Showing posts with label Anthony Head. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anthony Head. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 February 2014

News Happy Birthday Anthony Head


Happy Birthday Anthony


Anthony is no stranger to Doctor Who having appeared in the series as the Headmaster in ‘School Reunion’ when the teachers really did sleep in the school, as the Krillitane.  It was down to the 10th Doctor and his companions Sarah Jane Smith, Rose Tyler and Mickey Smith with the help of K-9 to save the day.


Did you know on this day in 2008 Torchwood Episode 7: Dead Man Walking was broadcast.  It was Season 2 and starred John Barrowman, Eve Myles, Naoko Mori and Burn Gorman and Gareth David-Lloyd.  Freema Agyeman also starred in this episode as Doctor Martha Jones.  It was written by Matt Jones and Directed by Andy Goddard. It featured Paul Kasey as weevil, Skye Bennett as tarot girl and Kai Owen as Rhys.


Owen had been killed in the previous episode and now lay on the slab in the mortuary about to undergo an autopsy by Dr. Martha Jones when Jack called for her to halt proceedings, to do nothing till he returned.  After meeting with a mysterious girl, a fortune teller who shows Jack a card with his face on, he returns from the abandoned church where the weevils call home with a small wooden chest.  Jack brings back Owen with the second resurrection glove only this time he brings more than Owen and the team have to race to stop Death taking 13 souls in order to remain on Earth.

Also on this day in 1965, The Web Planet, Episode 2: The Zarbi was broadcast.  It was Season 2 and starred William Hartnell as the First Doctor, with companions Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright and Vicki. It also featured Martin Jarvis as Hilio.  It was written by Bill Strutton and Directed by Richard Martin.

The Tardis lands on Vortis a planet where ant like Zarbi and butterfly like Menoptra used to live, however an evil force known as the Animus gained control of the planet using the Zarbi against its neighbour, forcing the Menoptra to leave the planet. When the Doctor and his companions discover this, they resolve to save the planet from the Animus.


In 1971, Episode 4 of The Mind of Evil was broadcast.  It was Season 8 and Jon Pertwee was the Doctor with Jo Manning his companion and the UNIT team.  Roger Delgado also starred in this series as Keller/The Master and Michael Sheard played Summers.
The story was written by Don Houghton and Directed by Timothy Combe.

The Master plans on destroying peace talks by using the Thunderbolt Missile, containing a deadly nerve gas, by using prisoners from Stangmoor Prison.




Others from the Whovian world celebrating their birthday today are Lauren Ambrose, 36, who played Jilly Kitzinger in Torchwood’s Miracle Day series and Aniji Mohindra, 24, who played Rani in Sarah Jane Adventures.





Picture and resource
M. Campbell. (2000). The Pocket Essential Doctor Who.




      

Tuesday, 24 December 2013

Beyond the Hub You, Me and Them By Caroline Warboys


Features Eve Myles, Anthony Head, Jeff Rawle, Lindsay Duncan, Susie Blake, Daisy Beaumont, Marcus Garvey, Nigel Betts, Alice Felgate, Miller Henderson and Joshua McGuire.

Director Simon Hynd
Producers: Mark Kinsella, Angela Sinden, Jimmy Mulville, Helen Williams
Writer: Steve Turner
Format: PAL
Region: Region 2
DVD Release Date: 6 Jan 2014

UK TV Gold Channel at 9pm
Gold is a channel packed with the best of British comedy and sitcoms. Sky 110 Virgin 126.
Broadcast: Wed 23rd October 2013 - Wed 27th November 2013
Series: 1
Episodes: 6

Highly entertaining comedy about a chaotic family
An age Gap relationship Ed (Anthony Head) and Lauren (Eve Myles) fall in love only to have his crazy ex wife Lydia (Lindsay Duncan), movie in next door in desperation to win him back.
Both sides of the families think they are crazy and that it will never last with the twenty six year age difference.  They also have Ed's brother Alan (Nigel Betts) living with them who is always complaining about being over-weight. 

Lauren's parents Clive (Jeff Rawle) and Emma (Susie Blake) are always interfering and don’t agree with the age gap and all Ed's friends think he's got himself a trophy girlfriend.    

Joshua McGuire plays Ed’s grandson, Tim who is always hanging around and ends up becoming Ellie's Boyfriend.  Debs Lauren's Sister is played by - Daisy Beaumont, her husband Keith is played by Marcus Garvey and two children Charlie played by Miller Henderson and Ellie played by Alice Felgate.

Episode's run down
Lauren introduces her family to her older boyfriend Ed for the first time by inviting them round for her moms birthday and Ed's ex-wife hi-jacks the day and causes mischief.
Debs doesn't want Tim and her daughter to get together so invites him over for dinner in the hope of splitting them up. While Ed and Lauren have dinner at Lauren's parents, most funniest dinner you could be at I might add, Ed doesn't like Lauren's personal items she has brought over to the house including Lucky Buddha which mysteriously disappears, and a trip to the dump it site is in order, Ed and Lauren's first funeral together turns out to be a challenge with Ed’s ex pretending to be a psychic and one of Ed’s friends hitting on Lauren.
Elsewhere, Debs adds spice to her love life.
A ghost from Lauren's childhood unexpectedly rises to ruin Clive and Ed's snooker night with sneezes and squeaky jackets.
Lauren helps Ellie in her hour of need, but in doing so starts to question her future with Ed.


The show ends on a big cliff hanger.......