Judi Dench, Bill Nighy and Ian Richardson
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Christopher Walken, Helena Bonham Carter, Winona Ryder Join Page Eight Trilogy
Bill Nighy is to star in two sequels to BBC Two film Page Eight.
The 63-year-old will reprise his role as MI5 spy Johnny Worricker in Turks & Caicos and Salting The Battlefield from writer/director David Hare.
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Christopher Walken, Winona Ryder, Helena Bonham Carter and Ralph Fiennes will also star in Turks & Caicos, which will see Worricker forced to deal with an old girlfriend and the CIA.
Salting The Battlefield will show Nighy appear opposite Saskia Reeves, Judy Davis and Ewen Bremner in a tale that sees Worricker in exile and on the run across Europe.
“We have assembled a most extraordinary cast for these two films,” said Hare. “I think there may be two reasons - first and foremost, because so many actors want to appear alongside Bill Nighy, but secondly, because people responded so strongly to the feeling of Page Eight – all the fun of spy fiction, I hope, but, for once, bang up to date and based in the real intelligence dilemmas of the last 10 years.”
Janice Hadlow, Controller of BBC Two, added: “David Hare’s outstanding films and incredible cast are testament to BBC Two’s commitment to original British drama and I am delighted to welcome him back to the channel.”
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Gergely Wootsch - Freelance animator/director: The Hungry Corpse - Teaser online! →
Here it is, a small teaser for ‘The Hungry Corpse’. Hope you like it!
Credits
Bill Nighy as The Hungry Corpse
Stephen Mangan as The Pigeon
Written by James Pout
Designed and Directed by Gergely Wootsch
Producer Steve Smith
Senior Executive Producer Rankin
Executive…
I wad in kings cross…and I was going through this gate thing…and I hit a man who was on the phone…it was an accident…the gate hit him…anyway…he turned round…and said “what’d you think your doing cant you see I’m on the phone!?” And I was just like….*mmmeeeeeepppp*….I love bill nighy and when he saw me just stood there on the brink of tears he said…and I quote…”don’t worry, I’ll be fine, sorry for shouting” and touched my ARM and turned round to finish his phone call…oh my god!!
