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Roy 'Chubby' Brown is the famous blue comedian. Born in Grangetown in , the Boro fan's real name is Royston Vasey and he is famous for the controversial content of his hugely-popular live shows and DVDs. Roy 'Chubby' Brown. Roy 'Chubby' Brown set to play live gig in front of fans Eurovision Song Contest Teesside comic among the first performers to resume audience gigs. Roy 'Chubby' Brown to 'live stream' show from famous theatre What's On Fans can quiz Teesside comic 'live' when show comes from Blackpool pier. Roy 'Chubby' Brown gig scrapped and fans refunded - after council decides act doesn't reflect its 'values' Roy 'Chubby' Brown Blue comic's manager sees red over Swansea Council's decision - and even compares it to Brexit.

But despite the news that the comedian has earned 8million from his shows and DVDs, he's still a tiddler in the money-for-mirth business. But the duo's biggest money spinner was the sale of their company Talk- Back Productions in to media group Pearson for million. FAMOUS for dressing up in women's clothing and dangerously high stilettos, Eddie's stand-up shows have been packing out theatres for years. The year-old has conquered the US with his bizarre brand of humour and has quietly made a name for himself in Hollywood with roles in Ocean's Twelve and My Super Ex-Girlfriend. In a , he was voted among the top 20 greatest comedy acts ever by a panel of industry experts searching for "the comedian's comedian". On top of this, Rowan, 51, also owns a quarter of Tiger Television and his own production company, Hindmeck, which created Mr Bean and the internationally hit, Blackadder.

The programme is set in Royston Vasey , a fictional town in northern England , originally based on Alston, Cumbria , [1] [2] and follows the lives of bizarre characters , most of whom are played by three of the show's four writers — Mark Gatiss , Steve Pemberton , and Reece Shearsmith — who, along with Jeremy Dyson , formed the League of Gentlemen comedy troupe in The series originally aired for three series from until followed by a film in A three-part revival mini-series was broadcast in December to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the group's first appearance on BBC Radio 4. The programme was aired on Comedy Central from summer to autumn Shearsmith and Pemberton later collaborated to create another dark comedy series, Psychoville ; Gatiss appeared in one episode.

By Dianne Apen-sadler For Mailonline. Comedian Roy 'Chubby' Brown has paid tribute to his son, describing him as a 'lost soul who has finally found peace' after announcing he had died at the age of Last month, father-of-seven Mr Brown, 74, was forced to cancel a number of performances because of a 'tragic family loss'. Yesterday, Mr Brown was joined by family and friends for the year-old's funeral and he thanked the media and the public for allowing him 'privacy and dignity' over the past month. He said his son, who was a convicted drug dealer, 'made me laugh and he made me cry' in a post on his official Facebook account.