Michael Sheen was one guest of yesterday’s (November 13) edition of Australian news and talk show The Project. He tells what he’s been up to in Sydney, how he’s learning the Australian accent, the Homeless World Cup and more.
Michael is in Sydney since last Thursday, where he’ll be playing Antonio Salieri in Peter Shaffer’s production of Amadeu, starting this December at Sydney Opera House.
Watch it below:
Ler maisMichael Sheen met fans at MCM Comic Con in London last weekend (October 29-30), where he took photos with them and signed their stuff. On Sunday he also did a panel where he discussed his career, his friendship with David Tennant and more.
Below you will find some photos of Michael with fans, their anecdotes and parts from the panel:
Ler maisYesterday (October 7) a panel for Amazon Prime’s Good Omens season 2 took place at New York Comic Con, featuring writer/showrunner Neil Gaiman, director Douglas Mackinnon, executive producer Rob Wilkins and actresses Nina Sosanya, Maggie Service and Quelin Sepulveda.
Michael Sheen, who reprises his role as Aziraphale, couldn’t be there, but he, David Tennant and Jon Hamm recorded a Staged-style video for the audience.
Ler maisTo celebrate the British National Poetry Day (October 6), it’s been released a film by Marry Waterson featuring Michael Sheen reading a page from Jackie Morris’ book ‘Feather, Leaf, Bark & Stone‘, which you can watch below:
After delivering an incredible speech to the Wales football team on A League of Their Own two weeks ago, Michael Sheen was invited to meet the players and give them a second one ahead of 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Watch it below:
Michael Sheen appeared as panelist on the 4th episode of Sky sports panel show A League of Their Own season 17, aired on September 8. The highlight was his powerful performance of a motivational speech for the Welsh football team about to play the Qatar World Cup, which you can watch below:
Watch now a video of Michael Sheen reading ‘Suzie’s Pocket Money Day’, a bedtime story written by Charlotte Olson, especially for Spectropolis’ Under the Stars: End of Summer camping and book reading:
Also, check out some screencaptures from the video on our gallery:
Michael Sheen appeared in two episodes of the new BBC Two series Art That Made Us, premiered last Thursday (April 7). All episodes are available on BBC iPlayer for UK residents.
In episode one, “Lights in the Darkness”, Michael performs the 7th-century Welsh poem of resistance against the Anglo-Saxons, Y Gododdin:
Michael Sheen, Anna Lundberg, David Tennant, Georgia Tennant, Simon Evans and Lucy Eaton are back in front of their computers for a Staged New Year’s message. Watch it below:
Watch an interview Michael Sheen gave to The Sunday Times Culture Show, in which he discussed Last Train To Christmas, doing a festive movie, going back to the 80s and more:
In addiction, check out screencaptures fom the interview on our gallery:
