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Stuart Murphy

Stuart Murphy

Television producer and former CEO of the English National OperaWikipedia

Search complete. 5 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Stuart Murphy".

Oct 19, 2026

Leigh FrancisGUEST
26:56
which was Aldo Zilli's Zilli Fish in Soho, where I eventually got banned from going there.
Leigh FrancisGUEST
27:03
But there was, because we're causing too much hoo-ha, but there was a commissioner called Stuart Murphy.
Harry HillHOST
27:10
Yeah, I remember him.
Leigh FrancisGUEST
27:11
And my agent got him a little bit drunk, I think.
Leigh FrancisGUEST
27:32
Yeah, well, he always used to say, it's all a game.
Leigh FrancisGUEST
27:36
And we had a lot of fun.
Leigh FrancisGUEST
27:38
And yeah, I did it to Stuart Murphy three times.
Leigh FrancisGUEST
27:40
And then he said to John, he says, I think you're taking advantage of these people because they're obviously a bit, you know.
JoeHOST
9:22
Oh, no, 'cause there was a stand-in, wasn't there?
TimHOST
9:25
There was-- Well, yeah, there was a stand-in and then it was David Brindley and Stuart Murphy who were up against it.
TimHOST
9:31
So Stuart Murphy, controller of the BBC, and he did, he launched "Gavin & Stacey." He was also director of Sky.
TimHOST
9:40
And then David Brindley is the Two Four boss.
JoeHOST
9:45
Okay.
Matt DeeganHOST
18:03
Well, speaking of new talent, Channel 4 has found a new content chief.
Matt DeeganHOST
18:08
2-4 CEO David Brindley is set to replace Ian Katz after a gruelling five-round process where apparently the final two was Brindley and former Sky and BBC Three boss Stuart Murphy.
Matt DeeganHOST
18:19
Broadcast was first with the news.
Matt DeeganHOST
18:21
Faraz, sort of Channel 4 returning to sort of having an indie chief running their content.

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