your Face Sounds Familiar (judge)
Biography
After a deeply unhappy time at The Ealing Abbey School Catholic school where Benedictine monks tried to beat out his effeminite nature, he found more friendship at university studying drama.
After becoming an Equity member, he created the Joan Collins Fan Club - an outrageously dolled-up stage act comprising of himself and sidekick pet Fanny the Wonderdog. At a time when other comics were telling politically correct jokes in business suits, Clary camped it up big style.
He made Sticky Moments very much his own show. The more restrained appearances on ITV haven't been so successful, with Trick or Treat only lasting one series and the new version of Mr and Mrs getting moved to a different time slot after only two shows. In the 2000s he became more accustomed to frequenting the BBC, as a captain of It's Only TV... and hosting Come and Have a Go...'. He still regularly performs in pantomime and stand up comedy.
Trivia
His first job after university was with British Gas, doing the photocopying! He also worked as a gay Tarzan kissagram.
He appeared in the film Carry on Columbus, and the extravagant musical Taboo.
His autobiography is called A Young Man's Passage.
He suffers from regular panic attacks, one of which occured on an actual TV show.
Clary was the memorable subject of one edition of the BBC's family history series, "Who Do You Think You Are?" At one point, he wondered what his ancestors would have made of him and then added, "Been horrified, probably".
Contact
International Artistes Limited, 4th Floor, Holborn Hall, 193-197 High Holborn, London, WC1V 7BD