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Anneka Rice, Julian Clary and Sir Tony Robinson recreate Red Nose Day stills from the 80s and 90s
Stars of London West End, including Emma Flynn (Clueless The Musical), Marisha Wallace (Cabaret) and Michelle Visage (Scissorhandz), join the fun too
Arsenal and England Lioness, Beth Mead, among stars involved
This year’s Noses, the ultimate Red Nose Day must-haves, are available to buy now on Amazon, the official home of the Red Nose, with free delivery for all customers
Celebrating 40 years of Comic Relief, iconic Red Noses from the 80s, 90s, noughties and 2010s make their return. A brand-new Cupcake Nose and a Rare Ruby Nose complete this year’s Noses collection
Money raised could help put food on plates and roofs over heads, keep little ones safe and help support families affected by conflict here in the UK and around the world
Red Nose Day returns on Friday 21 March
With Red Nose Day less than two weeks away, stars of stage, screen and sport are getting red-y for Friday 21 March by modelling this year’s collection of Red Noses.
As Comic Relief turns the big 4-0 this year, famous faces who have supported the charity over the past 40 years, including Aisling Bea, Anneka Rice, Beth Mead, Emma Flynn, Julian Clary, Marisha Wallace, Martin Kemp, Michelle Visage, Oti Mabuse, Roman Kemp, Shona McGarty, and Sir Tony Robinson are getting in the spirit to help encourage the nation to get involved and do something funny for money.
Priced from £2.50* for an individual Nose – and available to buy now on Amazon (opens in new window)– the soft, plant-based and plastic-free Red Noses feature returning favourites from the 80s, 90s, 00s, and 10s.
There are also two brand-new Red Noses to find and collect, including a sparkly, Rare Ruby Nose – a real gem of an addition to this year’s 40th birthday celebrations, as well as a Cupcake Nose, because no celebration is complete without cake.
To celebrate 40 years of Comic Relief, this year’s Red Nose collection features some of the most iconic designs from each of the past four decades. Long-term Comic Relief supporters, Anneka Rice, Julian Clary, and Sir Tony Robinson have all taken a trip down memory lane by donning Red Noses that they were first pictured wearing in the 80s and 90s.
Together with the unwavering support of the nation, Comic Relief has been using the power of solidarity and silliness since 1985, to help tackle some of the most urgent problems faced by people here in the UK and across the world. Year after year, communities, schools, nurseries, workplaces and families – just like the Kemps – have come together to spread joy and laughter and raise vital funds.
Martin Kemp said: “As a parent, there was always something so magical about getting your hands on the new Red Noses and seeing the kid’s faces light up. They’ve always been an instant crowd pleaser in the Kemp household. With Red Nose Day just around the corner, make sure you hop onto Amazon and grab your Nose. With Comic Relief hitting the big 4-0 this year, let’s come together and make this year’s Red Nose Day one to remember by having a laugh and helping to raise vital funds that make a massive difference to those who need it the most."
Stars from London’s West End have also taken the time out to show their support. Emma Flynn who plays Cher in Clueless The Musical – the new musical comedy which takes viewers back to the 90s – and Marisha Wallace who stars as Sally Bowles in Cabaret have donned this year’s 90s Red Nose; while Michelle Visage (Scissorhandz Co-Producer) is modelling this year’s Rare Ruby Nose.
Money raised by the Red Noses will help provide vital funds for incredible projects that help children to be happier, families stronger, women safer, communities prouder and millions of lives fairer.
Red Noses and select merchandise are available to buy now on Amazon, the official home of the Red Nose, with free delivery for all customers. Visit www.amazon.co.uk/comicrelief2025(opens in new window) to get your Nose ahead of Red Nose Day.
