Tag Archives: Kenneth Branagh
Faceless Killers – Wallander #1 – Henning Mankel
I can’t help but wonder if I would have enjoyed this book without Kenneth Branagh’s careworn face in my mind’s eye. Faceless Killers is a grim story – you wouldn’t expect a cheery romp to be called Faceless Killers, after … Continue reading
Posted in books, mystery
Tagged Faceless Killers, Henning Mankell, Kenneth Branagh, Kurt Wallander, Murder, mystery, Sweden, Wallander
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Twelfth Night – Branagh/Thames Shakespeare
Branagh (1988) (Thames Shakespeare Collection) Made for television? VIOLA: Frances Barber FESTE: Anton Lesser DUKE ORSINO: Christopher Ravenscroft MALVOLIO: Richard Briers SIR TOBY BELCH: James Saxon OLIVIA: Caroline Langrishe SIR ANDREW AGUECHEEK: James Simmons MARIA: Abigail McKern ANTONIO: Stuart McCreery … Continue reading
Posted in Geekery, Shakespeare, Theatre
Tagged Andrew Aguecheek, Antonio, Christopher Ravenscroft, Feste, Illyria, Kenneth Branagh, Malvolio, Maria, Olivia, Orsino, Paul McCartney, Renaissance Theatre Company, Sebastian, Shakespeare, Shakespeare film, Sir Toby, Thames Shakespeare, Toby Belch, Twelfth Night, Viola, William Shakespeare
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