ACT Exhibition by Joe Simpson Features John Simm as Rick Deckard from Blade Runner

Posted on 25/08/2022 by Administrator • Leave a comment

Joe SimpsonExhibition: ACT59 Great Portland Street, London UK13th-28th August 2022 Artist Joe Simpson has asked his favourite British actors, ‘What role have you always wanted to play but have never got the chance?’. He then creates a narrative painting of them depicted as their choice on a large wide format canvas. Visit: Online Gallery of … Continue reading →

Film & Movie / Serial / Television / TV

John Simm joins forces with David Threlfall in new ITV drama ‘Code of a Killer’

Posted on 29/09/2014 by Administrator • Leave a comment

ITV Press Centre 29 Sep 2014 “Professor Alec Jeffreys’ DNA fingerprinting revolutionised the way police investigate crime. It is arguably the most important contribution to criminal investigation ever made.” Two of the UK’s most renowned actors, David Threlfall and John Simm, are to join forces in new ITV drama Code of a Killer, produced by … Continue reading →

Stage / Theatre

Lloyd Tempts Simm Into Hothouse

Posted on 19/03/2013 by Administrator • Leave a comment

Official London Theatre Matthew Amer 15 Mar 2013 Mad Dogs star John Simm will return to the London stage later this year when he teams up with Simon Russell Beale for Harold Pinter’s The Hothouse. The tale of unchecked power will be the second in director Jamie Lloyd’s Trafalgar Transformed season at the Trafalgar Studio … Continue reading →

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John Simm Tweets: ‘Everyday’ Screenings at London Film Festival

Posted on 15/10/2012 by Administrator • Leave a comment

UK premier of Michael Winterbottom’s “Everyday” in competition at the London Film festival, Wed 17th Oct, 6pm Odeon West end. — John Simm (@john_simm) October 11, 2012 Further screenings: Thurs 18th Oct at 3pm, Odeon West end, and Sun 21st, 6:30pm at Screen on the green, Islington. #Everyday — John Simm (@john_simm) October 11, 2012 … Continue reading →

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John Simm Tweets: Upcoming Appearances

Posted on 13/10/2012 by Administrator • Leave a comment

Few days off from Farmer Barleymow, next up: @cheltfestivals on Sunday and ‘Everyday’ Q+A at the London FFestnext wk #begentle — John Simm (@john_simm) October 10, 2012 FYI The Q+A for ‘Everyday’ is (I believe) after the press screening on Mon. I’ll be attending that and the Wed 17th screening. — John Simm (@john_simm) October … Continue reading →

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BFI London Film Festival – Official Competition Selection: ‘Everyday’

Posted on 07/10/2012 by Administrator • 1 Comment

Radio Times Barnaby Walter 5 September 2012 BFI announces full line-up for 56th London Film Festival Highlights include premieres of films by Dustin Hoffman, Sally Potter and Tim Burton, and an appearance from the Rolling Stones The British Film Institute has announced the full programme for the 2012 London Film Festival, which runs from 10 … Continue reading →

Convention / Events / Film and Comic

2012 London Film & Comic Con Guest: John Simm

Posted on 23/06/2012 by Administrator • Leave a comment

London Film & Comic Con 2012 Organised by Showmasters We are pleased to announce our latest guest for London Film & Comic Con: JOHN SIMM: The Master in Doctor Who, Sam Tyler in Life on Mars, Baxter in Mad Dogs. John has also been in Human Traffic, 24 hour party people and many more! #LFCC … Continue reading →

Reviews / Stage / Stage / Theatre / Theatre

Elling: Reviews at Trafalgar Studios

Posted on 10/08/2007 by Administrator • Leave a comment

The Telegraph: Cop-in-a-coma is a comic revelation Dominic Cavendish 16 July 2007 Racing into town on the back of the cartload of rave reviews it garnered at the Bush in April, this kooky Norwegian comedy is just what the silly season demands – a smart, sweetly populist affair that’s as easily glugged down as a … Continue reading →