Friends star David Schwimmer interrupts interview to fan out over Boy George
Speaking on The One Show, The Boy also teased his upcoming biopic.
Words: Jamie Tabberer; pictures: BBC
Friends star David Schwimmer is something of a superfan of ’80s icon Boy George, it has emerged.
The ‘Karma Chameleon’ singer, who is gay, appeared with David on BBC One’s The One Show last night, with the latter tuning in via video link.
David, 54, was asked a question about his TV show Intelligence, but instead said: “First of all, I have to say I’m a massive fan of Boy George. I just want to say hello, hi.
“First of all, I just have to say I’m a massive fan of @BoyGeorge“
What a lovely moment with @DavidSchwimmer! 🤩
Catch up on @BBCiPlayer 👉 https://t.co/TYABACHvwp#TheOneShow pic.twitter.com/tmnWSfudGp
— BBC The One Show (@BBCTheOneShow) June 3, 2021
“There’s talk of Danny Mays playing my dad”
On his upcoming biopic, The Boy said: “There’s talk of Danny Mays playing my dad. there’s talk of some really interesting people to play my mum – I was thrilled!”
Asked if he’ll make a cameo, the star – whose new single ‘Best Thing Since Sliced Bread’ is out now – replied: 2I don’t know. Maybe I could play a bouncer.”
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George – who found fame at the age of 21 with Culture Club’s breakout 1982 hit ‘Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?’ – turns 60 on 14 June.
The band, known for hits like ‘Victims’ and ‘The War Song’, will embark on a tour of the UK this summer.
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