US EditionGavin & Stacey Star Larry Lamb Retires From Acting and Their Final Scenes Have Already Aired
PEMBROKESHIRE, WALES, JUL 13 – Larry Lamb retires after a 60-year career to focus on writing, ending with his beloved role as Mick Shipman in the Gavin & Stacey Christmas 2024 finale loved by millions.
- Larry Lamb, aged 77, announced his retirement from acting after starring as Mick Shipman in the 2024 Gavin and Stacey Christmas finale aired on BBC One.
- He explained that the story had run its course, saying fans were eager to see the narrative fully resolved and that he felt relieved it had ended.
- Lamb reflected on his fortunate 60-year career, mentioning his extensive work with prestigious institutions including the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre, as well as appearing in a dozen prominent West End productions and on Broadway. He also shared that the role of Mick holds a special place in his heart.
- He told the Daily Mail that being recognized is preferable to remaining unnoticed and described ending his career with Mick as a memorable and fulfilling conclusion, while also commending the writers for creating a character loved by many.
- Following his retirement, Lamb plans to focus on his literary career and may consider small stage roles, leaving larger parts to others as he steps back from acting.
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Gavin & Stacey's Larry Lamb says he's retiring from major acting roles
After returning to our screens in Gavin & Stacey: The Finale, it seems as though Mick Shipman star Larry Lamb is taking a major step away from the acting world.In an interview with MailOnline, Lamb revealed that he would consider taking on small stage parts "to keep my face in" but insisted that he's happy to let others perform the "bigger roles".He said: "You get so involved with these characters that they become your favourite at that time, th…
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