Russell Tovey Source - Fansite for the actor Russell Tovey

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Part: Carl
Release: ?
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Gavin & Stacey
Part: Budgie
Release: 2009
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Doctor Who
Part: Alonso Frame
Release: 2009
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Being Human
Part: George Sands
Release: 2008
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A Miracle
Part: Gary
Release: Feb 2009
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Being Human

A view reviews from the U.S on Being Human here here
Russell together with the main Being Human cast and also Toby were at Comic Con a few articles on it.
here here here
All three actors thought the concept sounded ridiculous and tacky initially, but agreed that the strong writing and well-crafted characters changed their minds.
- Boos when the moderator mistakenly place the series in Brighton, not Bristol.
- Bristol was initially chosen because it's near Wales and the show was commissioned by BBC Wales. Later in the show, however, it's explained that the vampires gathered there because it once used to be a point in the slave trade.
- Tovey organized the crowd to do The Wave, which he calls The Mexican Wave.
- Tovey pointed out that George is the most human of the trio: "He'll grow old and more grey and hideous than he is now."
- Tovey asked how many in the audience have seen the show. After getting a positive response, he asked, "So you've seen my bum then?" Ah, BBC, always good for the bare bums.
- When a fan compares George with a person who does not want to spread his STD with anyone, creator Toby Whithouse said, "I don't know if you know how werewolves are made. It tends not to be like that."
- Mitchell's addiction is a mental and emotional one. "It in theory possible for vampires to get off the blood."
I've loaded some pictures up to the gallery here

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Posted on 27 Jul 2009 by Tsaress

Being Human in the U.S Tonight

Being Human starts in the U.S tonight and there are a good number of articles about it as well of reviews.
You can read some of them here here here here here here

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Posted on 25 Jul 2009 by Tsaress

Being Human and A Night Less Ordinary

The Being Human hype is starting up in the U.S read some articles here here here
The BBC has a wonderful facility for making absurd-sounding concepts unexpectedly palatable. So it is with "Being Human," a quirky, funny, occasionally eerie hourlong series that sounds like a macabre joke -- a vampire, a werewolf and a ghost share an apartment (hell, why not "walked into a bar?") -- but winds up generating laughs while exhibiting surprising heart. With so much revisionist vampire fare in circulation, from "Twilight" to "True Blood," the BBC weighs in somewhat late in the U.S. with this 2008 entry, but it's still a bloody good dish.
Russell performing at A Night Less Ordinary on the 21st July 2009
Read the article on it here
To mark the announcement, actors Mackenzie Crook, Gina McKee, Simon Paisley-Day, Flora Spencer-Longhurst and Russell Tovey took part in a rehearsed reading at the Royal Court on Tuesday (21 July) to an audience of invited guests and over 200 young people, who attended for free.

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Posted on 23 Jul 2009 by Tsaress

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