Alan Carr is one of television’s most recognisable and engaging personalities, celebrated for his gregarious humour, sharp wit, and self-deprecating style. Known as TV’s chattiest man, Alan has captivated audiences through his stand-up comedy, radio broadcasts, and iconic chat show, “Chatty Man.”
Alan’s talent and charm have earned him numerous accolades, including:
Alan debuted as a radio presenter on BBC Radio 2 during the Christmas 2007 Festive Highlights, hosting Alan Carr’s Christmas Box.
In 2009, he launched Going Out with Alan Carr, a Saturday evening show on BBC Radio 2 that aired from 6–8pm, blending music, comedy, and his signature conversational style.
Alan’s stand-up career is a cornerstone of his success. Highlights include:
Alan gained widespread recognition as the co-host of The Friday Night Project alongside Justin Lee Collins. The show combined comedy sketches, hidden camera stunts, and a game show segment, creating a unique blend of humour and entertainment.
Alan Carr’s Chatty Man cemented his status as a household name. The BAFTA-winning British comedy chat show featured:
The show debuted with two pilots in May 2009, attracting 2.15 million viewers for its first episode. Over 14 series and 154 episodes, Chatty Man became one of the UK’s most beloved programmes, with its 11th series marking the longest run to date with 18 episodes.
Alan Carr continues to shine as a comedic force and a warm, relatable interviewer. With a career spanning radio, stand-up, and television, Alan’s honest and humorous approach has made him a favourite among audiences and celebrities alike.