End Play
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| Initial release | Australia |
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| Directors | Tim Burstall |
| Story by | Russell Braddon |
| Box office | 800,000 AUD (Australia) |
| Budget | 294,000 AUD |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2281503 |
About End Play
An Australian sailor (John Waters) and his brother (George Mallaby) in a wheelchair are suspected of killing blond hitchhikers.
West End play poster banned by TfL over 'unhealthy' cake
...By Jess Warren BBC NewsA poster for a West End Play featuring a wedding cake was banned by Transport for London (TfL) because it was seen to promote " foods high in fat, salt and sugar"...
Rebekah Vardy trademarks the phrase Wagatha Christie
... Since the case concluded in July 2022, the story around it has been told in a BBC TV documentary, a Channel 4 drama and even a West End Play...
Wagatha play won't punch down at Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney, writer says
...By Helen BushbyEntertainment and arts reporter" The Wagatha Christie case has mystery, suspense and broken friendships - all the ingredients for a great drama, " says Liv Hennessy, whose West End Play is based on the High Court clash...
James Corden: How his viral success divided the internet
... He had co-written and starred in Bafta-winning BBC sitcom Gavin and Stacey, and led the cast of West End Play One Man, Two Guvnors...
Obituary: Honor Blackman
... your first look at game enter of job as an understudy in a West End Play called The Guinea pig, and when the lead actress was sick, she was asked to...
James Bond actress Honor Blackman dies aged 94
... your first look at game enter of job as an understudy in a West End Play called The Guinea pig, and when the lead actress was sick, she was asked to...
Michael Sheen transforms into Chris Tarrant for Millionaire TV drama
... Quiz has been written by James Graham, adapted from his West End Play of the same name, and directed by Stephen Frears, who directed Sheen s performance as former Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2006 film The Queen...
Michael Sheen transforms into Chris Tarrant for Millionaire TV drama
Actor Michael is seen as former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host Chris Tarrant in The First picture to be released from the forthcoming ITV drama about The Show 's coughing scandal.
Sheen recreates the moment Tarrant posed for cameras as he was ushered into court by police to give evidence.
In 2003, to hear Major Charles Ingram was accused of cheating His Way to £1m.
Major Ingram and his wife were convicted during The Trial .
Tarrant told ITV's This Morning he was "thrilled" that Sheen was portraying Him - But hopes his impression isn't Like .
Michael Sheen pictured at the Pride of Britain Awards last monthSpeaking about Sheen, Tarrant said: "He's a Brilliant actor. I just hope he's not going to do the sort of Rory Bremner [impression] and All That stuff. I don't think he will, he's an actor you know. Very good, very good. "
Tarrant's son Toby, who hosts a daily show on Radio X , said the photo of Sheen as his father was "Brilliant ".
: "If there's a scene where he passes out on the sofa watching TV with a glass of whisky and mumbling to himself then it will be Like I'm 12 years old all over again. "
Charles and Diana Ingram received suspended jail sentences Sian Clifford and Matthew Macfadyen play the IngramsThe story of the cheating scandal will be told in Quiz, a three-part drama to be broadcast next year. Matthew Macfadyen will play Major Ingram, with Fleabag actress Sian Clifford as his wife Diana.
Quiz has been written by James Graham , adapted from his West End play of the same name, and directed by Stephen Frears , who directed Sheen's performance as former Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2006 film The Queen .
Sheen is known as The Master of transforming into real-life characters On Stage and screen, having also portrayed figures including broadcaster Sir David Frost , football manager Brian Clough and comedian Kenneth Williams .
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Source of news: bbc.com
