Archive for June, 2010

After months of speculation, Summit Entertainment have finally confirmed that the final part of the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, will be made into two films. The first film will be released in US on 18th November 2011.

Breaking Dawn features a return for Michael Sheen as the character Aro.

Michael Sheen narrated the BBC Radio 2 documentary Hello, Good Evening and Welcome – The David Frost Story last night, and it is now available for download in our Downloads section.

Sir David Frost is famous the world over for his interviews with presidents and prime ministers but his journalistic side is just one part of his repertoire. Michael, who portrayed Frost on the big screen, celebrates his role at the centre of popular culture in 1960s Britain and America.

Contributors to this documentary include Sir David Frost, Sir Michael Parkinson, Robin Gibb, Ronnie Corbett, Kenneth Cope and Sheila Steafel.

BBC Radio 2 is kicking off its star-studded documentary season with Hello, Good Evening and Welcome – The David Frost Story.

Michael Sheen will be reading the documentary which will air Wednesday night at 10pm.  Later in the year, he will also present a programme on the journey of actor Richard Burton from the Welsh town of Port Talbot to the Hollywood high life.

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I have added a few Soccer Aid 2010 photos to our Gallery. Some are press shots from after the match, and feature fellow Welsh man, boxer Joe Calzaghe; Irish comedian Patrick Kielty, and the hero of the match, Woody Harrelson. There are also a few action shots too.

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IMDB have named Michael Sheen’s character as Dr Slavkin O’Hara in Jesus Henry Christ, and also listed some other cast members in addition to Toni Collette.

The part of the protagonist, Henry James Hermin, will be played by Jason Spevack who was in the 2005 film Fever Pitch, and 2006′s Hollywoodland.

The film is to be produced by Julie Robert’s production company Red Om, and will commence filming in Canada this month.

Keep your eye on the project page HERE and on our updates for future news.

Two videos from last night’s Soccer Aid 2010 match have now been added to the Video Gallery.

The first video is of the exciting penalty shoot out finale. When the final whistle blew, the match score was 2-2. To decide the winner each team gets to take 5 penalties. As both teams scored 4 out of the 5, it then came down to what is known as ‘Sudden Death’. Each team takes a penalty, and if only one team scores, then that team wins – they had 7 rounds of sudden death, one of which was taken by our very own Michael Sheen. The man of the match was however Woody Harrelson, who managed to score his penalty right after Paddy McGuiness missed his for England.

The second video is a recap of Woody’s final penalty, and the medal and trophy presentation for the winning team The Rest Of The World, and their captain, Michael Sheen.

The re-match is set for 2012.

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