annie was so right – tomorrow is bright and beautiful, if only for one reason – tomorrow is d-day = doctor day – the next special shall be aired and i am so very glad and looking forward to it with all my heart – i know it is one step closer to loosing david tennant as the doctor but i can think of nothing else to cheer me up as he can, so here are some promotional shots to soothe my mind and make you crave the waters of mars as much as me
who could resist such eyes – who indeed
oh dear, so dashing in stripes and so … undefinable in a checkered suit
i can’t help myself – it just keeps on looking like an old, worn grandfather armchair to me – and look here, she’s wearing the curtains to his chair
sorry, either my sense of fashion just horribly failed me or your sense of taste deserted you – i’d expected more, oh so much more dashing and dazzling, as suits a red carpet and an epic movie
ah, what more does a girl want then a good swoon over dashing period drama heroes – this one also makes me chuckle uncontrollably – the song is really obnoxious at first, but after watching it a couple of times, it grows on you – so, hey mickey, darcy and all you others – man, i do feel girly today
read this, of you’re either too lazy to read the whole book (which i do not recommend because it’s really a very nice book indeed) or if you are a fan of the book and like a good laugh
which book? – oh, the book, of course – the one and only perfect love story of all times – jane austen’s “pride and prejudice”
follow the link and be surprised – it’s austen facebook style – http://www.much-ado.net/austenbook/
and well, just for those of us, who like to drool – here’s all the darcys you could ever want
to be released december 28th 2009 – too bad, i won’t be able to import it directly – ah well, wherefore have we amazon?
i feel like dancing naked in the rain, like singing loudly and smoking weed, like being part of something and making love in the fields – woodstock has definitely taken me with this wonderful movie – go watch and be taken yourself
it includes good music – a great plot – wonderful scenes full of humor, tragic and absurdity – moments that make you giggle so hard you just want to stop because it starts to hurt – and my new favourite ever smiling boy actor jonathan groff – that hair, oh delicious – see for yourself
this day has been a happy one from the start – i was in a continuous good mood and nothing, not even work, could bring me down – it was like being on drugs and whatever that drug is, i want it all the time – so this movie completed my day to perfection – i am happy as a hippie
as mad as a hatter – smirk – and would you like some tea?
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not only magically happy me, but also
looking very much forward to 2010 and johnny as mad-hatter in alice in wonderland – it’ll be a party! – and: would you like some tea?
i just don’t know, really? – i am speechless, for once
even in a dirty suit, that one still looks pretty damn sexy
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David To Reprise Role Of Hamlet For BBC
David has signed up to reprise his role of Hamlet for BBC Two.
He will be joined by key cast members from the RSC production, including Patrick Stewart as Claudius.
BBC Two controller Janice Hadlow said the 180-minute screen production of Hamlet was “a wonderful opportunity to bring one of the great stage successes of last year to a wider audience”.
Tickets for the stage performances, which opened in Stratford-Upon-Avon and later moved to London, sold out in hours.
After his debut appearance, the Guardian called Tennant the “best Hamlet in years”.
In February his return to the stage as Hamlet was named the event of the year in the Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers’ Choice Awards.
The full press release from the RSC can be seen below:
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s award-winning production of Hamlet, directed by RSC Chief Associate Director Gregory Doran, and with David Tennant in the title role, will premiere on BBC Two later this year.
Produced by Illuminations, the screen version of Shakespeare’s great tragedy will retain the quality and tone of the critically acclaimed stage production but filming will take place on location. All key original members of the cast, including Patrick Stewart as Claudius, are confirmed to star in this special 180 minute production, alongside the same creative team.
RSC Artistic Director Michael Boyd said; “We are very pleased that this RSC production will be seen by so many people when broadcast. As the show was sold out for its entire run, this is a really great opportunity for our work to be seen by so many who could not come to the theatre and see it on stage.”
Filming begins in June for broadcast later this year on BBC Two. Broadcasts in the US and Japan will follow in 2010. Illuminations previously worked with Doran and the RSC on the filmed version of Macbeth with Antony Sher and Harriet Walter. Chris Seager will be in post as Director of Photography; Robert Jones, who designed the stage production, will also design the film and, as on stage, the music is composed by Paul Englishby, the movement director is Mike Ashcroft and the fight director is Terry King.
John Wyver is the producer for Illuminations and Bethan Jones is Executive Producer for BBC Wales. The project was commissioned by Ben Stephenson, Controller, BBC Drama Commissioning and George Entwistle, Controller, BBC Knowledge Commissioning.
The director Gregory Doran said “Contrary to press reports at the time, the RSC always had plans to make a recording of this production but had the inevitable long journey in getting the cast together again and securing funding for this project. The Hamlet cast and the RSC are all really delighted that we now have the chance to share this show with audiences around the world, and I would like to thank all those involved in making this plan a reality at last”
Janice Hadlow, Controller BBC Two said “It’s a wonderful opportunity to bring one of the great stage successes of last year to a wider audience.”
To support the new film of Hamlet, a rich online BBC site is being created in collaboration with the RSC. It will feature behind-the-scenes stills and footage; specially shot interviews with the actors talking about their characters and how they’ve approached the play; further interviews, with the director and other key backstage personnel; and a comprehensive range of links through to the full depth of BBC Learning’s content on Shakespeare and RSC Education’s content on Shakespeare in performance.
George Entwistle, Controller, BBC Knowledge Commissioning said “We hope we can use our experience in building compelling online sites to encourage a large TV audience to pursue their interest in Hamlet and Shakespeare as far as possible, off the back of a superb TV version of the play.”
yup, that’s sarah jessica parker and hugh grant – currently shooting “did you hear about the morgans?” in – no surprise here – manhattan – an estranged new york city couple witness a murder and are relocated to small-town wyoming as part of a witness-protection program
looking forward for carrie to return to the big screen with hugh grant this december – let’s see if she’s still addicted to shoes and if hugh still got that incredibly sexy british accent – it actually looks as if he’s past that awkward ageing stage, where he looked all old and flopsy and not so good – now he’s getting into the “men-like-fine-wine”-category – better with ageing – definitely a must see film – and it almost got a woody allen-esque feel about it, so i’ll be looking forward very much indeed
tada, yet again a new príncipe to be added to the list
príncipe socorrido – prinz hilfsbereit – prince helpful
we shall see, what his part will be in this story called my life – but i indeed wish everybody a príncipe socorrido in times of need – it’s the next best thing to a prince charming on his white unicorn and definitely better than flagrante or barbaro any time, even though that is a tough lesson to learn and in the end i always fall for the bad guys first, as we know all too well
today the whole world celebrates laughing day – so let’s get in some laughs
friends are amazing – my best soulmate just sent me the following message
What else...I recently met a Spanish movie actor named Alejo Sauras. He's a friend of a friend. You should look him up, he's pretty good looking.
i did look him up and it’s true – pretty good looking – that’s a way to wake up on an exciting sunday morning, which – by the way – is filled with anticipation, as you can well imagine
afternoon sunshine, a picnic with friends by the riverside, well-chosen food and a couple of bottles of champagne – it all lead to an evening of happiness – i saw my príncipe flagrante and couldn’t stop thinking, how beautiful he really is – his hands … ahh, delightful – i thought, that episode of my life belonged to the past, but in my tipsy state, he seemed the most reasonable diversion from unpleasant thoughts about príncipe barbaro, whom i really, really, really need to get out of my mind for good – luckily, for me and flagrante (who can be quite cute and all that jazz, but who really is just a miniature barbaro), the champagne took it’s final point and me to sleep quite alone and quite peacefully
the next day brought work and a sweet and cuddly barbaro, who definitely refuses to let me and my mind move on in peace – neither forward nor backward – still, the night brought fun and friendly faces and a long lost friend, visiting from a far away place – i nearly all forgot about barbaro troubles, decided that flagrante, while cute, wasn’t worth any trouble and enjoyed simply being exactly where and who and how i was
finally, tonight príncipe aficionado – the wanna-be prince, got on my nerves again – really, there’s someone, who just doesn’t know when to stop – hmpf, there’s nothing more to add and no, i’m not taking anything personal
if he can do it – i can do it – big city, here i come
