Miscellaneous YouTube clips
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I'm pretty sure I saw this mentioned on the forums somewhere, but for those of you who haven't seen it, here's Knightmare Abridged!
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IMDb has a video clip of Seven Africans, a new film starring Edmund Dehn (Gumboil). It doesn't seem to have a release date yet.
Watch out for Magwitch at short film festivals and Dickens 200 celebrations this year! David Verrey (McGrew) plays Jaggers the lawyer.
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If anyone missed Mary Miller (Lillith) in Trial & Retribution IX the other week, I've found it on YouTube - her scene is at the end of this part and the beginning of this one.
She previously appeared in the very first installment of Trial & Retribution, helping the police again (this time as the murder suspect's ex-foster mother). She's in this part at 0:36, with a further brief appearance in this part at 3:53. Be warned that these scenes include discussion of child abuse.
(Lawrence Werber was in T&R as well, performing a tracheotomy on Shirley from EastEnders, but it was only for a few seconds and he didn't have any lines.)
Another original member of the Knightmare cast, Guy Standeven (Granitas, Troll) can be seen at 3:44 in the second Sweeney film, as a bank manager being threatened with a sawn-off shotgun.
Fellow wall monster David Verrey (Golgarach, McGrew) is in lots of stuff on YouTube:
-- as the Defence Secretary in Judge John Deed at 11:22, 10:21 and 4:26,
-- as a Colombian police officer in Ultimate Force at 34:23, 36:51 and 40:16,
-- as a schoolkid's father in Sixty Six at 9:07,
-- and as a fitness club employee in London's Burning at 24:16 and 27:08.
More recently, David played a religious leader in Game Of Thrones (25:25 to 28:21), having his limbs torn off by an angry mob! Ooooh, nasty...
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Alec Westwood (Folly) has landed a part in this Hollywood film due for release next year. Keep an eye on the website for more info.
http://www.betweenweathers.com/index.php/between-weathers-aberdeen-call-backs/
http://www.betweenweathers.com/index.php/welcome-to-the-between-weathers-new-cast-members/
Here's a short video blog of director Jim Brown explaining what the film's about.
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Here is a short video clip of Lawrence Werber (Cedric) as Shylock's Jewish friend Tubal in a 2001 TV adaptation of The Merchant of Venice. He had previously played Shylock in a 1978 stage version.
You can see a more recent photo of Lawrence here (on the left), as Marion's guardian Makepeace in the RSC's production of 'The Heart of Robin Hood' last Christmas. Apparently he had his tongue gorily cut out by Guy of Gisborne!
And on that theme, another Knightmare actor provides the voice of Will Scarlet in the 2003 video game Robin Hood: Defender Of The Crown. Skip to 9:00 to hear Adrian Neil (Ridolfo).
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I can still the Cedric look in his face
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Look what I found! Although I'm not a big fan of Minecraft, I found this to be really hilarious.
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Look what I found! Although I'm not a big fan of Minecraft, I found this to be really hilarious.
LOL! That was pretty entertaining.
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Audrey Jenkinson (Gretel) has uploaded her showreel to Vimeo, along with a video in which she talks about her book Past Caring.
Other recent finds include Rayner Bourton's voice reel, Érin Geraghty's voice demos (English and Irish), and a clip of Érin in the 1998 film Written In Blood (a.k.a. Driven).
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It seems I have not posted these David Verrey clips before:
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Short appearance in Paul Merton: The Series, at the end of the sketch which begins at 15:00.
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As an American businessman meeting another grisly end in Lexx, at 5:22 and 8:14. (Note: some other scenes contain adult themes which may be unsuitable for minors.) Is it a Knightmare in-joke or just an amusing coincidence that one of the first lines in this episode is "I suggest you go several paces to your left until you fall off the bridge to your death"?!
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As a French man in Little Dorrit at 18:37.
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And as a silk weaver in Garrow's Law last year, at 4:17.
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No videos this time, but I can't be bothered to start a separate thread for this! A couple of Natasha Pope (Velda) photos I have found - as The Bride (nothing to do with Kill Bill!) in 1992 play Blood Wedding, and playing Ophelia in 1994 play Hamlet?, both directed by Julia Bardsley. A presumably more recent photo can be seen in her Facebook profile picture.
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