Martin Clunes plays a grumpy driving instructor in his new sitcom, Warren…
Always in demand, Martin Clunes continues his busy year – following Manhunt and Islands of America – with this family-friendly sitcom about a driving instructor whose glass is always half-empty.
Shot without a studio audience or laughter track, the comedy tells the story of Warren, a proud Southerner who has been forced to move up North to Preston with his partner Anne. He’s furious about most things in life, especially if they cost him money or involve Anne’s two sons, who he has to live with.
Here, Clunes, 57, reveals more…
How would you describe your character?
This story is from the February 23, 2019 edition of TV & Satellite Week.
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