Born in Reading
Born on June 25, 1961, in Reading, England.
Source 02 · The Guardian · The Guardian profile: Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tabHe was born in Reading, England. The year he turned 22, his band Seona Dancing released “More to Lose”.
The year he turned 37, he became a contributor on The 11 O’Clock Show. The year he turned 39, he hosted the Channel 4 chat show Meet Ricky Gervais.
The year he turned 40, The Office began on BBC Two. The year he turned 41, the second series of The Office began.
The breakthrough yearThe year he turned 42, the Radio Times named him the most powerful person in UK television comedy, and BBC News wrote that he had become a household name playing David Brent.
The year he turned 43, he won a Golden Globe, the first for a British actor in a TV comedy category. The year he turned 44, Extras began on BBC Two. The year he turned 45, his podcast became the most downloaded ever. The year he turned 46, he won an Emmy for Extras.
The year he turned 49, he hosted the Golden Globes for the first time, and hosted them again the next year. The year he turned 51, Derek premiered on Channel 4. The year he turned 52, Derek was set to premiere on Netflix. The year he turned 55, Netflix confirmed the David Brent film Life on the Road.
The year he turned 57, his special Humanity premiered on Netflix and the streamer ordered After Life. The year he turned 58, After Life premiered and was renewed for a second season. The year he turned 59, he hosted the Golden Globes for a fifth time and signed a multiyear Netflix deal.
The year he turned 62, Armageddon was released on Netflix. The year he turned 63, he won a Golden Globe for stand-up comedy on television. The year he turned 64, he donated almost £2.5m from his tour to animal charities. The year he turned 65, Netflix acquired his special Legend and Alley Cats premiered.
Ricky Gervais released “More to Lose” with Seona Dancing in 1983, the year he turned 22, and became known on Jan 6, 2003, the year he turned 42, when the Radio Times ranked him first in UK TV comedy. He won a Golden Globe for The Office in 2004, the year he turned 43.
Ages are by calendar year (the year minus the birth year), birthdays aside.
Born on June 25, 1961, in Reading, England.
Source 02 · The Guardian · The Guardian profile: Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tabHe sang in the new romantic band Seona Dancing, whose song “More to Lose” was released in 1983, when he was 22.
Source 03 · TIME · A Brief History of Ricky Gervais as an 1980s Pop Sensation · opens in a new tabSource 02 · The Guardian · The Guardian profile: Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tab TIME gives the year of release; the exact date was not confirmed.He became a contributor on Channel 4’s The 11 O’Clock Show.
Source 02 · The Guardian · The Guardian profile: Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tabSource 09 · The Guardian · Review of the decade: Comedy · opens in a new tabSource 01 · Wikipedia · Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tab Year from Wikipedia; not confirmed in news reports.He hosted the six-part Channel 4 chat show Meet Ricky Gervais.
Source 02 · The Guardian · The Guardian profile: Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tabSource 01 · Wikipedia · Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tab Date from Wikipedia; not confirmed in news reports.The sitcom he created with Stephen Merchant, in which he played David Brent, began on BBC Two.
Source 09 · The Guardian · Review of the decade: Comedy · opens in a new tabSource 01 · Wikipedia · Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tab Date from Wikipedia; not confirmed in news reports.The second series of The Office began on BBC Two.
Source 01 · Wikipedia · Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tab Date from Wikipedia; not confirmed in news reports.The Radio Times list named him the most powerful person in UK television comedy, ahead of Steve Coogan. BBC News wrote that he became a household name playing David Brent.
He became the first British actor to win a TV comedy acting award at the Golden Globes, and The Office was the first UK sitcom to win the best comedy prize.
Source 05 · BBC News · Gervais’ surprise at Globes win · opens in a new tab BBC News reported the wins on January 26, 2004; the ceremony day was not stated.His new BBC sitcom Extras began on BBC Two.
Source 06 · BBC News · Extras ‘a nightmare’ says Gervais · opens in a new tabThe Guardian reported that his weekly show on Guardian Unlimited had become the most downloaded podcast ever, averaging 261,670 downloads a week in its first month.
Source 07 · The Guardian · Gervais podcast in the record books · opens in a new tabHe won the Emmy for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series for Extras. He was not available to accept it, and Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell accepted it on his behalf.
Source 08 · Los Angeles Times · Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell accept Ricky Gervais’ Emmy · opens in a new tabSource 01 · Wikipedia · Ricky Gervais · opens in a new tab Ceremony date from Wikipedia; not confirmed in news reports.He hosted the 67th Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles, the first time in 15 years the ceremony had a host.
Source 10 · BBC News · Ricky Gervais gets mixed response at the Golden Globes · opens in a new tab BBC News reported it on January 18, 2010; the ceremony day was not stated.He hosted the Golden Globes for a second time.
Source 11 · BBC News · Mixed reaction to Ricky Gervais as Golden Globes host · opens in a new tab BBC News reported it on January 17, 2011; the ceremony day was not stated.His comedy Derek, in which he plays the title role, premiered on Channel 4.
Source 13 · BBC News · Ricky Gervais defends comedy show Derek · opens in a new tab BBC News wrote on April 9, 2012 that the premiere was that week.Entertainment Weekly reported that Derek would premiere on Netflix on Sept. 12.
Source 14 · Entertainment Weekly · Ricky Gervais series ‘Derek’ gets Netflix premiere date · opens in a new tabNetflix confirmed a deal for the film, in which a documentary crew catches up with David Brent 12 years on from The Office.
Source 15 · Deadline · Netflix Confirms Deal For Ricky Gervais’ ‘The Office’ Spinoff Movie · opens in a new tabHis stand-up special Humanity, recorded at the Apollo Hammersmith in London, premiered globally on Netflix.
Source 16 · Collider · Ricky Gervais Netflix Comedy Special “Humanity” Premiere Date · opens in a new tabNetflix ordered six half-hour episodes of After Life, a dark comedy series from him.
Source 17 · Deadline · Ricky Gervais Comedy ‘After Life’ Gets Series Order At Netflix · opens in a new tabHe created, wrote, directed and starred in the six-part series, which Netflix set to premiere on March 8.
Source 18 · Deadline · Ricky Gervais’ Netflix Series ‘After Life’ Sets March Premiere Date · opens in a new tabSource 19 · The Hollywood Reporter · ‘After Life,’ Starring Ricky Gervais, Renewed for Season 2 at Netflix · opens in a new tabNetflix renewed After Life for a second season.
Source 19 · The Hollywood Reporter · ‘After Life,’ Starring Ricky Gervais, Renewed for Season 2 at Netflix · opens in a new tabIt was his fifth time hosting the Golden Globes.
Source 12 · USA Today · Ricky Gervais defends his humor after hosting 2020 Golden Globes · opens in a new tab USA Today, writing on Wednesday, January 8, 2020, places the ceremony on the previous Sunday.He signed a multiyear overall deal with Netflix, which included a third season of After Life.
Source 20 · The Hollywood Reporter · Ricky Gervais Inks Netflix Overall Deal · opens in a new tabHis stand-up special Armageddon was released on Netflix on Christmas Day.
Source 21 · The Hollywood Reporter · Ricky Gervais Wins Best Stand-Up Special at Golden Globes · opens in a new tabHe won the 2024 Golden Globe for best performance in stand-up comedy on television for Armageddon.
Source 21 · The Hollywood Reporter · Ricky Gervais Wins Best Stand-Up Special at Golden Globes · opens in a new tabVariety reported his next world tour and Netflix special, Mortality, would launch later in the year and run until the end of 2025.
Source 22 · Variety · Ricky Gervais’ Next Tour and Netflix Special Is ‘Mortality’ · opens in a new tabBBC News reported that he donated almost £2.5m from his recent stand-up tour to 22 animal charities.
Source 23 · BBC News · Ricky Gervais donates £2.5m to animal charities · opens in a new tabNetflix acquired the rights to his stand-up special Legend, to be recorded on a global tour starting in the UK in September.
Source 24 · Deadline · Netflix Swoops For Latest Ricky Gervais Stand-Up Special · opens in a new tabThe adult animated comedy Alley Cats, which he created and in which he voices Gus, premiered on Netflix.
Source 25 · UPI · Ricky Gervais, ‘Alley Cats’ pals celebrate 25 years of ‘The Office’ · opens in a new tabSource 24 · Deadline · Netflix Swoops For Latest Ricky Gervais Stand-Up Special · opens in a new tabSource 26 · Deadline · Ricky Gervais’ Alley Cats gets a thumbs up from John Cleese · opens in a new tab Aug. 7 is the premiere date reported in advance by UPI and Deadline; Deadline wrote on Aug. 10 that the show debuted over the weekend.END OF SELECTED RECORDSSelected records, 1961–2026 · not a complete list of work. “Key moment” is an editorial label, not a measure of success.
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