Comedy royalty Paul Chuckle is throwing open the doors to his fans in a rare and exclusive opportunity. The beloved entertainer, who brought joy to millions as one half of the iconic Chuckle Brothers, has agreed to answer questions from Guardian readers in what promises to be a nostalgic and revealing interview.
From Rotherham to National Treasure
Paul Elliott, known universally as Paul Chuckle, has been entertaining British audiences for decades alongside his late brother Barry. The duo became household names with their CBBC series 'ChuckleVision', which ran for an incredible 21 years and gifted the nation with the immortal phrase "To me, to you".
Now, at 77 years young, Paul continues to work in entertainment, recently appearing in pantomime and making television appearances that prove his enduring appeal across generations.
What Would You Ask a Comedy Legend?
This is your chance to delve into the world of one of Britain's most cherished entertainers. Are you curious about:
- The secret behind the Chuckle Brothers' incredible chemistry?
- His favourite memories of working with Barry?
- What it was like being part of British television history?
- His thoughts on modern children's entertainment?
- His plans for the future and current projects?
The questions can range from his early days in showbusiness to his experiences following Barry's passing in 2018, and everything in between.
How to Submit Your Questions
Fans have until 5pm BST next Wednesday to submit their questions through the Guardian's dedicated platform. The best and most interesting questions will be selected for Paul to answer in a special feature that will run in the coming weeks.
This represents a unique opportunity to connect directly with a performer who has been part of the childhood memories of multiple generations. Whether you grew up watching the Chuckle Brothers in the 80s, 90s, or discovered them through repeats with your own children, now's your chance to ask the questions you've always wanted answered.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to engage with one of British entertainment's most enduring and beloved figures.
