Nigel Havers Makes Early Exit from Sunday Brunch for Special Holiday Reason

Actor Nigel Havers made a notable early exit from Channel 4’s popular program, Sunday Brunch, on December 7th. His departure was due to prior work commitments related to his ongoing performances in a pantomime.

Nigel Havers’ Early Exit Explained

During the episode, Havers was joined by fellow guests Chris McCausland, Ben Miller, Chris and Rosie Ramsey, and Jack Savoretti. Host Tim Lovejoy informed viewers that Havers would leave the studio shortly after their discussion.

Upcoming and Current Performances

• Havers is also preparing for his upcoming live performance titled “Talking Bks,” scheduled for next year.
• He is currently performing at the London Palladium, participating in the pantomime of “Sleeping Beauty” for the tenth consecutive year.

About the Pantomime

In his role, Havers plays The Keeper of the Privy in a production that includes notable performances by Catherine Tate, Julian Clary, Paul Zerdin, and Rob Madge. Havers humorously commented on his decision to join the pantomime, stating, “I don’t know. For the money, really.”

He has collaborated with his friend, Julian Clary, and ventriloquist Paul Zerdin since the inception of the pantomime. Havers recounted his initial proposal for a new pantomime to Andrew Lloyd Webber, the venue’s proprietor, which has led to the production’s continued success.

Viewer Reactions

Despite his brief appearance, Havers impressed viewers with his charisma and storytelling ability. Many took to social media to express their enjoyment of his guest spot, with one viewer noting, “Nigel Havers is stealing the show. He’s a great raconteur.”

Another viewer remarked, “Couldn’t help it. Had to watch Nigel Havers on Sunday Brunch. Have always liked him.”

Sunday Brunch airs every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Channel 4, featuring engaging discussions and celebrity guests.