ITV3 has become the home of Carry On films over the Easter bank holiday weekend, with the channel showing 21 of the iconic British comedies across the four day period. This evening the channel will ...

Veteran actor and writer Eric Sykes has criticised an upcoming TV drama about friend and colleague Hattie Jacques. In an interview with the Mature Times, the 87-year-old said it was "very sad" that ...

Starring in her first Carry On film in 1958, Hattie Jacques would appear in 14 more. But during her stardom, she reportedly had a difficult relationship with her weight. At one point, Hattie is said ...

The programme will examine Jacques's secret affair with a younger man, which took place while she was married to Dad's Army actor John Le Mesurier. "Hattie Jacques is a comedy hero of mine and I'm ...

She was born Josephine Edwina Jacques in 1922. Hattie Jacques’ career began in music hall before graduating onto 1950s BBC radio comedies such as ‘Educating Archie', 'ITMA' and 'Hancock's Half Hour' ...

The son of Hattie Jacques has praised Ruth Jones's performance in a one-off drama about the former Carry On star. Jones, who is best known for her role in Gavin and Stacey, is appearing in BBC biopic ...

Josephine Edwina Jaques (7 February 1922 – 6 October 1980) was an English comedy actress, known as Hattie Jacques. Starting her career in the 1940s, Jacques first gained attention through her radio ...

A profile of one of Britain's best-loved comedy actresses, who starred in 13 of the Carry On franchise's films and teamed up with Eric Sykes for popular sitcom Sykes. This documentary charts the highs ...

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In an interview with the Mature Times, the 87-year-old said it was "very sad" that parts of the late actress's life "are now being raked over". The BBC Four show, Hattie, focuses on Jacques' affair ...

Forget Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson whittering at each other through the carriage window on Carnforth railway station. The greatest clinch in the history of British cinema is between Hattie Jacques ...