Actors Michael Sheen, Siân Phillips and Kezrena James attended a virtual event for National Theatre to discuss Under Milk Wood, in which the shared their thoughts on the production, the rehearsals, the performances and more.
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The fourth season of There’s Something About Movies saw Michael Sheen appear in only two episodes, but on the other hand it brought us his Good Omens and Staged co-star and friend David Tennant as guest and Team Saunders member. Check out the screencaptures on our photo gallery:
Prodigal Son came back last January with a brand new, albeit shorter season, with new characters like Catherine Zeta-Jones’ Dr. Vivian Capshaw and Alan Cumming’s Simon Hoxley, and a killer cliffhanger. Sadly however, it turned out to be the last one after being canceled by Fox.
While the show’s future is being decided, check out the screencaptures from the second and (for now) last season of Prodigal Son on our photo gallery:
To celebrate the first time Dylan Thomas’s classic Under Milk Wood was read on May 14, 1953 in New York, Michael Sheen recorded a performance of “Do not go gentle into that good night” for National Theatre, which you can watch in the video below.
Under Milk Wood marks the reopening of the National Theatre after months closed due to the pandemic. Set to open on June 16, the production features Karl Johnson and Siân Phillips and is directed by Lindsey Turner. More information here.
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BBC One aired the 2021 edition of Comic Relief: Red Nose Day telethon tonight (March 19) and it featured several big British names. Michael Sheen appeared in two sketches: the first was a trailer for ‘2020: The Movie’, also starring Jodie Whittaker, Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan:
The second one was ‘Staged 1592’, featuring Michael as Christopher Marlowe and David Tennant as William Shakespeare going through a plague. Sir Lenny Henry made a cameo appearance:
The charity event has raised more than £45 million. The clips are available on BBC iPlayer for 29 days. See some screencaptures of the segments on our gallery:
Michael Sheen make an appearance at the virtual edition of WJEC Eduqas Moving Images Awards from the set of Prodigal Son in New York, in which he presented the Best Short Movie award. Watch his segment here (courtesy of The Sheendex):
The full ceremony is available here:
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This month Staged has come back even funnier than ever and has brought us excellent cameos from Simon Pegg and Nick Frost to Whoopi Goldberg, Cate Blanchett and Phoebe Waller-Bridge. But, as it happens with all good things, it has come to an end.
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Michael Sheen and Tom Payne, who play Martin Whitly and Malcolm Bright in Prodigal Son, have recently been interviewed by Brief Take and ET Canada to discuss the second season, which premiered last week on Fox.
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Michael Sheen appeared on ‘The Late Late Show with James Corden’ last night to talk about Prodigal Son, having the world’s best beard, traveling with his daughter and more..
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Michael Sheen, the main cast and the writers of Prodigal Son have attended a virtual panel at Paley Front Row, where they discussed the second season, to premiere on FOX next Monday 12. You can watch it here or here.
Paley Front Row presented by Citi (2021). Stars and creators of Fox’s Prodigal Son (Tom Payne, Michael Sheen, Bellamy Young, Lou Diamond Phillips, Halston Sage, Aurora Perrineau, Keiko Agena, Frank Harts, Chris Fedak, and Sam Sklaver) gather with moderator Kevin Frazier to celebrate their show. Topics include: how COVID-19 affected season one, including their relief at having shot the finale first; the shocking twist in which Ainsley became her killer father’s “child #1”; Jessica and Gil’s complicated relationship; Dani’s father/daughter bond with mentor Gil; Edrisa’s sense of humor in disturbing scenarios; hints about an upcoming moment deemed “the funniest scene so far”; how the “twisted” writers invent unique and creative murders for each episode; Sheen’s encounters with eager Welsh fans while in lockdown; Sage’s study of Barbara Walters’ interview tactics for Ainsley; Payne’s awe at how much the show “can get away with”; the challenge of rehearsing together while safely masked; and assurances that the show won’t be “subtle” with answers and reveals in season two.
Here are some screencaptures from the panel:
