Mark Iddon
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| Mark Iddon | |
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| Born | |
| 🏡 Residence | London |
| 🏳️ Nationality | British |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| 📆 Years active | 2001–present |
| 👔 Employer | Freelance |
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Mark Iddon is a UK based comedy television producer. He series produced 6 series of Russell Howard's Good News for Avalon Television/BBC3, he also produced series 2 of BBC Three's Live At The Electric and series produced series 3 that aired in Jan 2014. Most recently Iddon produced A Gert Lush Christmas a comedy TV movie starring Russell Howard in his first dramatic role which aired during Christmas 2015. Iddon also created and series-produced Show & Tell for E4 which starred Chris Addison and aired in September 2011. Mark has previously produced a six-episode comedy-drama series called Mouth to Mouth for BBC3 and also worked within BBC's Multiplatform Development studio. In 2002, Iddon produced a 26-episode sitcom called I Love Mummy in Canada which aired on BBC and YTV.
References[edit]
- Credits for I Love Mummy Website
- Playback Article about 'I Love Mummy'
- I Love Mummy - IMDB
- 'Mouth To Mouth' Press release - Broadcast
- BBC announces Russell Howard Pilot
- Russell Howard Pilot announced in Broadcast
- BBC 3 announces 'Russell Howards Good News' & 'Mouth To Mouth'
- BBC3 announce 2nd and 3rd series of Russell Howard's Good News
- Broadcast Magazine article on Russell Howard's Good News Return
- BBC3 announce 2 more series of Russell Howard's Good News for 2011
- Multi series deal announced for Russell Howards Good News 2012/2013
- Zai Bennett announces wealth of new commissions at Edinburgh Television Festival
- Russell Howard Makes A Christmas Film
- Press Release Gert Lush Xmas
External links[edit]
- I Love Mummy Website
- Photosynth
- BBC How We Built Britain Photosynth
- Russell Howard's Good News Blog
- Show & Tell E4
- BBC Three Live At The Electric
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