Read the full interview with Jamie Demetriou on RadioTimes.It was pretty basic looking, even for an early DOS game. The previous four years, I was doing comedy and doing that voice and stuff, so yeah, I'm like it would be good to flex some other muscles." The Stath as you know it, I've been working on for 10 years. "I mean, it's effectively my whole adult life.
"I don't know about putting a full stop, but there's definitely going to be a comma and it just depends on who big that comma is, you know. It would be good for me to, at the very least, pause. I suppose, you know, I have been working on Stath for a decade. He added: "I'm really excited to allow my career to go in the direction that feel rights at any given time. Jamie - who plays a socially inept letting agent in ‘Stath Lets Flats’ - would like to spread his creative wings and branch out to other avenues outside of comedy. I'm not putting a date on anything or a kind of definite decision on anything and that's actually just a truthful answer, I'm not being political." "I really want to let things breathe and work out as and when things feel like they're right to do and if inspiration strikes or if it doesn't. I've completed a very kind of rocky 14 months of making stuff and I don't feel like it's important to make decisions like that so soon. He told : "I'm really just living in the moment.
The comedian, screenwriter and actor – who created Channel 4 sitcom, which has received BAFTA awards for Best Scripted Comedy and Best Male Comedy Performance – admitted he’s taking a break, but he isn't completely against a fourth season.
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