How old is Stephen Fry?

Stephen Fry is an example of a classic British gentleman, with his classic speech and classic British manners. He is a famous comedian, writer, presenter, social activist, and educator, the owner of a few prestigious cinema awards including the Golden Globe. He was born in 1957 in Hampstead, London, and grew up in Norfolk, together with his brother and sister. He was expelled from high school and college and even spent a few months in jail when he was 20 years old. However, he managed to finish Norwich City College and joined Queen's College in Cambridge, where he met his best friend, Hugh Laurie. Together, they organized plenty of programs for their fellow students, which were really popular and opened the way for the young comedians to the TV. Together with Laurie and Emma Thomson, Stephen started their TV series Alfresco, followed by many other successful comedy related projects. From 1987 to 2005, Fry and Laurie were co-producers and conductors of their show Fry and Laurie, followed by the project A Bit of Fry and Laurie and others. Fry took park in many other BBC programs and TV series like Kingdom, Blackadder, etc. He tried himself in drama and acting, and appeared in over 50 movies including A Fish Called Vanda, Gosford Park, The Life and Death of Peter Sellers, V for Vendetta, Alice in Wonderland, and Sherlock Holmes. Fry is an active radio show host, with the most popular show being Fry's English Delight at BBC radio. He wrote over 35 books and a large number of plays for British theaters, as well as takes part in plenty of advertising campaigns, video games, and audiobook recording: in particular, his work on Harry Potter audiobook is the most notable. Stephen Fry is a huge fan of football and British National Team. He is interested in politics, being a long time supporter of Labour Party.

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