Larry Lamb: 'Gavin And Stacey will return'
Larry Lamb is convinced Gavin and Stacey will return when the third series ends. The 62-year-old actor - who plays Gavin's father Mick in the BBC comedy written by Ruth Jones and James Corden - said at the British Comedy Awards he doesn't believe the current series is the last fans will see of the hit characters. Larry said: "It's not coming to an end you know - they won't write any more series, but I bet they write some one-offs. I bet you - prediction." Asked how he would feel to work on the show agai,n he said: "Lovely, I can't wait." Larry plays evil Archie Mitchell in EastEnders, who is due to be killed off in the soap, but revealed he will be keeping himself busy. He said: "I'm doing a one-man show. I'm going around the country with a one-man show. Larry Lamb bangs on about his life, so how I finished up being an actor really. "And a couple of TV things - I've just done a thing with my son where we've been out in Namibia with a tribe, living in deepest Africa, and I've just done a thing for the BBC about rich celebrities, supposedly, who are jobless, so that's an interesting departure."
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An entertainment writer with a diverse taste in TV and film, he lists Seinfeld, The Sopranos, The Chase, The Thick of It and Detectorists among his favourite shows, but steers well clear of most sci-fi.