Extras (2005 - 2007)
Extras (2005 - 2007)
AVERAGE TOMATOMETER
89%
97%
AVERAGE AUDIENCE SCORE
84%
Critic Consensus: No consensus yet.
Series Info
A frustrated wannabe actor continually lands bit parts on major film projects with real stars (who play themselves). Fortysomething Englishman Andy Millman was bitten by the acting bug late in life, but can't seem to make a name for himself, despite his best efforts to steal a line, milk a scene or schmooze with the crew. His best friend, Maggie, suffers a similar fate, though she would much rather catch a man than a break. Created by the duo that crafted the BBC's `The Office.'
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Seasons
86%
Critics Consensus:
Along with the requisite cringeworthy humor and impressive celebrity cameos, Extras' finale ultimately offers a cautionary tale through Andy's personal growth.
90%
Critics Consensus:
With Andy's elevated-although equally unsatisfying-status in the industry, Extras' second season hits the ground running with fresh satirical insights into the world of entertainment.
2006, HBO, 6 episodes
91%
Critics Consensus:
Nothing is off-limits when it comes to Extras, as Andy, Darren, and Maggie touch on every taboo in the book with the help of each episode's featured celebrity.
2005, HBO, 6 episodes
Cast
Ricky Gervais
as Andy Millman
as Andy Millman
Ashley Jensen
as Maggie Jacobs
as Maggie Jacobs
Stephen Merchant
as Darren Lamb
as Darren Lamb
Shaun Williamson
as Barry
as Barry
Kate Winslet
as Herself
as Herself
Ben Stiller
as Himself
as Himself
Shawn Williamson
as Barry
as Barry
Patrick Stewart
as Himself
as Himself
Grace Kingslene
as Actress
as Actress
Sarah Moyle
as Kimberly
as Kimberly
Shaun Pye
as Greg
as Greg
Kevin Moore
as Priest
as Priest
Boris Boskovic
as Goran
as Goran
Andrew Buckley
as Gobbler
as Gobbler
Jamie Chapman
as Brains
as Brains
Martin Savage
as Damon Beesley
as Damon Beesley
Liza Tarbuck
as Rita
as Rita
Guy Henry
as Iain Morris
as Iain Morris
Ben Stiller
as Himself
as Himself
Samuel L. Jackson
as Himself
as Himself
Kate Winslet
as Herself
as Herself
Patrick Stewart
as Himself
as Himself
Ross Kemp
as Himself
as Himself
Boris Boskovic
as Goran
as Goran
John Lirk
as Mike
as Mike
Orlando Bloom
as Himself
as Himself
Robert De Niro
as Robert De Niro
as Robert De Niro
Eleanor Matsuura
as Producer's wife
as Producer's wife
David Bowie
as Himself
as Himself
Ian McKellen
as Ian McKellen
as Ian McKellen
Ronnie Corbett
as Himself
as Himself
Jonathan Ross
as Jonathan Ross
as Jonathan Ross
Thomas Byrne
as Boy
as Boy
Steve Jackson
as Jon
as Jon
Shaun Rye
as Greg
as Greg
Daniel Radcliffe
as Himself
as Himself
Charlotte Palmer
as Suzanne
as Suzanne
Diana Rigg
as Herself
as Herself
Chris Martin
as Himself
as Himself
Raymond Coulthard
as Mark
as Mark
Francesca Martinez
as Francesca
as Francesca
Robert Lindsay
as Robert Lindsay
as Robert Lindsay
Warwick Davis
as Warwick
as Warwick
Liza Sadovy
as Jackie Greer
as Jackie Greer
Tony Way
as Chef
as Chef
Kevin Moore
as Father
as Father
Keith Chegwin
as Himself
as Himself
Jay Villiers
as Producer
as Producer
Eleanor Tremain
as Claire
as Claire
Corey J. Smith
as Joe
as Joe
Lucinda Raikes
as Lisa
as Lisa
Sophia Myles
as Defense Lawyer
as Defense Lawyer
Eleanor Matsuura
as Producer's wife
as Producer's wife
Natasha Little
as Lady Hamilton
as Lady Hamilton
Jo Wyatt
as Woman in bar
as Woman in bar
Paul Pariser
as Spark
as Spark
Peter Sullivan
as Film Director
as Film Director
Paul Albertson
as Maggie's Date
as Maggie's Date
Thomas Byrne
as Boy
as Boy
Pamela Lyne
as Old Lady
as Old Lady
Claire Adams
as Cathy
as Cathy
Jennie Goossens
as Date's Mother
as Date's Mother
David McKail
as Date's Father
as Date's Father
Emma Gilmour
as Female extra
as Female extra
Richard Briers
as Himself
as Himself
Paul Tripp
as Grip
as Grip
Wendy Nottingham
as Mother
as Mother
Russell Ramsey
as Boy
as Boy
Richard Morris
as Homeless Man
as Homeless Man
Moira Stuart
as Herself
as Herself
Penny Ryder
as Parent's Friend
as Parent's Friend
Gerard Kelly
as Ian "Bunny" Bunton
as Ian "Bunny" Bunton
Helen Anderson
as Daniel's Mum
as Daniel's Mum
Stephen Fry
as Himself
as Himself
Jonathan Cake
as Steve Sherwood
as Steve Sherwood
Katherine Jakeways
as Louise
as Louise
Katherine Parkinson
as Woman in queue
as Woman in queue
David Earl
as Obsessive Fan
as Obsessive Fan
Vinnie Jones
as Himself
as Himself
Nicola Sanderson
as Receptionist
as Receptionist
Patricia Potter
as Andy's Old Flame
as Andy's Old Flame
Lawry Lewin
as Researcher
as Researcher
Rufus Jones
as Journalist
as Journalist
Colin Wakefield
as Judge
as Judge
Rufus Wright
as Fran
as Fran
Lucia Giannecchini
as Waitress
as Waitress
Geraldine Alexander
as Boutique Saleswoman
as Boutique Saleswoman
Cathy Murphy
as Nurse
as Nurse
Pascal Langdale
as Mark
as Mark
Toby Walton
as Sitcom Director
as Sitcom Director
Katy Wix
as Girl in Nightclub
as Girl in Nightclub
Lee White
as Sales Assistant
as Sales Assistant
Nadia Williams
as 3rd A.D.
as 3rd A.D.
Matt Green
as A.D.
as A.D.
Bob Mercer
as Nightclub Punter
as Nightclub Punter
Anna Crilly
as Woman
as Woman
Julia Rayner
as Telethon Producer
as Telethon Producer
Toby Longworth
as BAFTA Executive
as BAFTA Executive
Priyanga Burford
as George
as George
Naomi Bentley
as Linda
as Linda
Germaine Greer
as Germaine Greer
as Germaine Greer
John Peters
as `Holby' Producer
as `Holby' Producer
Mark Kermode
as Mark Kermode
as Mark Kermode
James Dowdeswell
as Count F.
as Count F.
Perry Blanks
as Security Guard
as Security Guard
Donna Berlin
as Reporter
as Reporter
Mark Lawson
as Mark Lawson
as Mark Lawson
Marek Larwood
as Autograph Hunter
as Autograph Hunter
Series Details
| TV Network: | HBO |
| Premiere Date: | Sep 25, 2005 |
| Genre: | Comedy |
| Executive Producers: | Jon Plowman, Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant |
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