Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, the due revealed how they and author Neil Gaiman came up with ideas for the new season and how funny co-star Jon Hamm is. More below:
Ler maisIn an interview to Slash Film, Michael Sheen also talked about the dinamic between Aziraphale and Crowley, Gabriel coming into their lives again and if he would play another supernatural being. Full interview below:
Ler maisHe also revealed to Metro.co.uk he wants to continue working together with his co-star and friend David Tennant in the future. Read more:
Ler maisSpeaking witk Gizmodo, Michael Sheen and David Tennant talked about being back to their characters, working on the second season with Neil Gaiman and reveal if they would come back for more Good Omens. More below:
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In an interview conducted befor the SAG-AFTRA strike, Michael Sheen spoke of working with David Tennant once again, how Aziraphale has changed, the relationship with the angel and the demon Crowley in the new season and more. Read more below:
Ler maisYesterday (July 10) Michael Sheen was seen at the press junket and a screening for the second season of Good Omens with his co-stars David Tennant, Nina Sosanya, Maggie Service, Quelin Sepulveda, Liz Carr and Shelley Conn.
Check out photos from his appearance on the photo gallery:
Ler maisI’ve updated the photo gallery with screencaptures of Michael Sheen as Andrew Lloyd in the heartbreaking four-part drama Best Interests, aired on BBC One last month and available on BBC iPlayer for UK residents:
Both Prime Video and Entertainment Weekly have released this week two clips from Good Omens season 2, in which a rather confused Gabriel (Jon Hamm) visits Aziraphale’s (Michael Sheen) book shop with no clothes and no memory of who he is, while the angel tries to figure out what’s going on.
Watch them below:
Nye is among the 12 new productions announced by National Theatre; it will open next February. More below:
A play charting the life of Nye Bevan and his battle to create the NHS is among 12 new productions that have been announced by the National Theatre.
Nye, by Tim Price, was described by the National as a “Welsh fantasia [that] is both epic and deeply personal”. It will star Michael Sheen and be directed by Rufus Norris, the National’s artistic director who’s stepping down in 2025.
“After the turmoil of recent years, we all appreciate how vital the NHS is,” said Norris. The play would “illuminate the life of its founder and celebrate its centrality within British life”.
Bevan, a miner’s son from south Wales, was the architect of the 1948 National Health Service Act that allowed people access to medical diagnosis and treatment, free at the point of use. The creation of the NHS is considered the most significant reform in the history of the Labour party.
Nye will open in February 2024.
Read below an interview Best Interests stars Michael Sheen and Sharon Horgan gave to The Guardian on the new BBC drama and how the filming affected them. Befor that though, check out some new still from the show on the photo gallery:
Now to the interview…
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