Hello fellow Morsonians. I hope you are well and enjoying your Saturday. Thank you for all your support. So, jump in the post is lovely;
Laurence Fox on Twitter and Instagram.
Rebecca Front on Twitter.
From the website Den of Geek.
On The Hour: revisiting a brilliant radio comedy Armando Iannucci & Chris Morris’ BBC Radio 4 news spoof not only gave rise to Alan Partridge but also launched countless comedy careers.
From the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph, 08 May 2012.
My heroes and heroines: Rebecca Front
The actress and comedian on the people who have most inspired her
Dame Judi Dench
It’s hard not to admire her. She is gracious and charming, and incredibly beautiful without being Botoxed up to the eyeballs. And she seems to wear her success incredibly lightly – like it’s just a day job and no big deal.
Alec Guinness
He inspired me to be an actor. Every time I saw him perform he blended in and, in my mind, that’s what great acting is about. I don’t want to be able to tell that someone’s performing. I want it to look like the real thing
Armando Iannucci
I’ve worked with the comedian and creator of The Thick of It for about 20 years. What I admire most about him is that his comedy comes from a place of decency. It’s satire with a good intent. He’s also intellectually rigorous and very uncompromising.
Joe Meltzer
My school English teacher inspired me to read and question more. He was a maverick who hated syllabuses; he said that education came from the Latin “to draw out” and that he wanted to draw things out of us instead of hammering things in.
Emmeline Pankhurst
I have admired the suffragettes since I was a kid. It comes down to determination. They had every indignity heaped on them but never gave up because they knew they were in the right.
Angela Griffin on Twitter and Instagram.
Mannequin alert!!!! pic.twitter.com/eqHOZK8lkO
— Angela Griffin (@Angela_Griffin) November 10, 2016
Sara Vickers (Joan Thursday)
Cast
Antonia Thomas … Anna
Sophie Hopkins … Sarah
Martin McCann … Dan
Sara Vickers … Lizzie
Dakota Blue Richards on Twitter and Instagram.
Today's shoot with @domduang @Amber_Egg @jordaaann_ #annirademacher pic.twitter.com/5g23X75t6A
— Dakota Blue Richards (@DakotaBlueR) November 8, 2016
Abigail Thaw on Twitter.
This Is Your Life – John Thaw https://t.co/kP23Hgl8hr via @YouTube
— Ci5-Sal (@Mz_Scheherazade) November 5, 2016
To help with your election anxiety. I give you Inspector Morse. On a swing set. Smiling. #MorseMonday #johnthaw @abigailthaw pic.twitter.com/EbgYIwHP1E
— BritishDetectives (@BritDetectives) November 7, 2016
On IMDB (Internet Movie Data Base)
A desperate woman is forced to go to a dark place and ask for help from an unlikely source.
Director: A.D. Cooper
Writer: A.D. Cooper
Stars: Abigail Thaw, Phillipa Peak
The following information was sent to me by one of my blog readers Laurie Cohen. Laurie thank you for bringing this to my attention.
The bench was dedicated by Colin Dexter at a special ceremony on Saturday 21st March 2009.
The bench can be found at St. Pauls (actor) Church, Covent Garden, London.
(Picture below) These were given to all those who attended the John Thaw bench dedication in March 2009. The four-page A5 card includes a short history of St. Paul’s (Actors’ Church) along with the special poem written for the occasion by Sue Benwell.
The above can be bought from this website; http://www.baker-street-studios.com/shop/ephemera/john-thaw-bench-dedication/
That’s all for this week. Hopefully next week I will be posting the art, music and literary references of the episode ‘Last Bus to Woodstock’. Until then, take care everyone. xoxoxoxoxo
Lovely
I so love these (well, really all) posts. Thanks, as always, for all the good work you do. What do you think the Laurence Fox shot was?
Hi Nan. Regarding his shot, maybe he is doing some filming abroad where shots are necessary.