17 Of The Wisest Things Stephen Fry Has Ever Said
Life, love and happiness according to the UK’s favourite clever clogs.
Life, love and happiness according to the UK’s favourite clever clogs.
We thought so, but then Tumblr took it to a whole other level.
“I don’t think I’ve ever done anything more satisfying.” I don’t think I’ve ever watched anything more satisfying.
This alarm clock from ThinkGeek is beyond cool. It lets you know what it’s like to be woken up by Stephen Fry as Jeeves (from the show he and Hugh Laurie used to do “Jeeves and Wooster”). Who wouldn’t want to be woken up with hilarious Fry witticisms.
We all love Stephen Fry’s warm welcome at the beginning of every “QI.” Here’s a collection of those greetings from the BBC quiz show.
Writer/Comedian Stephen Fry is serenaded by YouTube chanteuse Molly Lewis during a lifetime achievement award presentation from the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard. Too cute to miss! Watch Video ›
Matt Rogers has taken Stephen Fry’s wonderfully narrated and articulate essay on language and given it the kinetic typography animation treatment. It’s kind of like that CeeLo Green video, only British and without the repeated use of the F-bomb. Watch Video ›
Unlike humans, birds cannot rely on the services of eHarmony, jDate, or even STDmatch.net to help them find a mate. In the bird world, males must use their brightly colored feathers (or feet) and their sweet, sweet dance moves to woo the ladies. Here are some of the most creative and hilarious mating dances YouTube has to offer. View List ›
Stephen Fry chuckles to himself while his photographer, Mark Carwardine, is raped by a rare Kakapo. Cute!!! (Via.) Watch Video ›
Ashton Kutcher may have the most followers, but when it comes to this measure of influence he takes a back seat to Jonathan Ross, Perez Hilton and Stephen Fry. When ordered by engagement, he doesn’t even make the top twenty. That puts him behind Karl Rove and Coldplay. View Image ›
He loves Twitter, hates MySpace, and thinks Facebook is “becoming a bit low rent.”
This, ladies and gentlemen, is what British actor/comedian/”excellent good friend” Stephen Fry looks like when stuck in an elevator. He got stuck there after speaking at Apple’s Regent Street store in London, and proceeded to tweet his way out of the situation. View Image ›