Catherine Tate

Catherine Tate hasn't been on Doctor Who since 2008 but hasn't ruled out a return.

She is a Rotten Tomatoes approved film critic and has a huge passion for cinema. So far we don't have anyone confirmed, but you can check out ourDoctor Who theories to see who might be taking on the iconic role! Lucy joined the WhatToWatch.com team in 2021, where she writes series guides for must-watch programmes and the latest TV news. Nan was rather bothered Catherine Tate got to come on #TheOneShow instead of her... She especially loves horror, thriller and anything crime-related. "I'm on the same number, I'd just like to say.

The star of The Nan Movie will feature in a new Netflix comedy. Find out what to expect and when it will be released.

Hard Cell sees Catherine Tate play a series of characters in the prison mockumentary. "Funny yet surprisingly moving, Hard Cell leans into the comical truth of prison life." Find out what to expect and when it will be released.

The 52-year-old got into character as Joannie Taylor as she attended a screening of The Nan Movie at The Ham Yard Hotel in London on Tuesday.

We did a lot of improv on the road, it was fantastic. Having a blast! The actress, 52, sported a full face of wrinkled prosthetics and a wiry blonde wig as she hit the red carpet in a beige coat and a green blouse Having a blast! The actress, 52, sported a full face of wrinkled prosthetics and a wiry blonde wig as she hit the red carpet in a beige coat and a green blouse alongside David Tennant The actress, 52, sported a full face of wrinkled prosthetics and a wiry blonde wig as she hit the red carpet in a beige coat and a green blouse.

Donna Noble herself Catherine Tate has responded to rumours her of return for Doctor Who's 60th anniversary alongside David Tennant.

Catherine Tate, who played companion Donna Noble in Doctor Who, breaks her silence on whether she will be returning for the show's 60th anniversary.

But with Doctor Who 60th anniversary almost certainly airing on November 23, 2023, audiences still have a while to wait before finding out if Donna will encounter the Doctor again. Tate reprised the role again as a guest star for the two-part Doctor Who special, "The End of Time," and has continued to play Donna in several audio dramas, but has not appeared as the character on-screen for over 12 years. Former Doctor Who companion Catherine Tate has addressed the rumors as to whether her character, Donna Noble, will return for the show's 60th anniversary next year.

Catherine played Donna Noble in season four of the BBC science fiction show, and had also appeared in the second and third series. In March, 2021, Doctor Who ...

‘I’m on the same number, I’d like to say. The One Show is available to stream on BBC iPlayer now. Netflix confirmed the news on Twitter along with the official release date, and wrote: ‘Catherine Tate’s brand new documentary style comedy set in a female prison, Hard Cell, comes to Netflix on 12 April.’

The iconic, unfiltered, and quite sweary character is making a huge comeback and paid the Loose Women a visit.

Nan is leading this #LooseWomen." "Not allowed," she said as beeps began to play out to cover-up multiple words. It’s like they don’t know how to conduct the interview or what questions to ask. She then added: "You are live on Channel 4 please do not swear. I have been warned not to swear. Things got off to an awkward start when 'Nan' kept repeating the names of panelists who weren't on the show that day.

Catherine Tate just popped up on the BBC's The One Show to promote a couple of things, the upcoming film The Nan Movie to be released on Friday, featuring.

Catherine Tate just popped up on the BBC's The One Show to promote a couple of things, the upcoming film The Nan Movie to be released on Friday, featuring her as her Catherine Tate Show character of the same name. We also got a look at The Nan Movie, out on Friday, which Catherine Tate calls an "origin story" for the character of Joannie Taylor, in which you discover the event that turned her into a cantankerous old busy body. I was on The One Show once.

Catherine Tate is returning to TV for a brand-new Netflix mockumentary, Hard Cell, and we've now been given a look at some of the characters she'll play.

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Catherine Tate is utilising her wonderful comedic talents in a new Netflix series, and we're here for it.

Catherine recently gave fans the ultimate treat, by sharing the trailer for The Nan Movie – a movie based on the most foul-mouthed woman on the planet. Catherine will be adding a brand-new list of characters to her impressive collection, but don’t expect to see the 2.0 edition of Nan Taylor or Lauren Cooper. Netflix confirmed the news on Twitter along with the official release date, and wrote: ‘Catherine Tate’s brand new documentary style comedy set in a female prison, HARD CELL, comes to Netflix on 12 April.’

The comedy star left viewers unimpressed when she rocked up as her foul mouthed nan character with fans finding her unfunny and wishing she'd been Catherine ...

Another viewer tweeted: “Eek. Not sure Nan can extend to a whole film…. "I have loved working with Catherine over the years on stage, and it is a massive treat to put her Nan on film. And another complained: “I'd have preferred to see a proper interview with Catherine Tate. #LooseWomen.” Another complained: “#LooseWomen I love Catherine Tate as a person, but I must be getting old as I don't find Nan funny anymore.” The star has a big screen outing of her grandmother character hitting cinemas at the end of the week – with ‘Nan’ from The Catherine Tate Show getting her own spin-off called Nan: The Movie. Loose Women fans were left cold by Catherine Tate in character as Joannie Taylor – aka her foul mouthed Nan character – as she rocked up on the panel to promote her new film.

Produced by Leopard Pictures, Hard Cell is a documentary style comedy set in the fictional female prison, HMP Woldsley. Writer and creator Catherine Tate plays ...

Set over a 6 week period during which the inmates rehearse a musical directed by ex-Eastender’s star Cheryl Fergison. Rehearsals draw together an oddball collection of women as they find their voices, grow in confidence and strengthen their friendships. It’s written by Catherine Tate and the creative team is Niky Wardley and Alex Carter. Produced by Leopard Pictures, Hard Cell is a documentary style comedy set in the fictional female prison, HMP Woldsley. Writer and creator Catherine Tate plays multiple characters from Laura Willis, the Governor who believes creativity leads to rehabilitation, to Big Viv, the psychopath lifer.

Comedian Catherine Tate has created a new batch of no doubt unforgettable new characters for her new Netflix comedy series Hard Cell which is set in the ...

The official Netflix bio of the character states: "A self-styled prison reformer convinced staging musicals will provide a platform for her belief that creativity leads to rehabilitation. Marco's Netflix bio states: "He got down to the last 32 on Love Island so he’s got nothing to prove. The character was part of The Catherine Tate show and has already starred in a string of spin-off made-for-TV movies, but The Nan Movie is the first cinematic release for the character. It is hoped the new show will be a return to form for the TV star – whose much-loved series The Catherine Tate Show first appeared on screens almost 20 years ago back in 2004 and ran for three series until 2007. Catherine Tate is famous for playing multiple characters thanks to her successful sketch show that was a hit in mid-noughties – and now she is back with a whole new cast of characters in a brand new show. The Netflix comedy show is set in a fictional women’s prison called HMP Woldsley and will see Catherine doing what she does best – pretending to be a variety of different characters all at the same time.

With the prison mockumentary series hitting Netflix this April, get to know everyone who Catherine Tate is playing in Hard Cell.

"We cannot wait to show audiences on Netflix the inside of HMP Woldsley, our fictional prison occupied by the fantastic creations of Catherine Tate. This series is funny and touching all at once, revealing what life might be like in a British women's correctional facility," said executive producer Kristian Smith in an official statement when the series was first announced. MARCO is a guard from Essex. He got down to the last 32 on Love Island so he's got nothing to prove. Her detractors would describe her as a 'bleeding heart liberal in kitten heels', a description she wouldn't hate.

Netflix has released our first look at Catherine Tate's new TV series Hard Cell, where Tate will take on six new characters in a fictional female prison.

"Funny yet surprisingly moving, Hard Cell leans into the comical truth of prison life." What a combination. Starring, you guessed it, Tate as a series of characters from a fictional women's prison, Hard Cell will arrive on the streaming platform next month – and it promises to be both funny and "moving".

It is set over a six-week period during which the inmates rehearse a musical directed by Cheryl Fergison, who played Heather Trott in EastEnders. Tate's ...

But she lives by her mantra ‘People are inherently good’ and despite her misfortune, she overcomes her fears, settles in and even finds her prison walk. - ROS, a popular, bouncy inmate who idolises her mother. Her detractors would describe her as a ‘bleeding heart liberal in kitten heels’, a description she wouldn’t hate.