David Schwimmer

A Chat With Andy Nyman About the Golden Rules Of Acting

Chris Cox | Posted 28.09.2012 | UK Entertainment
Chris Cox

For twenty-five years Andy Nyman has worked in theatre, film and television. As an 11-year-old boy, he sat in a Leicester cinema watching Jaws, "There I was, a stocky little curly haired Jew seeing a stocky little curly haired Jew playing the lead in a film, I released this isn't fantasy. I could actually do that."

WATCH: 'No Friends' Sketch Imagines 'Friends' Without Any Friends

Huffington Post UK | Alastair Plumb | Posted 10.07.2012 | UK Comedy

Between 1994 and 2004, the world was in love with the fictional lives of six fictional people as they went about being handsome and successful and sil...

EPISODES: Matt's Back - But Where Are His Friends Now?

The Huffington Post UK | Sarah Dean | Posted 11.05.2012 | UK Entertainment

Matt LeBlanc returns in the second series of Episodes on BBC2 on 11 May, with a Golden Globe under his arm and an Emmy nomination to boot. The com...

David Schwimmer: A Matter Of Trust

Ross Jones-Morris | Posted 13.09.2011 | UK Entertainment
Ross Jones-Morris

After rising to prominence as everyone's favourite fictional palaeontologist in Friends, one may expect David Schwimmer to be happy to rest on his comedy laurels. That his latest project is an altogether more serious tale of paedophiles, internet grooming and sexual assault may therefore come as a surprise to many, but this shift in focus is apparently the culmination of seven years of heartfelt production and one that the director does not take lightly.

David Schwimmer: 'I want to star in Sherlock, Luther'

www.digitalspy.co.uk | Posted 13.09.2011 | UK Entertainment

David Schwimmer has revealed that he is a big fan of British television shows, including the BBC's Sherlock and Luther....