Jamie Demetriou, photographed by Michael Shelfordīased on a malapropism-blurting, English-mangling voice that Jamie has been doing “forever”, the title character of his wonderfully daft new Channel 4 sitcom, Stath Lets Flats, is an “amalgamation of every gormless, idiosyncratic person I’ve ever met”.
And the pair are about to rival This Country’s Charlie and Daisy May Cooper as British comedy’s most loveable sibling idiots.
Yet both remain the funniest person the other knows. Meanwhile, Natasia is making a BBC Three character-sketch comedy with her double-act partner Ellie White and Harry Hill, appears in upcoming film The Festival from Inbetweeners creator Iain Morris and will star as a sexy vampire in the US television adaptation of cult movie What We Do In The Shadows, alongside Matt Berry and Kayvan Novak. Jamie recently chewed scenery as a villain in Netflix’s Die Hard pastiche Game Over, Man! and shot This Time With Alan Partridge and Julia Davis’ dark sitcom Sally4Eva. Read more: No more Monty Pythons? BBC comedy boss says ‘Oxbridge white blokes’ must give way to diversity
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