Men Behaving Badly: 1997 Comic Relief sketch
Men Behaving Badly was a huge phenomenon in the 1990s and featured lots of famous faces during its six series. Viewers followed the lives of Gary Strang (Martin Clunes) and his flatmates Dermot Povey (Harry Enfield), and Tony Smart (Neil Morrissey). The show followed the trio as they navigated the ups and downs of South London life focusing on their work and relationships.
The men were often caught in sticky situations thanks to their childish ways - while falling in and out of love with Dorothy Martin (Caroline Quentin) and Deborah Burton (Leslie Ash). ITV launched the show but scrapped it after poor viewing figures.
In 1994 the BBC took it over with its popularity soaring. There were 42 episodes between 1992 and 1998 including a Christmas special - on its final episode it raked in 13.9 million viewers.
Three decades later the famous stars were thrown into stardom and landed leading roles. But where are they now?
Martin Clunes
Martin, now 62, played the role of Gary Strang, he was the flat owner but often appeared arrogant. Gary was often on and off with Dorothy thanks to his ways – and originally shared the infamous flat with Dermot.
Off screen, Martin has been married twice, first to Lucy Aston from 1990 to 1997, and then he wed producer Philippa Braithwaite. The pair have a daughter, Emily.
He went on to star in a string of shows including Doc Martin and is reported to be worth a whopping £20 million.
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Harry Enfield
Harry, 62, a brief stint on Men Behaving Badly as Dermot Povey. He went on to huge projects, including starring in Kevin and Perry Go Large.
He also became widely known on the comedy circuit. In recent years he appeared in Jack Whitehall’s BBC Three comedy series Bad Education and in the E4 teen series Skins as Tony Stonem’s father.
Since 2016, he has played Prince Charles in the Channel 4 comedy series The Windsors, which he once refused to issue an apology about due to its satirical themes.
Neil Morrissey
Neil, 61, joined the show during its second season, playing Gary who was a complete womaniser and moved in with Gary.
After the show ended, he starred in several popular films and TV shows, earning him an estimated net worth of around £4.4m. He has starred in a string of BBC shows including Waterloo Road, Line of Duty, The Night Manager and The Syndicate.
Away from the small screen, the actor's colourful private life created some major headlines after marrying Amanda Noar, getting engaged to Elizabeth Carling, being linked to the likes of Rachel Weisz and having a brief affair with Amanda Holden.
Caroline Quinten and Leslie Ash
Leslie, 64, played Deborah Burton, who lived in the flat above Gary and Tony. The actress went on to star in Holby’s City and then in its sister show Casualty.
The star is married to former premier footballer Lee Chapman, and the couple have two boys.
While Caroline, 63, starred as Dorothy Martin, Gary’s girlfriend. She has gone on to act in a lot of programmes including Blue Murder and Jonathan Creek.
