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Actor and comedian Peter Serafinowicz introduces Stanley Donen's 1967 comedy Bedazzled as the film that inspired him. He also welcomes to the stage one of the film's stars, Eleanor Bron.

Cast members Fiona Allen, Sally Phillips and Doon Mackichan join writer and creator Victoria Pile, to discuss the making of Smack the Pony.

David Walliams introduces his BFI Screen Epiphany, "The Spy Who Loved Me".

The creators and stars of two Sky1 comedies, Moone Boy and Parents, join BSkyB Head of Comedy Lucy Lumsden to talk about the creation of their series.

BSkyB Head of Comedy Lucy Lumsden talks about her career in television sitcoms, working with various television executives and considers the future for television comedy.

The cast and crew behind All in Good Time take part in a Q&A following the Gala Premiere at BFI Southbank.

After the LLGFF Opening Night Gala screening of Cloudburst, Thom Fitzgerald's comic road movie, the director and actors discuss the making of the film.

Director Richard Lester receives a BFI Fellowship award following a screening of his Robin Hood drama, Robin and Marian (1976).

The creative team behind the hit CBBC series Horrible Histories visit BFI Southbank for a Film Funday preview event.

Presenter and novelist Francine Stock introduces a screening of Go To Blazes (1962).

British scriptwriters Ray Galton and Alan Simpson discuss their 'lost' script, The Day Off, and its rediscovery, and talk about working with the late comedian Tony Hancock.

James Bobin discusses the making of The Muppets, showing as part of the London Comedy Film Festival.

Jonathan Ross hosts a panel discussion at BFI Southbank with Robert Popper, Peter Serafinowicz and Tim Kirkby.

Sarah Smith introduces John Hughes’ Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) exclusively to BFI Members and guests.

Joanna Quinn (Girls’ Night Out) and Glen Keane (a veteran of many Disney films) explain how they inject human characteristics into their artwork