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'''Jane Fallon''' is a British television producer and girlfriend of [[Ricky Gervais]] whom she has known for over 20 years. | '''Jane Fallon''' is a British television producer and girlfriend of [[Ricky Gervais]] whom she has known for over 20 years. | ||
They supposed met at university ( | They supposed met at university (University College London) whilst Gervais was there studying Psychology. The couple have lived together in North London since 1984, and have a cat called Ollie and a salamander called Tel. | ||
"Every time he asks me to make a cup of tea in his David Brent voice it becomes a little more annoying."—on living with Ricky Gervais. | "Every time he asks me to make a cup of tea in his David Brent voice it becomes a little more annoying."—on living with Ricky Gervais. | ||
Revision as of 19:37, 7 August 2007
Jane Fallon is a British television producer and girlfriend of Ricky Gervais whom she has known for over 20 years.
They supposed met at university (University College London) whilst Gervais was there studying Psychology. The couple have lived together in North London since 1984, and have a cat called Ollie and a salamander called Tel.
"Every time he asks me to make a cup of tea in his David Brent voice it becomes a little more annoying."—on living with Ricky Gervais.
Gervais mentions Jane occasionally on his Xfm radio show, normally because she has attended an event with him. He mentions her in his stand-up, noting how she didn't seem to mind him 'pissing in the sink' when they were students living together, as long as he took the dishes out first.
Jane's productions include the comedy-drama Teachers, Jupiter Moon and This Life. Teachers has probably been the most successful out of the various shows she has produced, it followed a group of secondary school teachers as they showed themselves to be just as immature as their students.
She has recently released a book, 'Getting rid of Matthew', which has been well recieved by the critics. The book is published under the Penguin label.