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22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] FRANCES BARBER THEATRE HAMLET 'Polonius' Dir. Sean Mathias [Bill Kenwright & Theatre Royal Windsor] MUSIK ‘Billie Trix’ Dir. Josh Seymour [Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Festival & Leicester Square Theatre] 2021 OFFIES Winner for Best Lead Performance in a Musical category AN IDEAL HUSBAND ‘Mrs Cheveley’ Dir. Jonathan Church [Classic Spring at Vaudeville / Theatre Royal Bath] MADAME RUBINSTEIN ‘Elizabeth Arden’ Dir. Jez Bond [Park Theatre] THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL ‘Lady Sneerwell’ Dir. Marc Vietor [Lucille Lortel Theatre, New York] WHAT THE BUTLER SAW ‘Mrs Prentice’ Dir. John Tillinger [Mark Taper Forum, L.A.] JULIUS CAESAR ‘Julius Caesar’ Dir. Phyllida Lloyd [Donmar Warehouse and St. Ann’s Warehouse, Brooklyn] LES PARENTS TERRIBLES ‘Yvonne’ Dir. Chris Rolls [Donmar @ Trafalgar Studios] THAT FACE ‘Martha’ Dir. Richard Wilson [Sheffield Crucible Theatre] 2010 Nomination for TMA Theatre Award in the Best Performance in a Play category AFTERPLAY ‘Sonya’ Dir. Garry Hynes [Kings Theatre, Edinburgh / The Gate, Dublin] MADAME DE SADE ‘Comtesse de Saint-Fond’ Dir. Michael Grandage [Donmar at Wyndhams] KING LEAR ‘Goneril’ & THE SEAGULL ‘Arkadina’ Dir. Trevor Nunn [RSC and world tour] ANTONY & CLEOPATRA ‘Cleopatra’ Dir. Dominic Dromgoole [Shakespeare’s Globe] ALADDIN ‘Dim Sum’ Dir. Sean Matthias [Old Vic Theatre Co] ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST ‘Nurse Ratched’ Dir. Terry Johnson [Assembly Rooms – Edinburgh, Gielgud, London] Nominated ‘Best Actress’ Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers’ Choice Awards 2005 TALES FROM VIENNA WOODS ‘Valerie’ Dir. Richard Jones [Royal National Theatre] CLOSER TO HEAVEN ‘Billie Trix’ Dir. Gemma Bodinetz [Arts Theatre] what’s On Stage Award 2002: Best Actress in a Musical CLOSER ‘Anna’ Dir. Patrick Marber [Lyric Theatre] UNCLE VANYA ‘Sonya’ Dir. Bill Bryden [Chichester Festival & Tour] 1996 TMA Regional Award: Best Supporting Actress; 1997 Olivier Nominee Best Supporting Actress INSIGNIFICANCE ‘Marilyn’ [Donmar Warehouse] Dir. Terry Johnson PYGMALION ‘Eliza Doolittle’ Dir. Howard Davies [Royal National Theatre] THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA ‘Maxine Faulk’ Dir. Richard Eyre [Royal National Theatre] IMAGINE DROWNING Dir. Richard Wilson [Hampstead Theatre] 1991 John Whiting Award: Best New Play by Terry Johnson OVER A BARREL ‘Jill’ Dir. Michael Attenborough [Palace Theatre Watford] MY HEART’S A SUITCASE Dir. Max Stafford-Clark [Royal Court] MACBETH ‘Lady Macbeth’ Dir. Braham Murray [Royal Exchange] TWELFTH NIGHT ‘Viola’ Dir. Kenneth Branagh [Renaissance Theatre Co – Riverside] 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] FRANCES BARBER THEATRE cont. SUMMER & SMOKE ‘Alma Weinmillar’ Dir. Peter Lichtenfels [Leicester Haymarket] THE DEAD MONKEY ‘Dolores’ Dir. Roger Michell [RSC] LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST ‘Jaquenette’ Dir. Barry Kyle [RSC] HAMLET ‘Ophelia’ Dir. Ron Daniels [RSC] CAMILLE ‘Marguerite’ Dir. Ron Daniels [RSC & Comedy Theatre] 1984 Olivier Award: Most Promising Newcomer TURNING OVER ‘Penny’ Dir. David Hayman [Bush Theatre] HARD FEELINGS ‘Viv’ Dir. Mike Bradwell [Oxford Playhouse / Bush Theatre] LA GUERRA, DESPERADO CORNER, MADAME LOUISE Dirs. Giles Havergal and Philip Prowse [Citizen’s Theatre & Venice Festival] SPACE ACHE Dir. Ken Chubb [Tricycle Theatre] RIFF RAFF RULES Dir. Adrian Shergold [Theatre Royal Stratford East] OOH LA LA Dir. Mike Bradwell [Hull Truck] 1979 Plays & Players Nominee: Most Promising Newcomer TELEVISION THE CHELSEA DETECTIVE [Expectation Drama for Acorn] 'Olivia Arnold' Dir. Richard Signy & Darcia Martin DODGER [NBCUniversal International Studios/ BBC] 'Eliza Vestris' Dir. Rhys Thomas WHITSTABLE PEARL [Acorn TV/ Buccaneer Media] ‘Dolly’ Dirs. David Caffrey/ Jon Jones & Chanya Button COLD FEET S9 [Big Talk] ‘Maxine Ibson’ Dir. Andrew Cummings SEMI-DETACHED [Happy Tramp for BBC2] ‘Patricia’ Dir. Ben Palmer THE SPLIT S2 [Sisters Pictures] ‘Misty’ Dir. Paula van der Oest CASUALTY [BBC TV] ‘Claire’ Dir. Paul Riordan QUEENS OF MYSTERY – Death by Vinyl [Wildemarsh Ltd/Acorn] ‘Viv Collins’ Dir. Jamie Magnus Stone THE QUEEN AND I [King Bert for SKY] ‘Princess Margaret’ Dir. Dan Zeff CAROL AND VINNIE (Pilot) [BBC2] ‘Beverley’ Dir. Dan Zeff THE REBEL SERIES 2 – 2 Eps Drugs & Sex [Retort] ‘Angela’ Dir. Vadim Jean MORGANA ROBINSON SUMMER COMEDY SKY SHORT: Dream Land [Merman TV] ‘Mother’ Dir. MJ Delaney Winner: Best Short Form Programme, BAFTA Television Awards, 2018 FATHER BROWN: The Labyrinth of the Minotaur [BBC TV] ‘Davina Malmort’ Dir. Paul Gibson MIDSOMER MURDERS: Crime & Punishment [Bentley Prods for ITV] ‘Ingrid Lockston’ Dir. Renny Rye MEDICI: Masters of Florence [Lux Vide] ‘Piccarda de Medici’ Dir. Sergio Mimica Gezzan VICIOUS - CHRISTMAS SPECIAL [Brown Eyed Boy Ltd for ITV] ‘Carlotta’ Dir. Gary Reich BENIDORM [Tiger Aspect for ITV] ‘Daisy’ Dir. David Sant MURDER IN SUCCESSVILLE [Tiger Aspect for BBC] ‘Mary Berry’ Dir. James De Frond MAPP AND LUCIA [BBC TV] ‘Amelia, Contessa di Faraglione’ Dir. Diarmuid Lawrence PSYCHOBITCHES – Series I & II [Tiger Aspect for SKY TV] ‘Elizabeth I, Joseph Josephine, Thora Hird, Barbara Cartland, St Catherine, Whistler’s Mother, Catherine the Great, Doris Stokes, Bette Davis’ Dir. Jeremy Dyson For Series 1 Nominee: Best Sketch Show and Best New Comedy Programme, British Comedy Awards, 2013 SILK Series II & III [BBC TV] ‘CW’ Dirs. Peter Hoar / Alice Troughton / Jeremy Webb / Marc Jobst / Michael Keillor/ Cilla Ware Winner: Best TV Drama Series, Writers' Guild of Great Britain, 2013 Nominee: Best Supporting Actress Dagger, Crime Thriller Awards, 2012 FLACK [Hat Trick Productions] ‘Caroline’ (Pilot) Dir. Adam Miller BAD EDUCATION – Series 2 [Tiger Aspect] ‘Alfie’s Mum’ Dir. Elliot Hegarty THE SPA (Series Regular) [Tiger Aspect for SKY TV] ‘Ginny’ Dir. Sandy Johnson VEXED [Eleventh Hour Films] ‘Pat Poynter’ Dir. Kieron J Walsh Page 2 of 5 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] FRANCES BARBER TELEVISION cont. GREAT EXPECTATIONS [BBC TV] ‘Mrs Bradley’ Dir. Brian Kirk PETE vs. LIFE [Objective Prods] ‘Rebecca’ Dir. Becky Martin DEATH IN PARADISE [Red Planet] ‘Diana Watson’ Dir. Roger Goldby WE’LL TAKE MANHATTAN [Kudos] ‘Diana Vreeland’ Dir. John McKay DOCTOR WHO – A Good Man Goes to War [DW Prods] ‘Kovarian’ Dir. Peter Hoar The Wedding of River Song [DW Prods] ‘Kovarian’ Dir. Jeremy Webb FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER [Big Talk Prods] ‘Sheila Bloom’ Dir. Steve Bendelack NATIVITY [Red Planet] ‘Elizabeth’ Dir. Coky Giedroyc MIDSOMER MURDERS – Master Class [Bentley Productions] ‘Constance Fielding’ Dir. Renny Rye A PASSIONATE WOMAN [Rollem] ‘Moira’ Dir. Antonia Bird THE FATTEST MAN IN BRITAIN [ITV] ‘Janice’ Dir. David Blair POIROT: The Clocks [ITV] ‘Merlina Rival’ Dir. Charlie Palmer THE STREET [ITV for BBC] ‘Lizzie Gargan’ Dir. David Blair LAW & ORDER [Kudos] ‘Michaela Herman’ Dir. Tristram Powell CASUALTY [BBC TV] ‘Nancy’ Dir. Roberto Bangura HOTEL BABYLON [Carnival Film & TV] ‘Arianna Adams’ Dir. Jim Loach BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE [BBC TV] ‘Miss Prentice’ Dir. Gareth Carrivick HUSTLE [Kudos] ‘Clarissa’ Dir. Stefan Schwarz NEW TRICKS – Dockers [Wall to Wall] ‘Anita Walsh’ Dir. Rob Evans THE I.T. CROWD [Talkback Productions] ‘Dr Mendall’ Dir. Graham Linehan FUNLAND [BBC TV] ‘Connie Woolf’ Dir. Dearbhla Walsh / Sue Tully / Brian Kirk MISS MARPLE ‘A Murder is Announced’ ‘Hinch’ [LWT] Dir. John Strickland BOUDICA: Warrior Queen [Box TV] ‘Agrippina’ Dir. Bill Anderson MANCHILD Series I & II [BBC] ‘Elizabeth’ Dirs. Audrey Cooke & David Evans LOVE IN A COLD CLIMATE ‘The Bolter’ [BBC] Dir. Tom Hooper REAL WOMEN I & II ‘Anna Nicholls’ [BBC] Dir. Philip Davis INSPECTOR MORSE – The Death of the Self ‘Nicole Burgess’ [Central] Dir. Colin Gregg THE ICE HOUSE [BBC / WGBH] ‘Diana Goode’ Dir. Tim Fywell SCREEN ONE: Hancock ‘Freddie Hancock’ [BBC TV] Dir. Tony Smith BREMNER, BIRD AND FORTUNE 10 series ‘Dinner Party Guest’ [Vera for Channel 4] Dirs. Steve Connelly & Chris Fox EARLIER TELEVISION BRIEF ENCOUNTERS – Life’s Like That; WHERE THE HEART IS; THE LEGEND OF THE TAMWORTH TWO; MONKEY DUST; ACCORDING TO BEX; TRIAL AND RETRIBUTION VIII; MY FAMILY; HAVING IT OFF; THE GENTLEMAN THIEF; THE PLASTIC MAN; MURDER MOST HORRID: DINNER AT TIFFANY’S; DALZIEL AND PASCOE; A ROYAL SCANDAL; ARISTOPHANES: THE GODS ARE LAUGHING; JUST THE TICKET; DO NOT DISTURB; THE STORYTELLER – THE GREEK MYTHS; THE NIGHTMARE YEARS; THE GRASSCUTTER; BEHAVING BADLY; RED DWARF; ANNIE BESANT; TWELFTH NIGHT; CLEM; HARD FEELINGS; REILLY – ACE OF SPIES; THOSE GLORY DAYS; A FLAME TO THE PHOENIX; HOME SWEET HOME; THATCHERWORLD; RORY BREMNER…WHO ELSE SPITTING IMAGE; MOLLY BLOOM’S; INSPECTOR ALLEYN; A STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS; THE LEAVING OF LIVERPOOL; THE ORCHID HOUSE; POIROT: THE VEILED LADY; IN THE COLD LIGHT OF DAY; RETURN TO BLOOD RIVER; RIK MAYALL PRESENTS DIRTY OLD TOWN; RULES OF ENGAGEMENT; CIRCLE OF DECEIT; SPACE PRECINCT; RHODES Page 3 of 5 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] FRANCES BARBER FILM A BIRD FLEW IN [Goldfinch Entertainment] ‘Marie’ Dir. 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    www.hamiltonhodell.co.uk Tom Hiddleston Talent Representation Telephone Christian Hodell +44 (0) 20 7636 1221 [email protected], Address [email protected], Hamilton Hodell, [email protected] 20 Golden Square London, W1F 9JL, United Kingdom Film Title Role Director Production Company AVENGERS: ENDGAME Loki Anthony Russo/Joe Russo Marvel/Disney AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR Loki Anthony Russo/Joe Russo Marvel/Disney EARLY MAN Lord Nooth (Voice) Nick Park Aardman Animations THOR: RAGNAROK Loki Taika Waititi Marvel/Disney KONG: SKULL ISLAND Captain James Conrad Jordan Vogt-Roberts Legendary Pictures/Warner Bros. I SAW THE LIGHT Hank Williams Marc Abraham Bron Studios/Sony Pictures HIGH-RISE Recorded Picture Dr. Robert Laing Ben Wheatley Nominated for the Best Actor Award, British Independent Film Awards, 2015 Company/Embargo Films/Film4 Legendary Pictures/Universal CRIMSON PEAK Sir Thomas Sharpe Guillermo del Toro Pictures MUPPETS: MOST WANTED Great Escapo James Bobbin Disney TINKERBELL AND THE PIRATE FAIRY Captain Hook (Voice) Peggy Holmes Disney EXHIBITION Jamie Macmillan Joanna Hogg Wild Horses Films ONLY LOVERS LEFT ALIVE Adam Jim Jarmusch Bad Blood Films THOR: THE DARK WORLD Loki Alan Taylor Marvel/Disney Nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Award, Empire Awards, 2014 THE AVENGERS Winner of the Best Villain Award, MTV Movie Awards, 2013 Winner of the Best Fight Award (Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Loki Joss Whedon Marvel/Disney Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson and Jeremy Renner vs. Tom Hiddleston), MTV Movie Awards, 2013 THE DEEP BLUE SEA Freddie Page Terence Davies Deep Blue Sea Productions WAR HORSE Nominated for Best Picture, 84th Academy Awards, 2012 Captain Nicholls Steven Spielberg Dreamworks Nominated for Best Motion Picture - Drama, Golden Globe Awards, 2012 MIDNIGHT IN PARIS Nominated for Best Picture, 84th Academy Awards, 2012 Nominated for Best Motion Picture - Comedy of Musical, Golden Globe Awards, 2012 F.
  • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Short Story

    Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Short Story

    FOUR OUT OF TEN WINS! The record speaks for itself! There can be no question as to which company won the Quigley Short Subject Annual Exhibitor Vote. The results appeared on Page 21 of Motion Picture Herald, issue of Jan. 11, 1941, as follows: M-G-M 4 Next Company 3 Next Company 1 Next Company 1 Next Company 1 Leadership means doing the unusual first! Here's M-G-M's newest idea: Watch for this great short Tapping an unexplored field, subject! Short story masterpieces at last "THE On the screen— the first is HAPPIEST MAN 'THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH" ON EARTH" One of M-G-M's most important steps featuring In years of short subject leadership. PAUL KELLY VICTOR KILLIAN Get ready for PETE SMITH'S "PENNY TO THE RESCUE," another Prudence Penny cookery The O. Henry Memorial comedy in Technicolor. It's swell. Also CAREY WILSON'S "MORE ABOUT NOSTRADAMUS/' Award -Winning Short Story a sequel to the prediction short that fascinated the nation. Scanned from the collections of The Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation www.loc.gov/avconservation Motion Picture and Television Reading Room www.loc.gov/rr/mopic Recorded Sound Reference Center www.loc.gov/rr/record 7 Quicker'n a wink' playing on the current program with 'Escape' is proving a sensation of unusual quality. Comments from our patrons are most enthusiastic. The sub- ject is a rare blending of scientific and entertaining units into an alto- gether delightful offering that is definitely boxoffice. This is an as- sured fact based on the number of calls we are receiving to inquire the screening time of the subject." BRUCE FOWLER, Mgr.