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Interviews & profiles
EXTENSIVE INTERVIEWS FROM THE PRINTED MAG:
Alan Moore
The author of Watchmen and From Hell discusses comics, comedy, movies and magic over copious amounts of tea.
If
you put the words in the right order with the pictures you can create a psychedelic state, a fugue state.
Sam Bain & Jesse Armstrong
The Peep Show writers on their show and characters:
We
thought it would be a good way to do comedy, to get a new perspective, to get inside someone's head.
Michael Palin
The ex-Python who won a BAFTA and found a whole new fan base with his travel series.
Along
with the fish-slapping dance, I want that on my gravestone: 'shot by Robert De Niro'
Graham Linehan
The writer of The IT Crowd, Father Ted, Black Books and Big Train also wrote for The Day Today and co-wrote The Fast Show’s Ted & Ralph:
Most
people think a show is made up by the cast as they go.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS FOR THE WEBSITE:
Galton & Simpson
We talk to the legendary writing team behind Hancock's Half Hour, Steptoe & Son and Comedy Playhouse.
Amazing
to think that if we hadn’t contracted TB, Hancock and
Steptoe wouldn't exist...
Snuff Box
Matt Berry (Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace, The IT Crowd) and Rich Fulcher (Mighty Boosh) on sketch show Snuff Box:
People
say 'I love the clip of you kicking the dog'.
Robin Ince
Comedy is too often constrained by preconceptions of audience reaction and the comic’s own self-censoring streak, says Robin Ince.
You’re
an idiot and I am a coward
Richard Herring
He's written for radio and TV, and his 2008 stand-up show The Headmaster's Son earned rave reviews.
A
lot of younger comedians tell me that they have been inspired by me and Stu, which is really lovely
SHORTER INTERVIEWS FROM THE B&W ISSUES:
Terry Gilliam
'A life in pictures' - an interview from the very first b&w issue of Mustard.
So my advice is, have no interest in furthering your career and just follow your heart. I mean, that's the only way you'll really be happy anyway
Comedy Store Players
Backstage with Neil Mullarkey and Richard Vranch at the Comedy Store.
We got a bit lost walking to the stage
through the kitchens - all very Spinal Tap...
Profiles
Douglas Adams
42 moments from the life of Hitchhikers author Douglas Adams.
Making
a film in Hollywood is like trying to grill a steak by having a succession of people come in and breathe on it.
Peter Cook
The greatest hits of Peter Cook - flawed genius, satirical superstar, icon of the 60s comedy movement and proprietor of Private Eye.
I've got nothing against your right leg.
The trouble is, neither have you.
Viv Stanshall
The singer-songwriter, painter, musician, author, poet and wit, best known for the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band and Sir Henry at Rawlinson End.
If I had all the money I'd spent on drink, I'd spend it on drink