Nicko Cecchini (Canadian, d.o.b. unknown) - Castle Walls Lead Me to Despair (2026)
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Nicko Cecchini (Canadian, d.o.b. unknown) - Castle Walls Lead Me to Despair (2026)
The medieval equivalent of footballers with well-defined calves cutting holes in the back of their socks?! š
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Lutherās back and fighting crime on the mean streets of... er, Southwold
The Mail on Sunday, 26 Apr 2026, By Andrew Young
IDRIS Elbaās character DCI John Luther might be best known for his shadowy dealings on the gritty streets of inner-city London.
But the second feature-length film starring the brooding detective will see him fighting crime in the unlikely setting of Southwold ā an upmarket Edwardian resort on the Suffolk coast.
The town ā famed for its quaint charm and colourful beach huts ā might seem an unlikely backdrop to Lutherās psychologically charged storylines.
And locals were shocked to see Elba, 53, filming scenes for the upcoming Netflix movie on Southwoldās 623ft-long pier this week.
The film features the disgraced detective being secretly called back into service to investigate āa wave of brutal, seemingly random murders in Londonā.
Netflix has not revealed how the action shifts from London to Southwold, which might be a more suitable backdrop for an Agatha Christie whodunnit.
The production is a follow-up to 2023ās Luther: The Fallen Sun, which saw Elbaās character fired from the police and jailed before breaking out to catch wealthy serial killer David Robey, played by Andy Serkis.
The sequel will see Ruth Wilson, 44, reprise her role as psychopathic killer Alice Morgan, who is also a love interest for Luther.
Her character had been seemingly killed off in the finale of the fifth series of the BBC show when she fell from scaffolding during a confrontation with the detective.
However, her body was never found ā leaving an opening for a potential return. The upcoming film will also see Dermot Crowley star as shrewd detective superintendent Martin Schenk.
The 79-year-old appeared in all five series of the show as well as the first Netflix film.
Luther appeared to be in conversation with two new characters, played by Stephen Dillane and Anya Chalotra, while filming in Southwold.
Dillane, 69, is best known for starring as Stannis Baratheon in Game of Thrones, while 30-year-old Ms Chalotra, pictured right, shot to fame as sorceress Yennefer in Neflix fantasy series The Witcher.
Elba swapped Lutherās trademark tweed overcoat and tie for a casual green parka and dark sweatshirt as he filmed on the pier. At one stage the actor, who was knighted in the New Year Honours list, was seen comforting Ms Chalotraās character, who was wearing a bright orange coat and jeans. Filming for the movie, which has not yet been given a title, began in London earlier this year.
It is expected to stream on Netflix in early 2027.
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For William Shakespeareāa birthday, here is Michael Bryant as Prospero in The Tempest at the National Theatre in 1988.
The Paul Greengrass directed, Andrew Garfield starring 'The Uprising' from Focus Features will open on Sept. 11.
"THE UPRISING" coming to theaters September 11.
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Welcome to heartthrob era, Dillaniacs! I've graded the 90s on its own bell curve so there's enough tier space - do you agree with how I ranked things? Who's your fav 90s guy?
I will get to a real and detailed ranking hopefully tomorrow! My wonderful 90s SD. š
For me it is:
No. 1 - Captain Mike Davidson from Soldier Soldier
No. 2 - Antony Strickland from Frankieās House
No. 3 Philip Blackstock from Achillesā Heel (although Leonard Meopharm from Heading Home runs him very close).
A happy, windswept Karl, bathed in sunlight...
Remembering Michael Bryant, born on this day, 5th April 1928.
I think it's really funny how the practice of bleeping out profanity is not only completely ineffective as a censorship tool, it's had the opposite effect of creating an environment where it's ridiculously easy to edit apparent profanity into footage that doesn't actually contain it. Like you can just grab any audio or video clip and bleep out anything and people will automatically mentally insert profanity in there it fucking rules.
my favorite example of this is the count's song from sesame street where they censor the word "count"
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A tale of two Caesars. John Shrapnel as Julius Caesar for The Youth Theatre at the Queen's Theatre, London in August 1960 (Photo from The Guardian Journal, 10th August 1960) and again as Julius Caesar in 2005 at the Barbican Theatre, London (Photograph Ā© Donald Cooper/Alamy).
Michael Bryant as Julius Caesar in The Romans in Britain at the National Theatre, 1980
Michael Bryant as Julius Caesar in The Romans in Britain at the National Theatre, 1980
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Roy is the man in black...
Sending his regards to who the **** ever