Ted Robbins is a prominent English comedian, actor, and writer with a career spanning over four decades. He began his journey in entertainment after graduating from the University of Liverpool, initially gaining recognition as a warm-up artist for various pre-recorded comedy shows, including "Wood and Walters" and "Birds of a Feather." Robbins has appeared in several notable television series and films. He provided the voiceover for the popular BBC series "Little Britain." In Peter Kay's acclaimed comedy series "Phoenix Nights," he played the main antagonist, Den Perry. He also guest-starred as Tony Cluedo in "The League of Gentlemen" and portrayed Victor St. James in the ITV sitcom "Benidorm." Additionally, he appeared as the Fat Bike Man in the film "Calendar Girls." In his personal life, Robbins is married to Judith "Judy" Westell, and they have two children. He supports Rossendale RUFC and Wrexham AFC, reflecting his passion for sports. He is also the President of Bleakholt Animal Sanctuary, demonstrating his commitment to animal welfare. In 2015, Robbins experienced a cardiac arrest during a performance of the "Phoenix Nights Live" tour at the Manchester Arena. Despite this health scare, he has continued to perform and has lost two stone since then. Robbins's contributions to comedy have been widely recognised. His ability to transition between acting, writing, and broadcasting has solidified his status as a figure in the entertainment industry. With a career marked by both critical acclaim and personal resilience, Robbins remains a beloved presence in British comedy.