Christopher Morris(I)

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Four Lions (2010)

Christopher Morris was born on 5 September 1965 in Bristol, England, UK. He is an actor and writer, known for Four Lions (2010), The Day Today (1994) and Brass Eye (1997).

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6.4

Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle
8.7
TV Series
- Interviewer
- 2014–2016
Deliverance
Short
- Delivery Man (as Chris Morris)
- 2015
The Double
6.4
- Workers' Services Executive
- 2013
Veep
8.4
TV Series
- Newsreader (voice, uncredited)
- 2012
Four Lions
7.3
- Commentator on End Credits (uncredited)
- 2010
Nathan Barley
8.0
TV Series
- Place VO (voice, uncredited)
- 2005
My Wrongs 8245-8249 and 117
6.6
Short
- Voice of Rothko (voice)
- 2002
Brass Eye
8.6
TV Series
- Christopher Morris
- Ted Maul
- Austen Tassletine ...
- 1997–2001
Jam
8.4
TV Mini Series
- Chris
- Anthony
- Dutch Porn Actor ...
- 2000
Big Train
7.9
TV Series
- Narrator of Jockey Doco (voice, uncredited)
- 1998
I'm Alan Partridge
8.6
TV Series
- Peter Baxendale Thomas
- 1997
The Day Today
8.6
TV Series
- Christopher Morris
- Ted Maul
- Additional Roles ...
- 1994
Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge
8.2
TV Series
- Matt - Model (uncredited)
- 1994
Up Yer News
TV Series
- (as Chris Morris)
- 1990

The Day Shall Come
5.9
- written by (as Chris Morris)
- 2019
Bushwhacked II
8.1
Short
- concept
- 2013
Black Mirror
8.7
TV Series
- based on an original idea for Nathan Barley by (as Chris Morris)
- 2013
Four Lions
7.3
- written by (as Chris Morris)
- 2010
Second Class Male
5.7
Short
- story
- 2006
Nathan Barley
8.0
TV Series
- written by (as Chris Morris)
- 2005
My Wrongs 8245-8249 and 117
6.6
Short
- monologue
- screenplay
- 2002
Brass Eye
8.6
TV Series
- written by
- 1997–2001
Jam
8.4
TV Mini Series
- head writer
- 2000
The Day Today
8.6
TV Series
- written by
- written and devised by
- 1994
Spitting Image
7.4
TV Series
- additional material (as Chris Morris)
- 1984

Alternative names
- Chris Morris
Height
- 6′ 4″ (1.93 m)
Born
- September 5, 1965
- Bristol, England, UK
Children
- Child
Other works
Began his radio career at BBC Radio Bristol in the eighties. Hosted music/comedy shows on BBC Radio 1 and BBC GLR. Wrote for and hosted 'On The Hour' for BBC Radio 4 (later to become 'The Day Today' on TV) and wrote, produced and starred in 'Blue Jam' on Radio 1, which became 'Jam' on television. He also wrote columns for The Observer newspaper, as a columnist living in the shadow of a suicide he had yet to commit, a spoof of the so-called cancer columns.
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Trivia
During Chris Morris' radio career he is thought to have filled the newsreader's booth with helium, introduced a news flash about a train crash by saying "Tell me your favourite joke" and given running commentries over serious news bulletins, each time resulting in sackings.

Quotes
If a terrorist organisation wanted to knock out the moral compass of Britain, all they'd have to do is to kill 100 celebrities at random. The entire country would have an instant nervous breakdown.