Frank Skinner
Comedian and television presenter
Born
January 28th, 1957
68 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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A prominent English comedian, actor, and author gained recognition through television work. Hosted the comedy quiz show 'They Think It's All Over' and co-hosted 'The Frank Skinner Show.' Released several stand-up specials and authored books, including autobiographies detailing personal experiences and the entertainment industry. Skinner's contribution to comedy includes a mix of observational humor and storytelling, appealing to a wide audience across various platforms.
Hosted 'They Think It's All Over' on BBC
Co-hosted 'The Frank Skinner Show'
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