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More
great news for UK Stewart fans - If you can't wait until September to catch
him on stage in 'Johnson Over Jordan', there's the opportunity to
see his one-man show 'Shylock - Shakespeare's Alien' from June
22nd to July 7th at the West Yorkshire
Playhouse.
For more information about the performances and booking details go to the WYP web site. Thanks to Brigitte in Germany for spotting this! |
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The
little seen British thriller 'Dad Savage'
in which Patrick plays the title role, is being shown by Channel 4
on Tuesday 5th June at 00:05
Although the film only had a very limited theatrical release (hands up anyone else who managed to catch it! ), the reviews were not bad and Stewart's lead role was marked out for praise by several critics. The reason for the late showing
is probably because the film is quite violent, but still well worth setting
the video for....
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Star
Trek fans can help raise funds for the Prince's
Trust by attending an oudoor screening of Star Trek IV - The Voyage
Home followed by Star Trek First Contact on July 6th in Hyde
Park London.
Tickets at £10 are available by calling 0870 730 1701 More details on the official Star Trek web site Thanks to Marie |
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The
Best
of British documentary which was made last year by the BBC about Patrick
is finally being broadcast on Wed. 30th May on BBC1 at 22:40 pm.
No idea why they have suddenly decided to show it now but there's little competition on the other UK terrestrial channels that evening, unless you're riveted by party political debate..... Thanks to Aline Davis and
Tracey Garvey
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Patrick
will be lending his voice to a new British CGI film called 'Water Warriors'
about aliens who invade Earth, underestimate the planet's size, and end
up fighting frogs in a pond for water!
Due to be made later this
year by Graham Ralph from his own original story, the film has received
backing from the UK Film Council and will also feature the voice of Stephen
Fry.
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With the success of 'X-Men'
it looks like comic book heroes are all the rage at the moment. Another
of DC comics titles called 'Transmetropolitan' is being made
into a series of Flash-animated shorts by Sony Digital for their new Screenblast.com
site.
Transmetropolitan is written by Brit Warren Ellis and follows the adventures of former reporter Spider Jerusalem who retired to the mountains to escape the city, but through circumstances has to return to the place he hates in order to write. Not only is Stewart due to voice Spider in the animated series and produce the project with his 'Flying Freehold' company, but there's the hope he would also appear as Spider in a full length live action film which Ellis is currently writing a screenplay for. Find out more about the project
at Corona's
site
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