British comedian Bill Bailey hints at Black Books reunion ahead of Australian tour
Highly regarded comedian, actor and musician Bill Bailey suggests that the reunion of the British comedy masterpiece “Black Books” could take place.
Key point:
- Bill Bailey played eccentric Manny Bianco in cult classic
- He says there is “going” for some kind of reunion
- Bailey on tour in Australia in October and November
Bailey, who played eccentric bookstore assistant Manny Bianco on the Three Seasons show, told ABC Radio Adelaide that there was “underway” to reunite the cast.
The series’ protagonist, Dylan Moran, was previously in the manner of his character Bernard Black, and it’s absolutely possible that he will re-enact the disgruntled and deranged antihero role of the series. He implied that it was ânoâ.
But presenter Ali Clark asked, “Have you ever had the chance to see the Black Books and the team come together?” At The American Show Friends, Bailey removed some interesting details about the possibilities in the next chapter.
Anniversary episodes are unlikely, but Bailey hinted at some sort of star-studded gathering of the show.
âI don’t know about the series, or I don’t know about Black Books as a show or as an entity,â he said.
From childhood comic book heroes to his love for the fusion of music and laughter, Bailey has also spoken of his newfound love for skydiving.
âWhen you’re flying at 125 mph, you can clearly see the center of life,â Bailey says.
Ray Contour also reflected on how to spend time locked out in the UK.
âI had to be pretty familiar with all the techniques,â he says.
“We turned a little corner of the studio into a voice studio for storytelling.”
Bailey will tour Australia to various capitals and regional centers in October and November, as the coronavirus allows.
British comedian Bill Bailey hints at Black Books reunion ahead of Australian tour
British comedian Bill Bailey hints at Black Books reunion ahead of Australian tour