Gods and mummies

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The most interesting things in films take place off the screen, according to actor Brendan Fraser, who has gained considerable attention through Bill Condon's 'Gods and Monsters,' in which he appears with Ian McKellen. He developed a close relationship with McKellen, and began to feel very protective towards him. He recalls having had great admiration for McKellen ever since he saw him in John Barton's 'Playing Shakespeare' video in his college library.

Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Personalities, Fraser, Brendan

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You ask the questions

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Actor, film producer and radio presenter Ned Sherrin does not feel that comparisons between himself and Noel Coward are really justified, as he believes that Coward had many more talents than he possesses. He greatly admires the plays of Keith Waterhouse, and regards Victor Spinetti as the best theatrical raconteur. He does not believe that standards have declined in radio broadcasting, but watches very little television.

Strategy & planning, Theatrical Producers & Artists, Performing Arts Companies, Officials and employees, Entertainment industry, Sherrin, Ned

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