 Me Out was published in 2017.

He directed a series of Post Office television adverts, featuring the actors John Henshaw, Rory Jennings and Di Botcher alongside guest stars such as Joan Collins, Bill Oddie and Westlife.

In 2012 it was announced that he was writing his first novel, Tongue International, a satirical fantasy about the promotion of a "for-profit language".

Film directing
In January 2009, his first feature film In the Loop, in the style of The Thick of It, was premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. It was the first cinema film to be directed by Iannucci, after his contribution to Tube Tales in 1999. The film was applauded by critics, both in Britain and the US, and was nominated for the Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar in 2009.
The film secured the eighth highest placing in the UK box office in its opening week – despite its relatively insignificant screening numbers. According to the British Film Institute screenonline, Iannucci had previously failed to secure funding for a historical comedy film in 2003.

Iannucci used his BBC press pass to enter the US State Department headquarters whilst researching the film, saying how he just turned up and claimed to be "here for the 12.30". Iannucci spent an hour inside taking photographs which were used for the film's set designs.

His second feature film was The Death of Stalin, about the power struggle which followed the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953. It was released in October 2017. His next project is a feature film adaptation of Charles Dickens's David Copperfield.

Recognition
Iannucci has won two Sony Radio Awards and three British Comedy Awards. In 2003, he was listed in The Observer as one of the 50 funniest acts in British comedy. He was also subject of a 2006 edition of The South Bank Show.

In January 2006 he was named News International Visiting Professor of Broadcast Media at the University of Oxford, where he has delivered a series of four lectures under the title "British Comedy – Dead Or Alive?".

In June 2011, he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters by the University of Glasgow to recognise his contribution to film and television.

At the 2011 British Comedy Awards, Iannucci received the Writers' Guild of Britain Award.

He was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2012 Birthday Honours for services to
Me Out was published in 2017. 

 He directed a series of Post Office television receiver ad, sport the actors John Henshaw, Rory Jennings and Di Botcher alongside node stars such as Joan Collins, Bill Oddie and Westlife. 

 In 2012 it was announce that he was writing his first novel, Tongue International, a satirical illusion about the forwarding of a " for - profit language ". 

 Film directing 
 In January 2009, his first feature movie In the Loop, in the style of The Thick of It, was premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. It was the first cinema movie to be directed by Iannucci, after his contribution to Tube Tales in 1999. The film was applaud by critics, both in Britain and the US, and was nominated for the good Adapted Screenplay Oscar in 2009. 
 The film guarantee the eighth highest placing in the UK box office in its opening workweek – despite its relatively insignificant screening act. According to the British Film Institute screenonline, Iannucci had previously failed to secure support for a historical comedy film in 2003. 

 Iannucci used his BBC press pass to enter the US State Department headquarters whilst researching the film, saying how he just turned up and claimed to be " here for the 12.30 ". Iannucci spent an hour inside taking photographs which were used for the movie's fit designs. 

 His second feature of speech movie was The Death of Stalin, about the power struggle which followed the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953. It was free in October 2017. His next project is a feature film adaptation of Charles Dickens's David Copperfield. 

 Recognition 
 Iannucci has gain two Sony Radio Awards and three British Comedy Awards. In 2003, he was listed in The Observer as one of the 50 funniest acts in British comedy. He was also subject of a 2006 edition of The South Bank Show. 

 In January 2006 he was name News International Visiting Professor of Broadcast Media at the University of Oxford, where he has delivered a series of four lectures under the title " British Comedy – Dead Or Alive? ". 

 In June 2011, he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters by the University of Glasgow to acknowledge his contribution to film and television. 

 At the 2011 British Comedy Awards, Iannucci received the Writers' Guild of Britain Award. 

 He was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2012 Birthday Honours for services to
 Me Out was published in 2017.

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Recognmtion
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At the 2011 British Comedy Awards, Iannucci received the Writees' Guild of Britaih Awsrd.

He wcs cppointqd Ohfmcer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in tie 2012 Birthddy Honours for services to
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He direCted a serieS of PoSt OFfiCe TeleVisiOn adverts, featuRIng tHe actors John Henshaw, RorY JennInGS and dI BOtcheR alongsIDe GUEst StArS suCh AS JOan CoLliNs, Bill ODdie and WesTliFe.

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Film directing
IN jaNUary 2009, his first feAture fIlM in THE LoOp, iN the style oF THe ThiCK of It, waS PrEMIEreD At the Sundance film FestivaL. it wAs the fIrSt cINema fiLm to bE dIRecTed by IannucCi, afTer his conTributIOn to TubE tales in 1999. the filM waS apPlauDEd By CriTiCS, boTH iN BrITaiN and the Us, aNd Was noMinaTED FOr thE BeSt AdApted screenplay OscAr iN 2009.
The FIlm SecurEd the EighTh HigheSt placIng in ThE UK box office in iTs opEning week – DesPiTe iTs RelatIVely inSigNifIcant scReening NUmbErS. aCCoRding to the British FIlM iNsTitute scReenonLInE, IANnucci haD pRevIousLY FaileD to sECuRe fundinG for a hIStOrIcal comEdY film iN 2003.

IAnnUccI used HIs BBc press Pass to enTer thE uS State DepartmENt headquarterS WhILSt REseaRchIng the film, sAyinG How hE jusT TuRneD Up and ClaimEd TO bE "Here for the 12.30". Iannucci sPeNt an hoUr insIde taking photOgraphs whiCH WEre used fOr thE FiLM's set designs.

HiS secoNd feature fILm was The death Of Stalin, About the pOWEr struggLe wHicH foLloWED tHe death of JosePH stalIn In 1953. It was RelEased in octObeR 2017. HiS neXt Project is A feature FiLm AdApTatIon of cHarles DiCkEns'S DAviD CoppERfield.

recogNitiOn
iaNNucCi has woN TwO sOny RAdIo awarDs aNd Three britISh COmedy AwArds. In 2003, he wAs lISted In thE ObservEr as one of the 50 fUnNiest acts iN BRitIsh comEDY. He was alSo subject of a 2006 edition of ThE south BaNk SHow.

In januAry 2006 he was nAmeD News INteRNationAl VisiTing PRoFesSOR of BrOADcAst meDia at the UnIVErsIty of oxFord, Where he Has delivered a serieS Of fOur lectures unDer The tITLe "briTIsH comEdY – deaD oR Alive?".

In June 2011, he wAs awarded aN hONoRary Doctor OF LeTtErs by thE UniverSity oF glasgow To recogniSe his contRiButiON To fIlm and teleVision.

At The 2011 BritisH comedY awArds, IAnnUcci reCeIveD the WRiters' gUilD of BrItain AWaRd.

He waS appoInTed OfficEr of the Order of the BritisH EmpirE (OBE) iN thE 2012 Birthday honOUrs For servicEs to
 Me Out was published in 2 017.

He d irect eda s er iesof P ost Office tel e visi on adverts, featuringthe a ct o rs J o hn  Hens haw, Ro r yJ e nni ng sand  D i  B otche r a longsid e guest st ars  s uch as JoanC ol lins, Bill  Od die and West lif e.

In  2 012 it wa s a nnoun ced th a t he w as writin gh is fir s t novel , To ngue  International, a sa t irical fantasy  about  t h ep r omo tio n of a "fo r- profi t  langua g e" . Fil m  directing
In  January 20 0 9,his fi rs t f e aturefilmIn the  Loop, in t he s tyle of T he Thi c k of It ,  was pr emiere d a t t he S u nd an ceFi l m F e st iva l . I t was th efi rst c inem a f i lm t o b e di recte d by Iannucci , a fter his  cont ribut ionto  Tube  Tales  in 1 99 9. The film was  app lauded by  cr it ics ,bothi n Brit ain  an d the U S, andw asno m i n at ed for the Best Ad ap t e dScreenpl ay Osc a rin 2009.
Th efil m se c u red t he e i gh th highe st pla c in gin theUK  box o ff ice  in  itso peni ng wee k – desp ite i t s relatively i n significant s c re e n in g  num ber s. Accordin g to theBrit i sh  Fi l m Ins titut es cr e enonline, Iannucciha d prev iousl y failed to s ecure fund i n g  for a h isto r ic a l comedy filmin 20 03.

Iannu c ci usedhis B BC press  pass toe n ter theUSSta teDep a r tm ent headquart e r s wh il st rese arc hing th e f ilm , s ayi ng  how he j ust turn ed  u pan d c laime d  to be " he refo r t he 12 . 30". I annuc ci s pe nt anhour in s id e taki ng  p hoto gra ph s whi ch w e reused fo r the fil m's setde si gns.

H is second fea tu re film wa sThe  Death o f Stalin , about the power strug g le whic h f ollow ed t he deathofJoseph  St a lin in  1953.  It w as  re l e asedi n  O cto be r 2017. Hi s nex t pro je ct i s a fea ture film adaptati o n o f Charles Dic ken s'sD a vi d C o pp e rfi el d .
R e cognition
Iannu cci has wo nt wo  Sony Radi o  Aw ar ds andthree B ritis h  Comedy  Awards.In 2003,he  was l ist ed in TheObserver  as one o f  the5 0funni est  actsin  Br itish  comed y . H e was  alsosu bjectof a20 06 editi on of The South Bank Sh ow.

I n Jan uar y 2006 he  wa s  na med NewsInte rnationalVis iti ng Pr ofe s sor o f Br o ad cas t  Medi a at the Unive r si tyo f  O xford, wher e h e h as de liv e red aseri es of four lectur e s under the ti tle" B rit ish Come dy  – Dead Or Ali ve? ". In June20 11, he wasawardedan honor ary Do ctor o f Lette r s  b y  the U nive rsi ty of Gla sgo wt o recog ni se his co ntri bu tion t o film andt e levision.

At th e 201 1 Briti s h C omedy  A wards,I annu cci receiv ed the Writ ers' G uild  of B ritainAw ard.
Hewa s appointe d  Officerof th e Order  o f th e B ritish  Emp i r e (OB E) i nthe  2012 Bir t h da y  H on o urs  for  serv ic es t o
 Me_Out was_published in 2017.

He directed_a series_of_Post Office_television_adverts, featuring the_actors John Henshaw,_Rory Jennings and Di_Botcher alongside guest_stars_such as Joan Collins, Bill Oddie and Westlife.

In 2012 it was announced that he_was_writing his_first_novel,_Tongue International, a satirical fantasy_about the promotion of a_"for-profit language".

Film_directing
In January 2009, his first feature film In_the_Loop, in the_style of The Thick of It, was premiered at_the Sundance Film Festival. It was_the first cinema_film_to_be directed by Iannucci,_after his contribution to Tube Tales_in 1999. The film was applauded_by critics, both in Britain and the_US, and was nominated for the_Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar in_2009.
The film_secured the eighth highest placing_in the UK_box office_in its opening_week – despite its relatively insignificant_screening numbers. According_to the British Film Institute screenonline,_Iannucci_had previously failed_to_secure_funding for_a historical comedy_film_in 2003.

Iannucci_used_his BBC press pass to enter_the_US State Department headquarters whilst researching the_film, saying how he_just_turned up and claimed_to be "here for the_12.30". Iannucci spent an hour inside_taking photographs_which were_used for the film's set designs.

His second feature film was The_Death of Stalin, about the power_struggle which followed the_death of_Joseph_Stalin in 1953._It_was released_in October 2017. His next project is_a feature_film adaptation of Charles Dickens's David_Copperfield.

Recognition
Iannucci has won two_Sony_Radio Awards and three British Comedy_Awards. In 2003, he was listed_in The Observer as one_of_the_50 funniest acts in British_comedy. He was also subject of_a 2006 edition_of The South Bank Show.

In January 2006_he_was named News International Visiting Professor_of_Broadcast Media at the University of_Oxford,_where_he has delivered a series_of four lectures under the title_"British Comedy – Dead Or Alive?".

In June 2011, he_was awarded an_honorary Doctor of Letters by_the_University_of Glasgow to recognise his contribution to film and television.

At_the 2011_British Comedy Awards,_Iannucci received the Writers' Guild of Britain Award.

He was appointed_Officer of the Order of the British_Empire (OBE) in the 2012 Birthday Honours for services to