John Cleese has issued an “apology” for rebootingFawlty Towers with his daughter, Camilla Cleese. The actor told fans that the forthcoming series – which follows Basil discovering he has a secret ...

The series will follow no-nonsense hotelier Basil Fawlty as he connects with his adult daughter and "navigates the modern world." Emlyn Travis is a news writer at Entertainment Weekly. She has been ...

Speaking with Paul, Cleese heaped praise on the “wealth of talent” the show featured, from his fellow lead stars, the “wonderful” Prunella Scales and “marvellous” Andrew Sachs, to names like Bernard ...

The recent stage play version of perhaps the greatest sitcom ever made, Fawlty Towers: The Play, is set to air on TV for the first time as part of the classic sitcom's 50th anniversary celebrations.

Not sure what to watch tonight? Discover our brand new TV GUIDE now! Have YOU got a story? Email [email protected] Fawlty Towers, created by John Cleese and Connie Booth, aired on BBC Two between ...

John Cleese‘s ’70s sitcom Fawlty Towers only ran for two, six-episode seasons (S1 in 1975 and S2 in 1979) but it’s regarded as one of the best examples of the form. In it, Cleese played the ...

At a press event for the production, Cleese explained the decision to remove offensive content from the play: “Those scenes where the Major used a couple of words you can’t use now, racial slurs they ...

Fawlty Towers co-creator and actor, Connie Booth has said she didn’t know the show was getting a reboot. The former actor – who played Polly in the show – claims she found out about the news the same ...

Anyway, Shin Fawlty Towers, as we like to call it for now ("shin" means "new" in Japanese), is set in the present, more than forty years after the end of the second and last season of the series on ...

"We would like to thank all those who gave Pru such wonderful care at the end of her life," her sons wrote in a statement Prunella Scales, the actress known for her work on '70s British sitcom Fawlty ...

LONDON (AP) — Actor Prunella Scales, best known as acid-tongued Sybil Fawlty in the classic British sitcom “Fawlty Towers,” has died, her children said Tuesday. She was 93 and had dementia. Scales’ ...