Last night Michael Sheen spoke to James Corden via video chat in Corden’s ‘from his garage’ talk show. Michael talked about the Black Lives Matter movement, charity works like the Homeless World Cup, Quiz, druids and a gift from his great-great-grandmother who was a lion tamer. Watch it in the videos below:
Also, check out screencaptures from the episode on our photo gallery:
During an ‘Author Live Series’ hosted by Amazon Live, in which Neil Gaiman and David Tennant discussed the TV adaptation of Good Omens, Michael appeared with a pre-recorded question to Gaiman. You can watch it here from 12min49.
Michael Sheen was invited to announce the winner of the Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize, “one of the UK’s most prestigious literary prizes as well as the world’s largest literary prize for young writers. Awarded for the best published literary work in the English language, written by an author aged 39 or under, the Prize celebrates the international world of fiction in all its forms including poetry, novels, short stories and drama.”
The winner was Bryan Washington, 27, for his debut short story collection LOT, for which he won £30,000. More about his work here.
Watch the virtual ceremony in the video below:
DAD, short play written by Gary Owen for Sheridan Theatre and performed by Michael Sheen, was released today and is available until May 18. Watch now:
We also invite you to watch Lynn Hunter in MUM, also available until next Monday:
Both plays can be watched for free, but if you can, please consider helping the Sheridan Theatre by donating here.
Thirty years ago today, on May 1, 1990, Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett published a book they wrote together called Good Omens, which would win over thousands of fans around the world and would get in 2019 a television adaptation produced by the BBC and Amazon.
To celebrate the amazing milestone, Gaiman released a video showing what Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) and Crowley (David Tennant) are doing during lockdown. Watch it below:
Happy 30th anniversary Good Omens!
Watch Michael’s appearance on NHS Wales Fundraiser broadcast by Wales Online yesterday. He spoke of his routine during quarentine, the importance of the NHS, things he misses in times like this and more. Don’t forget to check out the screencaptures from the video on our gallery:
Last night the BBC talk show came back to its 27th season with an episode under lockdown. At his home, Graham Norton spoke with Michael about Quiz and they even re-enacted Who Wants to be a Millionaire? game show, where the host called Dame Judi Dench to help him.
Watch Michael’s appearance here before it gets taken down and check out screencaptures from the show:
We’ve updated our photo gallery with screencaptures from an on set interview with Michael Sheen and a b-roll video from Dolittle. Check them out!
Watch an interview Michael gave to Indo-American website SocialNews.XYZ in which he discusses Dr. Blair Müdfly, his character in Dolittle, working with Robert Downey Jr., CGI and more. Don’t forget to check out some screencaptures from the video on the photo gallery.
Michael Sheen and his partner Anna Lundberg attended the world premiere of Dolittle that took place today at the Regency Village Theatre, Los Angeles, USA. Other stars like Robert Downey Jr., Rami Malek, John Cena and Selena Gomez were there as well. Check out some photos of the event and the after party on our gallery:
