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Jeremy Clarkson 'the saddest ever seen' as Grand Tour star 'shook' by touching feature in final ever episode
The Grand Tour executive producer Andy Wilman has admitted that Jeremy Clarkson was the "saddest" he's ever seen him after ...
Producer Nicola Shindler on What Made ‘Happy Valley’ a Hit, Why ‘It’s a Sin’ Took “a Long Time”
British TV boss Nicola Shindler has explained why Channel 4’s It’s a Sin took “a long time” to get made — and the reason is ...
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Jeremy Clarkson shares real reason he chose 'most unreliable car ever' for final Grand Tour special
Jeremy Clarkson has shed light on the decision-making process that led him to opt for a 1982 Lancia Montecarlo for his final ...
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The Grand Tour boss sparks concern as he shares 'touching' parting gift from team: 'Thought you'd died!'
The Grand Tour producer Andy Wilman has shared with his social media followers the farewell gift he received from the team on ...
Ex-Top Gear producer says Richard Hammond crash was ‘real wake-up call’
Ex-Top Gear producer says Richard Hammond crash was ‘real wake-up call’ - Andy Wilman, who produced the show from 2002 to ...
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‘The Grand Tour’ Producer Andy Wilman on Working With Childhood Friend Jeremy Clarkson: ‘We Didn’t Plan Any of This at School’
“The Grand Tour” producer Andy Wilman says the seeds for his success were sown at school — which he attended with Jeremy Clarkson. “I went to school with him which is like, argh,” Wilman ...
‘The Grand Tour’ Producer Andy Wilman on Working With Childhood Friend Jeremy Clarkson: ‘We Didn’t Plan Any of This at School’
The Grand Tour” producer Andy Wilman says the seeds for his success were sown at school — which he attended with Jeremy ...
Ex-Top Gear producer says Richard Hammond crash should've been 'wake-up call'
Andy Wilman, the former Top Gear producer, has called Richard Hammond' s harrowing crash a "real wake-up call" concerning the ...
Richard Hammond's crash was 'real wake-up call' for safety on Top Gear
Andy Wilman, who produced the BBC motoring show from 2002 to 2015, said crashes had happened "too much now" and added it was ...