Post by Sailor Earth on Sept 7, 2006 19:26:13 GMT -5
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Yay Matt!
Boo the American adaption, grrrr!
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Little Britain's Matt Lucas intends to enter into a civil partnership with his partner Kevin McGee, according to a new book, Inside Little Britain.
Uk tabloid The Sun reports that Lucas popped the question last May: "Last year he and Kevin swapped matching silver rings. They recently moved out of their North West London flat to set up home together in a £1million pad in the capital’s swanky St John’s Wood."
A spokesman from the BBC, which airs Little Britan, said, “Matt and Kevin feel destined to be together."
It was recently announced that Lucas' hilarious creation Little Britain is to get an American remake on HBO.
"Matt Lucas and David Walliams are to adapt their outrageous comic creations for American viewers under a deal with the cable channel behind the award-winning The Sopranos and Sex and the City. The search is on to find the urban American equivalent of the schoolgirl nightmare Vicky Pollard and a suitable deep South locale for the only gay in the village. The duo will work with American writers and Simon Fuller, the British entrepreneur behind Pop Idol, will oversee the show."
Little Britain's Matt Lucas intends to enter into a civil partnership with his partner Kevin McGee, according to a new book, Inside Little Britain.
Uk tabloid The Sun reports that Lucas popped the question last May: "Last year he and Kevin swapped matching silver rings. They recently moved out of their North West London flat to set up home together in a £1million pad in the capital’s swanky St John’s Wood."
A spokesman from the BBC, which airs Little Britan, said, “Matt and Kevin feel destined to be together."
It was recently announced that Lucas' hilarious creation Little Britain is to get an American remake on HBO.
"Matt Lucas and David Walliams are to adapt their outrageous comic creations for American viewers under a deal with the cable channel behind the award-winning The Sopranos and Sex and the City. The search is on to find the urban American equivalent of the schoolgirl nightmare Vicky Pollard and a suitable deep South locale for the only gay in the village. The duo will work with American writers and Simon Fuller, the British entrepreneur behind Pop Idol, will oversee the show."
Yay Matt!
Boo the American adaption, grrrr!
