Cassidy Little – Rated

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October 2017 saw the launch of the brand new film and games review show. Made for Forces TV and presented by Cassidy Little. The first episode aired on October 19th and is on weekly every Thursday at 6pm on Forces TV

Ex Royal Marine Cassidy Little lost his right leg in his second tour of Afghanistan in 2011. He became the poster pin up for the Royal Legion and then pursued a new career in the media. 

Cassidy won the nations hearts winning The Peoples Strictly and then has also appeared on stage and in television dramas. 

He is also a natural presenter as can be seen from the previous show “The Little Film Show” and now Rated. 

To find out more about Rated click here to view their twitter page.

To see Cassidy’s profile page click here 

Sona Vyas – People Just Do Nothing

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Sona recently played the role of Janet in series 4 of People Just Do Nothing on BBC One and BBC Three. The acclaimed show returns for a fourth series following the lives of the MCs at Kurupt FM (Brentford’s leading pirate radio station).

In this episode Grindah and Steves’ non-stop bender starts to grate on the rest of Kurupt FM. Meanwhile, Miche is thriving and sets her sights on a modelling career for her and Angel. Chabuddy takes Beats shopping for baby stuff. Tensions at the station reach breaking point when a rival radio station is discovered and the boys try to prevent Grindah spiraling out of control.

To watch the episode on BBC iplayer click here 

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Robin Kingsland – The Cherry Orchard

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Robin is playing the role of ‘Gayev’ in The Cherry Orchard directed by Giles Croft. 

Anton Chekhov’s last and greatest play, The Cherry Orchard, tells the story of a family on the edge of ruin and a country on the brink of revolution. When Ranevskaya returns to her country home – with its famous orchard – she is torn between its past and the future.

For more details about the show click here

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David Pendlebury – The Producers

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David is playing the role of Mr Marks in the Sell a Door international tour of The Producers directed by Tara Wilkinson from 30th October until 3rd March 2018. 

After his latest Broadway flop, once revered New York producer Max Bialystock is desperate to get to the top of his profession again. In a coincidental turn of events, he finds an unlikely partnership in neurotic Leo Bloom, after Leo muses that an individual could make far more money with a flop of a show than a sure-fire hit. Together, the two set out to produce the worst musical ever to hit Broadway, with the worst script, the worst director, and the worst cast they can find – before heading off into the sunset with the fruits of their misappropriated investment.

To find out more about the tour click here 

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Cary Crankson – All My Sons

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Cary is playing the role of Chris Keller in Nottingham Playhouse’s production of All My Sons.

Joe Keller is a successful businessman who lives with his wife Kate and son Chris in 1950s suburban America. Their only sadness, it seems, is the loss of their other son Larry, who went missing in World War II. After three years, Kate still clings to the hope that her son is alive. This fragile calm is ripped apart with the arrival of an unexpected visitor. Deep wounds are opened and the family have to confront the truth behind their comfortable lives.

All My Sons is family drama at its best: gripping and powerful, and written by one of the greatest playwrights of the 20th Century, Pulitzer Prize-winner Arthur Miller (Death of a Salesman, The Crucible and A View from the Bridge). Exploring the dark side of the American Dream, it’s a story that has never been more relevant to our modern world.

To read more about the play click here

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Ian Houghton – The Best Man

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Ian Houghton will be playing the role Dr Artinian in Gore Vidal’s political thriller starring Martin Shaw.

The tour opens at the Theatre Royal Windsor on September 12th before embarking on a UK Tour. 

To read more about the show click here

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Susie Lindeman – Top Of The Lake

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Susie plays the role of  Pixie in Top Of The Lake:China Girl of the award winning drama Top Of The Lake staring Elizabeth Moss. This season begins 4 years on from the explosive ending of season 1. 

Season 2 is being directed by Jane Campion, who is also co-writing with Gerard Lee. This season is set in Sydney Australia and starts on BBC2 July 27th.

To read more about season 2 click here

To watch the trailer click here

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Jean-Baptiste Fillon – EastEnders

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Jean-Baptiste has just filmed a guest role in an episode of EastEnders as a warm and very charming Maitre D’. 

Jean-Baptiste can also be seen in the series of C4, Film 4 idents for Boursin Cheese as Alain.

Click here to see some of Audrey & Alain. 

Click here to see Jean-Baptiste’s profile

Jean-Baptiste Fillon & Jason Squibb – Poldark

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Jean-Baptiste Fillon and Jason Squibb will both be appearing in Season 3 of Poldark due to be transmitted later this year. 

Jason Squibb plays the recurring role of Reverend Odgers who we first met in season 1. Jean-Baptiste plays the recurring role of Thibault le Hardy during the French Revolution. 

Poldark is a brooding drama set in 18th-century Cornwall, adapted from Winston Graham’s novels.

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To read more about Jason Squibb’s company Collective Arts click here

 

 

Freddy Elletson – Wonder Woman

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Freddy can be seen in the new Wonder Woman film that is to be released worldwide on June 2nd, playing a Trench Sentry.

Before she was Wonder Woman she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained warrior. When a pilot crashes and tells of conflict in the outside world, she leaves home to fight a war to end all wars, discovering her full powers and true destiny.

To read more about Wonder Woman click here 

To view the trailer click here