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Television / Re: Shardlake
« Last post by patch on April 22, 2024, 04:10:25 AM »
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  With thanks to a friendly soul who has a subscription of "The Times":
Sean Bean: ‘Everyone on TV was upper-middle class. There is more talent out there’. The actor and the cast of the new Tudor drama Shardlake reveal they won’t fall foul of the ‘Downton Abbey syndrome’
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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/sean-bean-everyone-on-tv-was-upper-middle-class-there-is-more-talent-out-there-lxhh33drr

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Photo Shack / Re: Get the Picture?
« Last post by patch on April 22, 2024, 02:14:43 AM »
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General Discussion / Re: Sean "spotted"
« Last post by patch on April 22, 2024, 02:06:16 AM »
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A little peek behind-the-scenes 🎥
We are delighted that the one & only Sean Bean has lent his voice to our latest #PTSDResolution film!

The film is being produced by our friends at 4AM Pictures - and will help us spread the word about our FREE, prompt & effective therapy!

https://twitter.com/ptsdresolution/status/1782178440730349871
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Bean Alert / Re: Sean Bean interview
« Last post by patch on April 22, 2024, 01:48:49 AM »
Sean Bean: Actor from Handsworth, Sheffield, rails at lack of working class actors on screen
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Sheffield star Sean Bean has railed against the class system in television, in an interview to promote his latest role as a ‘baddie’.

The Handsworth actor said there was a “wealth of talent” in the working class population that “you don’t see too often.”

He spoke out in an interview in The Times to promote Disney’s four-part adaptation of CJ Sansom’s first Shardlake book, Dissolution. He plays Thomas Cromwell, who served as chief minister to King Henry VIII from 1534 to 1540.

He said: “There was a point where everyone was upper-middle class, wasn’t there, in television, playing everything? There still is, but there is just such a wealth of talent in the working-class population of this country you don’t see too often.”

The Times notes that except in Game of Thrones, Bean has rarely been allowed to use his ‘rich Sheffield accent’ in US productions.

The homegrown star went on to recall one script that didn’t live up to expectations.

“It was an American production, a series that was promised to be hard-hitting and you know, vital, and all this kind of stuff and what do they call it? ‘Visceral’ — all the usual jargon. And it turned out to be so tame and diluted that I was very disillusioned by it. And, you know, the restrictions that were placed upon the character that I played were ridiculous. And I wish I hadn’t taken it on,” he said.

Sean Bean’s illustrious career includes historical swashbuckler Sharpe, a military fantasist in Ronin opposite Rober De Niro and a jailed teacher in Time on BBC1 - as well as parts in Bond film GoldenEye and Patriot Games with Harrison Ford.
https://www.thestar.co.uk/recommended/lifestyle/sean-bean-rails-at-lack-of-working-class-actors-on-screen-4599242

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  With thanks to a friendly soul who has a subscription of "The Times":
Sean Bean: ‘Everyone on TV was upper-middle class. There is more talent out there’. The actor and the cast of the new Tudor drama Shardlake reveal they won’t fall foul of the ‘Downton Abbey syndrome’
 
https://www.facebook.com/beanland.de/posts/pfbid0rD1EwRPBbvap5gRnmSZSHXNXJPJALMvDZPueeUVWWUPgKqM2zYKkpqgm3cTsns7Dl

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/7dbbe5db-c578-4f19-9ab4-bba27334688b?shareToken=51e286f10983a24ca102bd67a632beef


https://seanbeanonline.net/forums/index.php?topic=5809.msg127106#msg127106


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Flicks & Films / Re: Deep Cover
« Last post by patch on April 21, 2024, 01:26:37 PM »
Orlando Bloom Discusses Playing a Method Actor Who Goes Too Far in His Upcoming Comedy 'Deep Cover'
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Deep Cover is an upcoming comedy movie starring Orlando Bloom, Bryce Dallas Howard and Nick Mohammed.
 The movie follows three improv actors hired by the police for low-level operations.
 Bloom teases a "wild chase" scene in the movie involving a crooked cop played by Sean Bean.

 "First of all, I love the cast. Wonderful people. Colin Trevorrow, who produces, called me and talked about [it]. Bryce Dallas Howard plays a teacher who teaches improvisation classes. Nick Mohammed plays a banker who's looking for confidence and stumbles into the class. I play a method actor who's out of work and takes himself too seriously, adding a funny twist to the improvisation class."

The film includes appearances from actors like Sean Bean, Paddy Considine, and Ian McShane, who all play scene-stealing roles. Bloom detailed a funny scenario that sets the story in motion, involving Bean's character:
"It starts off with Sean Bean, who plays a crooked cop, saying, ‘Hey, they sell blocks of cigarettes across the road in London, the black market. Go in and try to buy them, and if you buy them then we'll nab these people.’ But because I’m method, I escalate things. I say, ‘You think we want these soppy…? No. We want the real stuff.’ It then turns into a wild chase involving the underground drug market with characters who are totally out of their depth."

Bloom is hopeful that the film will be entertaining: "It is a comedy, meant to be funny for everyone." He described Deep Cover as an action-comedy that mixes silly situations with thrilling moments.
 
https://collider.com/orlando-bloom-deep-cover/
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Special Appearances / TIMES REVIEW 20-04-2024
« Last post by patch on April 21, 2024, 02:08:15 AM »
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Marty's Sports Grill / Re: Sheffield United
« Last post by patch on April 20, 2024, 11:34:22 AM »
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Flicks & Films / Re: Deep Cover
« Last post by patch on April 20, 2024, 11:31:04 AM »
“It's Life or Death,” Orlando Bloom Says of His New Series ‘To the Edge’
Bloom discusses the stakes of his 3-episode docuseries and future projects like 'Deep Cover,' A24's 'Wizards!,' and 'The Cut.'
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Orlando Blooms Shares the "Unusual" Premise of 'Deep Cover'

I definitely have to touch on two other things. I'm a big fan of your fellow castmates of Deep Cover, and I know you shot that. What was it about that project that said, “I want to do it?” And I know what it's about, but what do you want to tell people about it?

BLOOM: First of all, I love the cast. Wonderful people. Colin Trevorrow, who produces, called me and talked about [it]. The premise is Bryce Dallas Howard is a teacher who's teaching improvisation classes. Nick Mohammed is a banker who's looking for confidence, so he comes to the improvisation class, stumbles across it. I am a method actor who's out of work, like an actor who takes himself too seriously, who's in an improvisation class and is earnestly overserious. It is a comedy, hopefully funny enough for everybody. Sean Bean, Paddy Considine, Ian McShane all have these kinds of wonderful, scene-stealing cameos.

It's just a really unusual premise of these three unknown people coming together. It starts off with Sean Bean, who's this basically crooked cop, as we had come to understand it, saying, “Hey, they sell blocks of cigarettes across the road in London, the black market. Go in and try to buy them, and if you buy them then we'll nab these people.” But because I’m method, I kind of escalate it. I’m like, “You think we want these soppy…? No. We want the real stuff.” And it suddenly turns into this massive underworld, underground drug chase with these people who have no idea what they're doing. So the circumstances are set for, hopefully, amusement and laughter. It's a sort of action-comedy caper, if you like. I thought that the script was excellently executed. And I thought that Tom Kingsley, the director, who's this great British director who did this show Stath Lets Flats, worked really well with Colin to make this show a great sort of spectacle. It was a wonderful, wonderful experience.
https://collider.com/orlando-bloom-to-the-edge-series-life-or-death/
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