You can’t have 'The George Sands Show' without George Sands
Above translation: A movie of
the passion. The sonnet of the moonlight!
Being Human’s ‘horrendous’ death
Actress Lenora Crichlow
has said filming the death scenes of co-star Russell Tovey in the new series of
Being Human was ‘horrendous’.
The BBC’s series about the lives of
three supernatural twenty-somethings has been a big hit on both BBC3 and online
since launching in 2008. Now in its fourth series, the show is hot online today
after one of the show’s original characters, werewolf George played by Russell
Tovey, was killed off in the first episode of the fourth series. Co-star Lenora
Crichlow, who plays a ghost called Annie, has made the news after describing
filming the scenes as ‘horrendous’ and ‘fully charged, heartbreaking stuff’.
militaryandscifi1138: When I was
working at the BBC (in 2009) I met Russell Tovey. He’s a pretty cool guy.
mmm_gash: Me and Russell Tovey
after Sex With A Stranger, Trafalgar Studios, Saturday 4th February 2012.
russelltovey: Follow @RalfLittle
he is a nob and I just jazzed on his face... X
RalfLittle: @russelltovey Wow. What a
shining reference. Jazzed? Was there a band present? (Good reviews today son.
No surprise there.) x
russelltovey: @RalfLittle ta big R x
russelltovey: RT @bendylady: Kentish
Town is home to UK's oldest City Farm & it needs saving.@russelltovey
@gilescoren you're locals innit? Pls RT http://t.co/WUZDw3XE
russelltovey: RT @martinshippen: RT
@danwooller: sex with a stranger - after party - monday, feb 06, 2012: phillip
breen directs @russelltovey... http://t.co/wy5gIxu5
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