Over the course of a long and blessedly successful career, life has been one long hoot for Jonathan Ross.
Now 65 years old, he’s said to be worth around £30million, with a primetime chat show on ITV, a mansion in London, holiday home in Florida and unparalleled collection of comic books for which he maintains a juvenile passion.
Despite brushes with disgrace and ratings which have never been more than middling, he has been the ‘godfather’ of the comedy scene for decades.
Or, as his friend Russell Brand put it with characteristic vulgarity in his 2010 memoir My Booky Wook 2: ‘Jonathan Ross for
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