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	[[File:Matt Lucas V Festival.jpg\|thumb\|Matt Lucas, 2007\|alt=Lucas wearing a cap and spectacles]]'''Matt Lucas''' (Matthew Richard Lucas, born 1974) is an actor and comedian, best known for his appearances with David Walliams in the TV series ''Little Britain''.		[[File:Matt Lucas V Festival.jpg\|thumb\|Matt Lucas, 2007\|alt=Lucas wearing a cap and spectacles]]'''Matt Lucas''' (Matthew Richard Lucas, born 1974) is an actor and comedian, best known for his appearances with David Walliams in the TV series ''Little Britain''.

	He was born in [[Paddington]], brought up in [[Stanmore]] and studied at [[Bristol]] ~~university~~.		He was born in [[Paddington]], brought up in [[Stanmore]] and studied at [[Bristol University]].

	''Little Britain'' began as a BBC Radio series in 2001<ref>http://www.britishclassiccomedy.co.uk/2011/05/little-britain-back-where-it-all-began-on-the-radio/</ref> and transferred to television from 2003. Lucas played many characters in the series, including "Dafydd Thomas", from the Welsh village of "[[Llandewi Breffi]]", who proclaims himself "the only gay in the village".		''Little Britain'' began as a BBC Radio series in 2001<ref>http://www.britishclassiccomedy.co.uk/2011/05/little-britain-back-where-it-all-began-on-the-radio/</ref> and transferred to television from 2003. Lucas played many characters in the series, including "Dafydd Thomas", from the Welsh village of "[[Llandewi Breffi]]", who proclaims himself "the only gay in the village".

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	In December 2006, Lucas celebrated his civil partnership with [[Kevin McGee]],<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1537204/Little-Britain-star-weds-his-Prince-Charming.html Caroline Davies and Paula Sheppard, "Little Britain star 'weds' his Prince Charming" ''Daily Telegraph'' 18 December 2006</ref> at the Home House Club, Portman Square, followed by a lavish pantomime themed reception at the Banqueting House, [[Whitehall]], attended by celebrities including Barbara Windsor, [[Neil Tennant]] and [[Elton John]].<ref>http://www.exposay.com/matt-lucas-and-kevin-mcgee-pantomime-themed-wedding-reception-in-london/v/7045/1/ "Matt Lucas and Kevin McGee Pantomime Themed Wedding Reception" ''Exposay''</ref> After six years together, their civil partnership was dissolved through the High Court in 2008, becoming the first high-profile civil partnership dissolution in Britain.		In December 2006, Lucas celebrated his civil partnership with [[Kevin McGee]],<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1537204/Little-Britain-star-weds-his-Prince-Charming.html Caroline Davies and Paula Sheppard, "Little Britain star 'weds' his Prince Charming" ''Daily Telegraph'' 18 December 2006</ref> at the Home House Club, Portman Square, followed by a lavish pantomime themed reception at the Banqueting House, [[Whitehall]], attended by celebrities including Barbara Windsor, [[Neil Tennant]] and [[Elton John]].<ref>http://www.exposay.com/matt-lucas-and-kevin-mcgee-pantomime-themed-wedding-reception-in-london/v/7045/1/ "Matt Lucas and Kevin McGee Pantomime Themed Wedding Reception" ''Exposay''</ref> After six years together, their civil partnership was dissolved through the High Court in 2008, becoming the first high-profile civil partnership dissolution in Britain.

			Matt Lucas was listed number 34 in the [[Pink List 2010]], 46 in the [[Pink List 2011]], and 54 in the [[Pride Power List 2011]]

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	Lucas says he first had an inkling he might be gay at the age of seven.<ref>http://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/matt-lucas-has-the-last-laugh-7256366.html "Matt Lucas has the last laugh" ''Evening Standard'', 26 April 2005</ref><ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/3608600/The-show-well-all-soon-be-watching.html "The show we'll all soon be watching" ''Daily Telegraph''</ref><ref>http://www.contactmusic.com/news/lucas-shakin-stevens-made-me-gay_1025759 "Matt Lucas \| Lucas: 'Shakin' Stevens Made Me Gay"'</ref>		Lucas says he first had an inkling he might be gay at the age of seven.<ref>http://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/matt-lucas-has-the-last-laugh-7256366.html "Matt Lucas has the last laugh" ''Evening Standard'', 26 April 2005</ref><ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/3608600/The-show-well-all-soon-be-watching.html "The show we'll all soon be watching" ''Daily Telegraph''</ref><ref>http://www.contactmusic.com/news/lucas-shakin-stevens-made-me-gay_1025759 "Matt Lucas \| Lucas: 'Shakin' Stevens Made Me Gay"'</ref>

	In December 2006, Lucas celebrated his civil partnership with Kevin McGee,<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1537204/Little-Britain-star-weds-his-Prince-Charming.html Caroline Davies and Paula Sheppard, "Little Britain star 'weds' his Prince Charming" ''Daily Telegraph'' 18 December 2006</ref> at the Home House Club, Portman Square, followed by a lavish pantomime themed reception at the Banqueting House, [[Whitehall]], attended by celebrities including Barbara Windsor, [[Neil Tennant]] and [[Elton John]].<ref>http://www.exposay.com/matt-lucas-and-kevin-mcgee-pantomime-themed-wedding-reception-in-london/v/7045/1/ "Matt Lucas and Kevin McGee Pantomime Themed Wedding Reception" ''Exposay''</ref> After six years together, their civil partnership was dissolved through the High Court in 2008, becoming the first high-profile civil partnership dissolution in Britain.		In December 2006, Lucas celebrated his civil partnership with [[Kevin McGee]],<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1537204/Little-Britain-star-weds-his-Prince-Charming.html Caroline Davies and Paula Sheppard, "Little Britain star 'weds' his Prince Charming" ''Daily Telegraph'' 18 December 2006</ref> at the Home House Club, Portman Square, followed by a lavish pantomime themed reception at the Banqueting House, [[Whitehall]], attended by celebrities including Barbara Windsor, [[Neil Tennant]] and [[Elton John]].<ref>http://www.exposay.com/matt-lucas-and-kevin-mcgee-pantomime-themed-wedding-reception-in-london/v/7045/1/ "Matt Lucas and Kevin McGee Pantomime Themed Wedding Reception" ''Exposay''</ref> After six years together, their civil partnership was dissolved through the High Court in 2008, becoming the first high-profile civil partnership dissolution in Britain.

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	He was born in [[Paddington]], brought up in [[Stanmore]] and studied at [[Bristol]] university.		He was born in [[Paddington]], brought up in [[Stanmore]] and studied at [[Bristol]] university.

	''Little Britain'' began as a BBC Radio series in 2001<ref>http://www.britishclassiccomedy.co.uk/2011/05/little-britain-back-where-it-all-began-on-the-radio/</ref> and transferred to television from 2003. Lucas played many characters in the series, including "Dafydd Thomas", from the Welsh ~~mining~~ village of "~~Llanddewi~~", who proclaims himself "the only gay in the village".		''Little Britain'' began as a BBC Radio series in 2001<ref>http://www.britishclassiccomedy.co.uk/2011/05/little-britain-back-where-it-all-began-on-the-radio/</ref> and transferred to television from 2003. Lucas played many characters in the series, including "Dafydd Thomas", from the Welsh village of "[[Llandewi Breffi]]", who proclaims himself "the only gay in the village".

	Lucas says he first had an inkling he might be gay at the age of seven.<ref>http://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/matt-lucas-has-the-last-laugh-7256366.html "Matt Lucas has the last laugh" ''Evening Standard'', 26 April 2005</ref><ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/3608600/The-show-well-all-soon-be-watching.html "The show we'll all soon be watching" ''Daily Telegraph''</ref><ref>http://www.contactmusic.com/news/lucas-shakin-stevens-made-me-gay_1025759 "Matt Lucas \| Lucas: 'Shakin' Stevens Made Me Gay"'</ref>		Lucas says he first had an inkling he might be gay at the age of seven.<ref>http://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/matt-lucas-has-the-last-laugh-7256366.html "Matt Lucas has the last laugh" ''Evening Standard'', 26 April 2005</ref><ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/3608600/The-show-well-all-soon-be-watching.html "The show we'll all soon be watching" ''Daily Telegraph''</ref><ref>http://www.contactmusic.com/news/lucas-shakin-stevens-made-me-gay_1025759 "Matt Lucas \| Lucas: 'Shakin' Stevens Made Me Gay"'</ref>

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	'''Matt Lucas''' (Matthew Richard Lucas, born 1974) is an actor and comedian, best known for his appearances with David Walliams in the TV series ''Little Britain''.		[[File:Matt Lucas V Festival.jpg\|thumb\|Matt Lucas, 2007\|alt=Lucas wearing a cap and spectacles]]'''Matt Lucas''' (Matthew Richard Lucas, born 1974) is an actor and comedian, best known for his appearances with David Walliams in the TV series ''Little Britain''.

	He was born in [[Paddington]], brought up in [[Stanmore]] and studied at [[Bristol]] university.		He was born in [[Paddington]], brought up in [[Stanmore]] and studied at [[Bristol]] university.

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	Lucas says he first had an inkling he might be gay at the age of seven.<ref>http://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/matt-lucas-has-the-last-laugh-7256366.html "Matt Lucas has the last laugh" ''Evening Standard'', 26 April 2005</ref><ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/3608600/The-show-well-all-soon-be-watching.html "The show we'll all soon be watching" ''Daily Telegraph''</ref><ref>http://www.contactmusic.com/news/lucas-shakin-stevens-made-me-gay_1025759 "Matt Lucas \| Lucas: 'Shakin' Stevens Made Me Gay"'</ref>		Lucas says he first had an inkling he might be gay at the age of seven.<ref>http://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/matt-lucas-has-the-last-laugh-7256366.html "Matt Lucas has the last laugh" ''Evening Standard'', 26 April 2005</ref><ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/3608600/The-show-well-all-soon-be-watching.html "The show we'll all soon be watching" ''Daily Telegraph''</ref><ref>http://www.contactmusic.com/news/lucas-shakin-stevens-made-me-gay_1025759 "Matt Lucas \| Lucas: 'Shakin' Stevens Made Me Gay"'</ref>

	In December 2006, Lucas celebrated his civil partnership with Kevin McGee,<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1537204/Little-Britain-star-weds-his-Prince-Charming.html Caroline Davies and Paula Sheppard, "Little Britain star 'weds' his Prince Charming" ''Daily Telegraph'' 18 December 2006</ref> in a lavish ~~ceremony in~~ [[~~Central London~~]]~~. In attendance were various~~ celebrities, including Barbara Windsor, [[Neil Tennant]] and [[Elton John]].<ref>http://www.exposay.com/matt-lucas-and-kevin-mcgee-pantomime-themed-wedding-reception-in-london/v/7045/1/ "Matt Lucas and Kevin McGee Pantomime Themed Wedding Reception" ''Exposay''</ref> After six years together, their civil partnership was dissolved through the High Court in 2008, becoming the first high-profile civil partnership dissolution in Britain.		In December 2006, Lucas celebrated his civil partnership with Kevin McGee,<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1537204/Little-Britain-star-weds-his-Prince-Charming.html Caroline Davies and Paula Sheppard, "Little Britain star 'weds' his Prince Charming" ''Daily Telegraph'' 18 December 2006</ref> at the Home House Club, Portman Square, followed by a lavish pantomime themed reception at the Banqueting House, [[Whitehall]], attended by celebrities including Barbara Windsor, [[Neil Tennant]] and [[Elton John]].<ref>http://www.exposay.com/matt-lucas-and-kevin-mcgee-pantomime-themed-wedding-reception-in-london/v/7045/1/ "Matt Lucas and Kevin McGee Pantomime Themed Wedding Reception" ''Exposay''</ref> After six years together, their civil partnership was dissolved through the High Court in 2008, becoming the first high-profile civil partnership dissolution in Britain.

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'''Matt Lucas''' (Matthew Richard Lucas, born 1974) is an actor and comedian, best known for his appearances with David Walliams in the TV series ''Little Britain''.

He was born in [[Paddington]], brought up in [[Stanmore]] and studied at [[Bristol]] university.

''Little Britain'' began as a BBC Radio series in 2001<ref>http://www.britishclassiccomedy.co.uk/2011/05/little-britain-back-where-it-all-began-on-the-radio/</ref> and transferred to television from 2003. Lucas played many characters in the series, including "Dafydd Thomas", from the Welsh mining village of "Llanddewi", who proclaims himself "the only gay in the village".

Lucas says he first had an inkling he might be gay at the age of seven.<ref>http://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/matt-lucas-has-the-last-laugh-7256366.html "Matt Lucas has the last laugh" ''Evening Standard'', 26 April 2005</ref><ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/3608600/The-show-well-all-soon-be-watching.html "The show we'll all soon be watching" ''Daily Telegraph''</ref><ref>http://www.contactmusic.com/news/lucas-shakin-stevens-made-me-gay_1025759 "Matt Lucas | Lucas: 'Shakin' Stevens Made Me Gay"'</ref>

In December 2006, Lucas celebrated his civil partnership with Kevin McGee,<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1537204/Little-Britain-star-weds-his-Prince-Charming.html Caroline Davies and Paula Sheppard, "Little Britain star 'weds' his Prince Charming" ''Daily Telegraph'' 18 December 2006</ref> in a lavish ceremony in [[Central London]]. In attendance were various celebrities, including Barbara Windsor, [[Neil Tennant]] and [[Elton John]].<ref>http://www.exposay.com/matt-lucas-and-kevin-mcgee-pantomime-themed-wedding-reception-in-london/v/7045/1/ "Matt Lucas and Kevin McGee Pantomime Themed Wedding Reception" ''Exposay''</ref> After six years together, their civil partnership was dissolved through the High Court in 2008, becoming the first high-profile civil partnership dissolution in Britain.

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