Stephen Fry was born in London, England on August 24, 1957. Stephen's father was an inventor and physicist, on his mother's side the boy has Jewish roots. He spent his childhood in the village of Bouton, Norfolk, where his family moved from the city of Buckinghamshire.
After graduating from elementary school, Fry went to Status Hill, a preparatory school, and then to one of the private schools in the city of Uppingham. At the age of 14, Stephen Fry committed theft, for which he was sent to his
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Stephen Fry was born in London, England on August 24, 1957. Stephen's father was an inventor and physicist, on his mother's side the boy has Jewish roots. He spent his childhood in the village of Bouton, Norfolk, where his family moved from the city of Buckinghamshire.
After graduating from elementary school, Fry went to Status Hill, a preparatory school, and then to one of the private schools in the city of Uppingham. At the age of 14, Stephen Fry committed theft, for which he was sent to his parents for a trimester, and a year later he was completely expelled from school.
At the age of 17, he left Norfolk College of Technology and Arts after failing his exams and ran away with a friend’s bank cards. Fry was arrested in Swindon, where he then spent three months in custody. The boy was given a suspended sentence of 2 years, after which he continued his studies at college, and then entered Queens College in Cambridge, where he studied English literature.
In parallel with his studies, Stephen Fry participated in the productions of the Rampa Lights Theatre, where he met his colleague and best friend Hugh Laurie.
Since 1982, Fry together with Laurie starred in the series “Young”, then, in 1983 – in the series “Outdoors”, from 1983 to 1989 – in the series “Black Viper”, and in 1990 – in the series.
Jeeves and Worcester .
On the big screen, the actor appeared in 1988 in the film Fish Named Wanda, in 1997 he took part in the filming of the film Wilde.
In 1987, a humorous program was released on television.
The Fry & Lori Show It was broadcast for eight years. In 2003, the actor led a humorous quiz "Quite Interesting", and also took part in the creation of many different TV programs. These include programs focusing on AIDS and bipolar disorder.
Fry's best works are the films Gosford Park and Discovery of Heaven, both of which were released in 2001.
Stephen Fry is also a famous playwright and novelist, his novels Hippopotamus, Liar and Tennis Balls of Heaven brought him worldwide fame. In addition, he writes poetry, popular science literature and plays.
