David Walliams

David Walliams, born David Edward Williams on August 20, 1971, is a versatile English talent renowned for his contributions to comedy, acting, writing, and television. Walliams first gained widespread attention through his collaboration with Matt Lucas on the hit BBC sketch comedy series "Little Britain" and later "Come Fly With Me." His versatility was evident as he transitioned from comedy to drama, with notable performances in "Capturing Mary" and "Partners in Crime." Beyond his television and film career, Walliams has made a significant impact as a judge on "Britain's Got Talent," where his insightful and compassionate critiques have earned him several 'Best TV Judge' awards.

In addition to his entertainment career, Walliams has become a beloved children's author. His books have sold over 37 million copies worldwide and been translated into 53 languages. Often compared to Roald Dahl, his popular titles include "Mr. Stink," "Gangsta Granny," and "Billionaire Boy," many of which have been adapted into television films. Walliams's dedication to charity is equally impressive. He has undertaken challenging swims across the English Channel, Strait of Gibraltar, and River Thames, raising millions for Sport Relief. He was awarded the OBE in 2017 for his services to charity and the arts, continuing to inspire and entertain audiences of all ages with his diverse talents and generous spirit.

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