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15/12/2009

CAST NEWS

Here is some news from cast members who got in touch with the Bulletin Editor.

The Society has been contacted by Alexis Denisof (Rossendale, Regiment and Waterloo), and we are delighted to congratulate him and his wife, Alyson Hannigan, on the birth of their baby daughter, Satyana. Weighing 7lbs 14oz, she was born at their home in Los Angeles on 24 March 2009.

From Michael Mears (Rfn. Cooper)

Hi Jeffrey, and hope all's well.

I can be seen at The National Theatre, Waterloo (appropriately enough!), in London, from Nov. 11th for various dates and on through Christmas and into the New Year in NATION, an adaptation of Terry Pratchett's novel, which promises to be a great visual spectacular. Set on a South Sea Island in the 19th century after a tsunami, I appear as Foxlip, a mutineering sailor - (and a possible distant cousin of Rifleman Cooper!)

Check the National website for further details.

All the best,
Michael


From Nickolas Grace (Father Hacha, Honour)

Dear Jeffrey,

Thanks for your message. I trust you are well. I'm afraid I've only got 2 films & a Midsomer Murders to tell you about! You never know when your episode of Midsomer is on…

The films are:

'Banksy's Coming for Dinner', directed by Ivan Massow, with Joan Collins. It had 2 preview screenings at the ICA in August. (To be released next year.)

'The Hardest Part', directed by Oliver Refson. It was selected for the New York Film Festival in October.

Good luck with everything. All the best.
Nickolas.


From Paul Trussell (Rfn. Tongue)

Hi Jeffrey,

Hope you're well. Here are a couple of bits for your next bulletin.

About to appear as nasty piece of work Malcolm in the new Eastenders online spin-off series E20.

Also popping up as Colin Firth's chauffeur in The King's Speech, the latest feature film directed by Tom Hooper (Longford, The Damned United).

All the best,
Paul.



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