Low-key introvert energy. #CanYouKeepASecret #DawnFrench #Comedy Brand new comedy starring Dawn French and Mark Heap. Debbie isn’t actually a widow and William didn’t really die... he was just mistakenly declared dead and the two retirees found themselves staring down the barrel of an opportunity too good to pass up. Just a few months hiding out in the loft waiting for the life insurance to pay out and then they can live out their golden years in peace. | BBC Comedy

Dawn French is a National Treasure! #GrahamNorton #iPlayer #DawnFrench #Comedy #Surgery | BBC iPlayer

Want to carry a little bit of Dawn with you wherever you go? This pocket edition of her bestseller means you can do exactly that! It’s everything you loved about the original, without the fiddly diary part. Dawn’s musings in your pocket – what more could you want?! | Dawn French

The day is here! Dawn's new book ME. YOU. A DIARY is out today! If you haven't ordered your copy of Dawn's interactive diary, what have you been doing!? Get ordering here: http://hyperurl.co/Dawn2017 | Dawn French

⛪😂 The Vicar of Dibley – The Inflatable Boy Joke Dawn French at her absolute best. The delivery, the timing, the face she pulls right after the punchline — perfection. This scene from The Vicar of Dibley is one of those you could watch a hundred times and still laugh like it’s the first. Classic 90s BBC humour — cheeky, warm, and wonderfully British. A reminder of when sitcoms didn’t just make you laugh… they made you feel good too. #VicarOfDibley #DawnFrench #ClassicComedy #BritishHumour #BBCC

#OnThisDay 1994: The Vicar of Dibley first graced our television screens. The inspiration for Dawn French's unforgettable character was Rev Joy Carroll, who Everyman followed in a documentary broadcast in 1995. Clip taken from Everyman: Not The Vicar of Dibley, originally broadcast on BBC One, Sunday 16 April, 1995. #bbcarchive #thevicarofdibley #dawnfrench #bbccomedy #vicarofdibley | BBC Archive