Andrew Billen
Andrew Billen has worked as a celebrity interviewer for, successively, The Observer, the Evening Standard and, currently The Times. For his columns, he was awarded reviewer of the year in 2006 Press Gazette Magazine Awards.
Articles by Andrew Billen
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Television
Andrew Billen - Dead romantic
- 30 January 2006
Television - We owe our sentiment over the whale to Wordsworth and co, writes Andrew Billen The Romantics (BBC2)
Television
Andrew Billen - Fantasy island
- 23 January 2006
Television - A parable of modern Britain lapses into self-indulgence, writes Andrew Billen Friends and Crocodiles (BBC2)
Television
Andrew Billen - Space oddity
- 16 January 2006
Television - A time-travelling DI revisits shameless 1970s chauvinism. By Andrew Billen Life on Mars (BBC1)
Television
Andrew Billen - National portrait
- 09 January 2006
Television - Gabby Aussie and tight-lipped monarch make a perfect match, writes Andrew Billen The Queen by Rolf (BBC1)
Television
Pearls and swine
- 19 December 2005
Television 2005 - Andrew Billen wonders why none of the best stuff gets shown on the main channels
Television
Andrew Billen - Tough at the top
- 12 December 2005
Television - The rigours of political life ease if you can cash in afterwards, writes Andrew Billen How To Be Tory Leader (BBC1) Married to the Prime Minister (Channel 4)
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Andrew Billen - Royal lush
- 05 December 2005
Television - A troubled princess is posthumously damned, writes Andrew Billen The Queen's Sister (Channel 4)
Television
Andrew Billen - Spineless things
- 28 November 2005
Television - The Shakespeare of the natural world celebrates invertebrates. By Andrew Billen Life in the Undergrowth (BBC1) OFI Sunday (ITV1)
Television
Andrew Billen - Good cop, bad cops
- 21 November 2005
Television - A secret unit tackles police corruption and a dodgy script, writes Andrew Billen The Ghost Squad (Channel 4)
Television
Andrew Billen - Ladies' night
- 14 November 2005
Television - In an updated Shakespeare, the girls get all the best lines, writes Andrew Billen Much Ado About Nothing (BBC1)
