Rob Brydon has opened up about his contribution to the creation of the character of Uncle Bryn in Gavin & Stacey.

Later this week, Rob will be part of the remainder of the forged within the final ever episode of the award-winning sitcom, which is because of air on BBC One on Christmas Day.

Whereas selling the Gavin & Stacey finale in an interview with The Occasions, Rob spoke in regards to the character he’s been synonymous with previously 17 years.

The Occasions’ reporter claimed that Rob has mentioned he “simply performed Bryn because it was written”, and that the actual “greatness of Gavin & Stacey” lies within the writing of creators Ruth Jones and James Corden.

Nonetheless, there was one main half Rob performed in making Bryn the person we all know him as now.

“The one factor I contributed in a tangible sense was Bryn’s gown sense,” he defined. “It was my concept that he ought to put on light-coloured garments, the considering being that people who find themselves kind of retired, they’re not going to get soiled. They’ll put on these beige and cream colors.”

Rob additionally revealed that Bryn’s mannerisms, “voice” and “speech companions” have been impressed by “somebody on the periphery of my household”.

When the Gavin & Stacey Christmas particular was first introduced earlier within the yr, Rob made it clear that he didn’t assume that the actual nature of Bryn and his nephew Jason’s notorious “fishing journey” – usually referred to within the present, although particulars have by no means been made clear to viewers – ought to ever be revealed.

Curiously, although, a trailer for the Gavin & Stacey finale confirmed Bryn’s sister Gwen confronting him in regards to the journey, though followers must wait till Christmas Day to seek out out if he really spills the beans.

Gavin & Stacey: The Finale will air on Christmas Day at 9pm on BBC One.