A red carpet interview by About.com with Michael Sheen at the premiere for Stranger Than Fiction in 2006. He chats about ‘The Queen’ amongst other things.
One from the vaults, you might say.
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A small clip of from Current TV of Michael Sheen talking about dressing up to go trick-or-treating with his daughter Lily.
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There is a new clip from the upcoming New Moon film that features a scene of Michael as Aro. You really get a sense of the sinister from him on this, and if this small clip is anything to go by he is going to be fantastic as Aro.
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Scans of the Michael Sheen interview with Attitude Magazine are now up in the Gallery. Please click on the thumbnails below.
Courtesy of Michael-Sheen.co.uk – we bring you the unofficial Michael Sheen 2010 calendar.
Featuring many of your favourite characters as well as Michael as himself, this calendar is free for you to download and print yourself, or you can use it as a desktop wallpaper. Many of the pictures have been chosen by the ladies on our forum – thank you ladies!
You can download it from the Downloads section in our Fan’s Corner.
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An interview with Michael Sheen will be appearing in the November 2009 issue of Attitude magazine, one of the UK’s leading gay magazines.
This edition features guest editor Will Young.
Source: Attitude.co.uk
For those that have not had an opportunity to watch this previously, you can now get it on DVD.
In this brilliant BBC drama about a well loved British actor, Michael Sheen plays Kenneth Williams. Famous for his roles in the Carry On movies, Kenneth Williams played the fool in public, but in private was a deeply unhappy man. The story is derived greatly from Kenneth Williams’ own diaries, and Michael Sheen gives a brilliant and complex performance of a brilliant complex man.
There are already screen caps available in our Gallery.
The DVD is available now on pre-order from our partners Amazon. Please click the thumbnail below.
To celebrate the 155th birthday of Oscar Wilde, we are offering a MP3 download of ‘The Importance Of Being Earnest’ featuring Michael Sheen as John Worthing, Martin Clunes as Algernon Moncrieff and Dame Judy Dench as Lady Bracknell.
It was recorded in 2005 and recently aired on BBC Radio 7.
It has been separated into 4 x 30 minute installments and can be found in the Downloads section of our Fan’s Corner.
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