Billy Connolly trike crashing on U.S. Route 66

Billy Connolly trike crashing on U.S. Route 66 after it has broken rib.

The comic gravel as he 2,488-mile highway this week about was making a TV documentary on skidded. Although he was not traveling fast and that was set trike ran it.

A member of the production crew told The Sun: ‘Billy was in severe pain and we were all worried because he couldn't get a breath due to his busted rib. An ambulance was called and he was rushed to hospital.

‘But after treatment he checked into a hotel to rest until he was fit enough to get back on the road.’ That took three days.

Billy Connolly set began to first video game

Scottish comedian Billy Connolly is set to began in his very first video game.Connolly, 68, he will be playing in a new video game being called Il Duce, which is based on the Boondock Saints movies.

Connolly that Boston was established in two films and will be reprising the role for the game then I played.

The film's director Troy Duffy confirmed that talks with game developers are claimed.

Connolly is a man whose two young Irish American son who took over Russia's role is has to end.

Billy Connolly perform on stage virus in Australia

Billy Connolly forced off stage during a show was being hit after a virus in Australia.

Sydney Opera House in the Big Yin fans worried that he told "feeling extremely" and being unable to continue apologized.

Yesterday, Connolly, 68, his hotel was fine. He again previous night was expected to perform.

Fan websites with messages of support bombing.

One said: "You are a true champ for coming on stage the way you were feeling."

A spokesman for Connolly said: "Billy has had a restful day and is fine for his latest show at the Sydney Opera House. Thanks again for your thoughts and support."

Billy Connolly on stage virus in Australia

Bin Yin Billy Connolly forced off stage during a show was being hit after a virus in Australia.

Sydney Opera House in the Big Yin fans worried he told that he was "feeling extremely" and being unable to continue apologized.

Yesterday, Connolly, 68, his hotel was fine. He again last night was expected to perform.

Fans bombarded websites with messages of support.

One said: "You are a true champ for coming on stage the way you were feeling."

A spokesman for Connolly said: "Billy has had a restful day and is fine for his latest show at the Sydney Opera House. Thanks again for your thoughts and support."

Billy Connolly perfom a benefit concert in Australian floods

Billy Connolly at the Australian floods to play a benefit concert for victims.

Comedian Scott said he tragic stories of those affected by disaster in Queensland was heartbroken to show some support wanted to.

He visited the country and even all his shows are sold out, all the disaster relief fund with income to a fundraiser in Brisbane on February 13 has agreed to perform.

Connolly has visited victims declined to view, he said: "I find that kind of patronising. Walking around with my hands behind my back like the Duke of Edinburgh.

I wanted to do what I do. Perform on stage. Offer support that way. I hope it will go some way to helping parents and children start to rebuild their lives at this extremely challenging time."

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Billy Connolly' Wife wants to perform on a TV cooking show

Billy Connolly was woken up at the night and thinking about his wife's dream to perform on a TV cooking show.

Star Pamela Stephenson joined celeb chef Simon Rimmer on BBC2's Something For The Weekend, Pamela, 61, said, "I can't tell you how embarrassed I am. Billy called me from New York where it's the middle of the night and all these people are texting him that I actually asked how long it takes to cook the mousse. Is that the stupidest question anybody ever asked on this show?"

Pamela also said during her period in the kitchen that her's husband, 68, usually did the cooking at home.

She said: "I'm really bad at this - I don't cook at all. Billy's centre stage in the kitchen and I like it that way. I don't know where to start. I wouldn't even know where to find the ingredients."