The first promotional photo of Matthew Macfadyen and Kim Cattrall has appeared, with both of them looking simply stunning.Head on over to The Evening Standard to read the article.
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There have been quite a few updates which we have been discussing in the forum, but I've not had the time to post them here. I will do so now in one giant update.
- Mercedes Radio Ad: Matthew gets VERY excited! This was first reported to us by Timbo and then eventually found online by Matthieu. Here it is (thanks to Matthieu)!
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- Matthew Macfadyen's piece performed for Happy Birthday BBC Two in 2004 has been posted on youtube by Matthieu. He is being interviewed about Shooting the Past, and Stephen Poliakoff.
- Matthew Macfadyen interview for The Sunday Times Magazine, 12 May 2002 scan (also via Matthieu)
- A new picture of Matthew Macfadyen from The Stage in 2001 (via Matthieu)
- Matthew Macfadyen the impersonator (via Matthieu)
- Matthew Macfadyen performed along with Rachel Gleaves in a radio play in January 2002. The play was called Not The End of The World. A summation of the play "By Simon Smith. When Paul's marriage breaks down, unable to talk to his son about what is happening, Paul pretends he is going off into outer space as he leaves the family home."
- Finally, this one comes via twitter. Matthew Macfadyen and his The Pillars of the Earth co-star, David Oakes, were spotted tonight at the Richmond Theatre where Noel Coward's play, Present Laughter was being enacted.
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Matthew's agency, Hamilton Hodell has confirmed, as expected, that Matthew Macfadyen is currently in rehearsals for Private Lives, which will first open in Bath and then move to London.Thank you Luce!
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Here is a transcription of the clip with Matthew in Holding the Baby.
Men: Hey, have you seen who is down there with Che Guevara?
Matthew: Noooooooooo. Definitely NOT the ones from Nigeria
Sally: No?
Matthew: No. Surely everybody knows you're propping up a military Junta by buying them.
Sally: Wow. I had no idea that blackeyed beans were so oppressive
Matthew: Yeah
others...
Matthew: Have you heard about the fish oil?
Sally: Oh yeah, yeah yeah. I had to throw out all my hob nobs. So, um, take me through it one more time, Marcus. It's no to the blackeye beans because of the oppression.
Matthew: yeah
Sally: It's no to the tuna because of the dolphins
Matthew: Dolphins, right
Sally: It's no to the scampi fries
Matthew: because they're disgusting. So I personally believe that you can be a consumer yet retain your integrity
Sally: Integrity is so important, right?
Matthew: yeah
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Luce was kind enough to share the clip of Matthew in Holding the Baby. Matthew Macfadyen plays Marcus, an Australian in a grocery store. Thanks again, Luce!
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