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Radio Times

yorkshirewench posted a scan from the Radio Times, view it here.

Thanks Lace.

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New Layout

We have a new layout up by the amazing Tathy at Night & Day.  Please leave a comment.

Image credits: www.anightlessordinary.org.uk and www.philippagedge.com

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‘Parked’ Revs Into Action For Ripple World

Cameras will start rolling on the set of Ripple World Pictures’ new feature film ‘Parked’ on Monday, January 11th. ‘Parked’ is directed by Darragh Byrne (Wide Angle), written by Ciaran Creagh, and features an all star cast including Colm Meaney (The Damned United), Colin Morgan (Merlin), Milka Ahlroth (Twisted Roots), Stuart Graham (Hunger), Michael McElhatton (Happy Ever Afters) and David Wilmott (I Went Down).

The film’s tagline ‘Sometimes the person you least expect will change your life for ever’ introduces a story about the unlikely duo of Fred, a mobile homeless man who loses his London-based job at the start of the film and Cathal, a frenzied 21 year old with a serious dope problem.

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Vote For David

Not Colin related but vote for David Tennant and Doctor Who  in the NTA’s here, his amazing performance on the End Of Time says it all!

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Happy Birthday

Myself and everyone here would like to wish Colin a happy birthday.

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Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas from all of us :)

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Darker Themes And ‘Big Things To Come’ In Third Series

HOW DID WORKING ON THE SECOND SERIES OF MERLIN COMPARE TO THE FIRST RUN?
When we first started on the series, filming was new to me. So whenever you start on a second series you’re familiar with the technical things for a start. Also there’s the character – you know how to approach a scene, you know how to work with other actors. You also become a bit more confident with the guest stars, even though with the guest stars we get coming in, you sort of pinch yourself sometimes.

WHO DID YOU PARTICULARLY ENJOY WORKING WITH?

Charles Dance was brilliant, he played the Witchfinder in one of the episodes and he just had a lot of fun with it – and was genuinely quite intimidating. Mackenzie Crook (pictured below) was great in the first episode. I had a lot of fun with him because he had a lot of fun with the role. The guest star in the final episode, John Lynch, was probably my favourite because I got to work with him quite a lot.

DO YOU OFTEN WATCH MERLIN TO EXAMINE YOUR PERFORMANCE?
With this kind of show it’s kind of hard to actually study your performance. I think you shouldn’t really try to do that, because so much stuff is done in post-production with Merlin, in terms of special effects and music. When you watch it back you’re often seeing yourself in a scene with a monster or creature that obviously wasn’t there when you were doing it.

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The Last Dragonlord

I have added screencaps from the final episode of Merlin from series 2. Colin’s performance was amazing. Also added are Secrets & Magic from episode 13.


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More From A Night Less Ordinary

I have added more from A Night Less Ordinary. Thanks gealach-ros.

Credits: www.anightlessordinary.org.uk and www.philippagedge.com

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The Fires Of Idirshola

Sorry for not updating as fast, my computer broke. I was able to screencap on my mums laptop, so here are caps from episode 12 of Merlin and Secrets & Magic.

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