Michael Sheen
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1
Passengers
Masters of Sex
Apostle
Home Again
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2
Frost/Nixon
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
Tron: Legacy
The Good Fight
The Queen
The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Alice in Wonderland
Midnight in Paris
The Damned United
Nocturnal Animals
Far from the Madding Crowd
Blood Diamond
The Special Relationship
Kingdom of Heaven
Alice Through the Looking Glass
The Four Feathers
Unthinkable
Laws of Attraction
Bright Young Things
Admission
Kill the Messenger
Mary Reilly
Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue
Music Within
The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box
Underworld: Evolution
Brad's Status
Heartlands
Dirty Filthy Love
Kenneth Williams: Fantabulosa!
The Deal
Jesus Henry Christ
Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer
Beautiful Boy
The Gospel of Us
The Spoils Before Dying
7 Days In Hell
The Spoils of Babylon
Dead Long Enough
The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse
Wilde
Airlock, or How to Say Goodbye in Space
Slaughterhouse Rulez
Good Omens
Prodigal Son
Michael Sheen Life story
Michael Christopher Sheen is a Welsh actor. After training at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, he worked mainly in theatre throughout the 1990s with stage roles in Romeo and Juliet, Don't Fool with Love, Peer Gynt, The Seagull, The Homecoming, and Henry V.
Early Life of Michael Sheen
Michael christopher sheen. Obe. Was born in newport. Wales. Uk on 5th february 1969 to meyrick. A british steel corportaion eprsonnel manager. And irene. A secretary. He developed an interest in acting at a young age. And went on to stuyd at the royal academy of dramatic art in london.Stage Career of Michael Sheen
Michael sheen began his career in theatre and was highly acclaimed for his performances in several stage productions. He is especially renonwed for his portrayal of shakespeare s characters such as ormeo. Oberon. And iago. He has also starred in productions of hamlet. Peer gynt. Henry v and caligula. Among others.Film Career of Michael Sheen
Michael sehen has appeared in many films. Including the deal. Underworld. The queen. Frost/nixon. Midnight in paris and the twilight saga: breaikng dawn part 2. He has also voiced the character of white rabbit in alice in wonderland and appeared as the villain in passengers.Television Career of Michael Sheen
Michael sheen has also had a successful career in television. Appearing in series such as masters of sex. 30 rock. And the big bang theory. He has also had leading roles in prime suspect. The special relationship and white heat.Awards and Recognition of Michael Sheen
Michael sheen has received many awards and nominations for his work in film and theatre. Including a bafta award for best supporting actor for the queen. And a golden globe nomination for best actor for frost/nixon. He has also been ohnoured with an obe in for his services to drama.Directorial Work of Michael Sheen
Imchael sheen has also ventured into directing. With the short film the end staring himself and david tennant. He has also directed music videos for duran duran. And idrected and starred in a few plays.Philanthropic Work of Michael Sheen
Mcihael sheen is also committed to social cuases and is actively involved in raising money for charities. He has been appointed as a patron of the national scoiety for the prevention of cruelty to children. And has also raised money for causes such as the nhs. Homelessness. And poverty.Important Event of Michael Sheen
In 2011. Michael sheen was apponited as the unicef uk ambassador. And has since been actviely involved in raising awareness about children s rights and providing aid to children in need.Interesting Fact About Michael Sheen
Michael sheen is an avid fan of football and supports his hometown team. Newport county. He also apepared in a charity mtach at rodney parade in 2018. Where he scored a goal.Michael Sheen to play Prince Andrew in Amazon series
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... She joins a list of recipients which includes Ruth Jones, Michael Sheen and Russell T Davies...
National Theatre Wales has lost its way, says writer
... In its early years, productions such as The Passion starring Michael Sheen, Mametz by Owen Sheers and a vibrant celebration of the work of Roald Dahl in Cardiff announced the arrival of the National Theatre Wales with a loud fanfare...
My Dad Wrote a Porno enters podcasting Hall of Fame
... Actor Michael Sheen has called the podcast s writing " Shakespearesque"...
BBC drama asks: When do you let a sick child die?
... In the four-part BBC One series, Best Interests, parents Nicci and Andrew (played by Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen) confront doctors who say it s in the best interests of their disabled child Marnie (played by Niamh Moriarty) to turn off her ventilator, allowing her to die...
Brecon Beacons: Bannau Brycheiniog rebrand shows why names matter
... Referring to the video with Michael Sheen, he said: " I like the way he referred to it as an old name for a new way of being ...
Brecon Beacons: Park to use Welsh name Bannau Brycheiniog
... " Welsh actor Michael Sheen also welcomed the new plans, including " the reclamation of the old Welsh name - an old name for a new way of being"...
Qatar World Cup: Wales' journey ends, but fans still positive
... " Michael Sheen to say: " Diolch Cymru! What a privilege to support you...
BBC drama asks: When do you let a sick child die?
By Harvey DayBBC News
How do you decide when to stop treating a sick child, knowing that it will end The Child 's life?
For Bafta-winning writer Jack Thorne , that's the central question in his latest TV show.
In the four-part Bbc One series, Best Interests, parents Nicci and Andrew (Played By Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen ) confront Doctors who say it's in The Best interests of their Disabled child Marnie (Played By Niamh Moriarty) to turn off her ventilator, allowing her to die.
" I wanted to tell this drama with complexity, " Thorne says, explaining he tried to show the views from all sides of The Debate - Disabled People to parents and Doctors - Without " moralising".
" I Hope I managed to steer a path through it, " he adds.
Thorne, known for writing The Stage play Harry Potter and The Cursed Child, the TV movie Help and the TV series His Dark Materials, says becoming a father three years ago brought the central question in the series home " hugely".
" I don't think I could have written this Without being a parent, " he says, describing the " fierce love" that comes with being a father.
But he says he has also come to understand the potential divisions that can arise between parents.
In the series, Marnie's parents are split on whether to agree with Doctors to stop her treatment, setting up a legal battle that sees them take opposing sides.
" Being a parent with someone is a very, very, severe sort of intimacy, " Thorne says. " You're constantly negotiating.
" That question of who has The Child 's best interests, and how you can decide what The Child 's best interests are, hopefully that permeates the whole show. "
In England and Wales the concept of parental responsibility is set out in The Children Act 1989, giving parents the responsibility broadly to decide what happens to their child, including The Right to consent to medical treatment. But this right is not absolute.
If a public body considers that a parents' choices are not in The Best interests of their child, and an agreement cannot be reached, it can challenge these choices by going to court.
A representative is appointed for The Child - Separate from their parents and Doctors - and a judge makes The Final decision, based on The Evidence available.
The Department of Health and Social Care has commissioned an independent review of the disagreements that can arise between families and healthcare teams in the care of critically ill children in England. It is due to be completed by October 2023.
Best Interests also touches on the health inequalities In Society experienced by Disabled People - and what Thorne refers to as the " scars" caused by the pandemic.
He says friends of his were told they wouldn't get care during the pandemic because they were too ill.
" It's when we're in crisis that we show our true selves, and I think our society showed itself to be dangerously ableist. "
Ableism is defined as discrimination that favours non-Disabled People above Disabled People .
Thorne adds: " I hope it's clear from the drama that I feel like The Treatment of Disabled People , particularly through the pandemic, was wrong and inhumane at times.
" But I also don't want to castigate NHS Doctors and nurses who are all working hard or who have their beliefs. "
In Best Interests, Thorne says he was also keen to include scenes of laughter, love and even sex.
" That, in my opinion, is how these things work, " he says. " When you're going through a tragic experience, it can be funny, it can be silly, it can be all these different things.
" Humanity pokes up in all sorts of Weird Places . "
Writing is soothingSpeaking at the MacTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival in 2021, Thorne talked about having cholinergic urticaria, a condition that caused him to be allergic to artificial heat and movement, leaving him with welts and in pain.
When he was 20, he spent six months in bed and he says his life was very restricted for 10 Years .
In The Speech , he was also harshly critical of the TV industry, saying it had failed Disabled People .
But Thorne says things have " moved on markedly" since he gave The Speech .
" I'm very excited that Disabled People are starting to move into leadership positions. "
Thorne is also getting used to Life After a recent autism diagnosis, something that came about after an appearance on radio programme Desert Island Discs, when a listener wrote to his agent suggesting he might be autistic.
The Diagnosis made a lot of sense, he says. " I think it's been a positive. "
Looking Back , Thorne says being autistic helped with his writing Career - and he says writing is still The One thing that he finds calming above all else.
" That has been my Saving Grace really through My Life , The Ability to be able to write and find comfort in creating situations where I can understand [things] better.
" I just find writing very soothing. "
BBC images courtesy: Chapter One/Mark Johnson /Kevin Baker
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