#Chris Jarman

[honeybee2807]

They are so good at reading lips. I would never manage to get all of those correct lol.

But the dementor part is hilarious

#harry potter and the cursed child #cursed child #the cursed child #hpcc #ccsquad #harry potter #harry james potter #hermione granger #hermione jean granger #sorting hat #rubeus hagrid #David Ricardo Pierce #Jade Ogugua #Chris Jarman #Cast challenge #lip reading #Instagram

[oughttobeclowns]

TV Review: The House of the Dragon, Series 1 Episode 1

TV Review: The House of the Dragon, Series 1 Episode 1

‘The Heirs of the Dragon’, Episode 1 of the first series of Game of Thrones prequel The House of the Dragon is a great introduction to this new but familiar world with Eve Best and Matt Smith on fine form  “They call him the Crabfeeder” It may not be the most fashionable of opinions but I didn’t really mind how Game of Thrones ended. Or more accurately, it didn’t bother me too much as, you know,…

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#Alana Ramsey #Bill Paterson #Chris Jarman #David Horovitch #David Hounslow #Emily Carey #Emma D’Arcy #Eve Best #Gavin Spokes #Harry Collett #Jefferson Hall #John Macmillan #Matt Smith #Matthew Needham #Milly Alcock #Olivia Cooke #Paddy Considine #Phia Saban #Rhys Ifans #Steve Toussaint #Tom Glynn-Carney #Wil Johnson

[viir-tanadhal]

always thinking about her (neil's bedazzled suit in 1989)

#pet shop boys #psb #derek jarman making fun of his eyeshadow..... leave him be!!! #their 1989 looks aside from neil's its a sin pope look are underrated imo #might make a post about that because i mean chris' bedazzled helmet. neil's white faux fur coat for rent. the colorful sleepwear.

[thebraxiatelcollection]

I really like this Cardinal Rasmus, but I still think David Llewellyn writes the weakest Gallifrey stories that have been released so far.

#april listens to big finish #gallifrey audios #chris jarman is a great rasmus #you see when you get fantastic actors who make the characters work with what little they have #it makes the story worthwhile #but the last few boxsets the stories david llewellyn have written for have been meh? #big finish #but i do love ramsus and cardinal ollistra scenes together

[fiotrethewey]

Gallifrey: War Room 2: Manoeuvres is now available to buy!

So excited and nervous for this boxset, so glad it's finally been released!

You can go download it here: https://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/gallifrey-war-room-2-manoeuvres-2593

More information about the release under the cut:

The War Room co-ordinates the fight against the Daleks, but there is a battle for control. Rival Cardinals Rasmus and Ollistra manipulate Leela, Veklin and the General, seeking Rassilon's favour. And beyond Gallifrey, Narvin and the Resistance are making their own moves to stop the Time War...

2.1 Collaborators by Katharine Armitage Gallifrey and the Resistance are in a race to secure a vital alliance. But playing politics means secrets, lies and betrayal... and Leela, caught in the middle, must try to rescue honour from chaos.

2.2 Remnants by Georgia Cook A distress call from a Gallifreyan outpost brings the General, Rasmus and Veklin into contact with weapons of the Time War from both sides. Trapped, young Time Lord Cresta fights for her life against a relentless foe.

2.3 Transference by Fio Trethewey When a promising scientist is injured and his new technology stolen, Ollistra sets Leela on the trail. Her hunt takes her outside the Citadel to Lowtown, where a shock awaits. Narvin has returned to Gallifrey. But in trying to help his kin, he risks more than he knows.

2.4 Ambition’s Debt by Katharine Armitage Tensions run high in the War Room as the battle for control intensifies. A world has gone missing, the Daleks are too quiet, and something new lurks in the shadows... A dangerous plan is set in motion with the potential to change everything.

Cast:

Louise Jameson (Leela)

Ken Bones (The General)

Janet Amsden (Clemantia)

Nicholas Briggs (Berserker Dalek / Daleks)

Aaron-Louis Cadogan (Teblin)

Seán Carlsen (Narvin)

Beth Chalmers (Veklin)

James Corrigan (Ferdi)

Sam Gittins (Helico)

Mark Hawkins (Eris)

Chris Jarman (Rasmus)

Pepter Lunkuse (Lenaris)

Faith Omole (Cresta)

Carolyn Pickles (Ollistra)

#gallifrey war room 2 #gallifrey war room #gallifrey audios #big finish gallifrey #narvin #leela #big finish #gallifrey #doctor who

[magicofthepen]

WAR ROOM CAST, COVER, AND DETAILS!

Cast

Louise Jameson (Leela)

Ken Bones (The General)

Nicholas Briggs (Berserker Dalek / Daleks)

Seán Carlsen (Narvin)

Beth Chalmers (Veklin)

Chris Jarman (Rasmus)

Faith Omole (Cresta)

Carolyn Pickles (Ollistra)

The War Room co-ordinates the fight against the Daleks, but there is a battle for control. Rival Cardinals Rasmus and Ollistra manipulate Leela, Veklin and the General, seeking Rassilon’s favour. And beyond Gallifrey, Narvin and the Resistance are making their own moves to stop the Time War…

2.1 Collaborators by Katharine Armitage Gallifrey and the Resistance are in a race to secure a vital alliance. But playing politics means secrets, lies and betrayal… and Leela, caught in the middle, must try to rescue honour from chaos.

2.2 Remnants by Georgia Cook A distress call from a Gallifreyan outpost brings the General, Rasmus and Veklin into contact with weapons of the Time War from both sides. Trapped, young Time Lord Cresta fights for her life against a relentless foe.

2.3 Transference by Fio Trethewey When a promising scientist is injured and his new technology stolen, Ollistra sets Leela on the trail. Her hunt takes her outside the Citadel to Lowtown, where a shock awaits. Narvin has returned to Gallifrey. But in trying to help his kin, he risks more than he knows.

2.4 Ambition’s Debt by Katharine Armitage Tensions run high in the War Room as the battle for control intensifies. A world has gone missing, the Daleks are too quiet, and something new lurks in the shadows… A dangerous plan is set in motion with the potential to change everything.

#finally!! #gallifrey audios #gallifrey #Big finish #big finish gallifrey #big finish #gallifrey spoilers

[thomasmartinnutt]

Chance Encounters #004

Tujiko Noriko, Inge Marie, Ai Yamamoto, Akio Suzuki, Louis & Bebe Barron, Asha Sheshadri, Andrew Heath & Anne Chris Baker, Jonathan Skinner, Jan Bang & Erik Honore, Vanessa Rossetto, Kelly Lee Owens, Sarah Hughes, My Cat Is An Alien & Steve Roden, Brian McBride, Suzanne Ciani, Derek Jarman, Aki Onda, Oval, Andrew Cyrille, Elliott Sharp & Richard Teitelbaum, Wouter van Veldhoven, Biliana Voutchkova & Leila Bordreuil, Barn Sour, Kevin Richard Martin, Toshiya Tsunoda, Hatis Noit, Steve Roden

[redaynia]

ANOTHER COUNTRY: THE 1980s AND GAY CINEMA

by Alex Davidson

My Beautiful Laundrette, with its positive representation of a gay relationship, came at a radical time for LGBT rights in the UK and stands in the tradition of queer cinema flourishing in times of homophobic oppression. Victim (1961), Basil Dearden's drama about a lawyer (Dirk Bogarde) who realises his own homosexuality while investigating blackmail attempts against gay men, was made when homosexuality was still completely illegal in the UK. The sympathetic portrayal may have helped pave the way for a partial decriminalisation following the Sexual Offences act in 1967.

Gay Liberation flourished in the late 1970s and gay men on British cinema screens, who conventionally ended up miserable or dead by the end credits, started having fun. While Derek Jarman's Sebastiane (1967), an erotically charged take on the life and execution of St Sebastian, ended in tragedy, there was no doubting the film's gleeful celebration of gay sex. Nighthawks (1978) took British audiences into the gay clubs of Lindon and divided gay audiences, some of whom felt the main character -- sensitively played by Ken Robertson -- was an unappealing and downbeat figure. The film remains, however, an invaluable time capsule of 1970s gay nightlife. Television was more problematic, with TV schedules plagued by tired stereotypes typified by John Inman in Are You Being Served? (1973-1985) and Larry Grayson -- both, however, familiar, beloved faces on the small screen. The Naked Civil Servant (1975) was more provocative, with a Bafta-winning performance by John Hurt as the unashamedly flamboyant Quentin Crisp making a genuinely subversive statement.

With Margaret Thatcher's ascent to power in 1979 came a lurch to the right and a darkening of attitudes towards LGBT people in the 1980s. As the Aids epidemic spread, tabloids became bolder in their homophobia, with The Sun under the editorship of Kelvin MacKenzie calling Aids a 'gay plague'. Groups such as OutRage! and Act Up protested at the government's slow response to tackling the virus, noting how homophobia informed political decision-making. However, some progress was made. During the 1970s, Labour MP Maureen Colquhoun had been deselected after being as outed as gay by the press, and when Peter Tatchell stood as a Labour candidate for Bermondsey in 1983 he face a notoriously homophobic campaign from his Liberal opponents (the seat was won by the Liberals' Simon Hughes, who later came out as bisexual). Yet in 1984, Labour MP Chris Smith was the first minister to come out while in office. More LGBT people became politically active, such as Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM), who inspired the award-winning film Pride (2014).

The most famous instance of the Thatcher administration's homophobic policy-making arrived in 1988, when Section 28 of the Local Government Act was passed. This legislation banned local authorities from publishing 'material with the intention of promoting homosexuality' as well as 'the teaching in any maintained school of the acceptability of homosexuality as a pretended family relationship.' The law directly affected The Two of Us (1988), a mild BBC drama about two gay boys who must decide whether to leave their homophobic home town or stay and resort to conformity. The original had the boys continue their relationship but the broadcast version was changed: one headed back to heterosexuality, while the other is left alone. British filmmakers were quick to react to the wave of hostility that dominated the decade. Derek Jarman made unashamedly celebratory films about gay male lives in The Angelic Conversation (1985) -- a queer reading of Shakespeare sonnets addressed to a young man -- and Caravaggio (1986), a queered portrait of the renaissance painter. His 1989 experimental film The Last of England (1989) is a dark, poetic vision of a country in crisis and one of his most explicitly anti-Thatcherite films.

Production company Merchant Ivory has a (misleading) reputation for safe period dramas but its adaptation of EM Forster's Maurice (1987) was daring -- not because it was politically confrontational but because it had that rarest thing in 1980s gay cinema: a happy ending for its lovers. A further key British feature of the era is Another Country (1984), based on the early life of Cambridge spy Guy Burgess and starring Rupert Everett as a gay public schoolboy disgusted by his repressive environment. In both Maurice and Another Country, the protagnists are rich, white and male -- acceptable traits for audiences who had already embraced homoeroticism in the BBC's 1981 adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited. All three works were comfortably set in the past, as was Stephen Frears' follow-up to My Beautiful Laundrette, his admirably bawdy Joe Orton biopic Prick Up Your Ears (1987). This fondness for telling gay stories through the distancing lens of period drama makes the contemporary love story of My Beautiful Laundrette all the more urgent.

Gay British films with interracial relationships were scant. A heavy hint of homosexual attraction followed the titular black and white characters in Two Gentlemen Sharing (1969), while the silly but lovable Girl Stroke Boy (1971) gave audiences a couple, played by Clive Francis and Peter Straker, where the gender of one half of the relation was supposedly ambiguous, but gay love stories featuring black and Asian characters appeared less frequently in the early 1980s. The political significance of an interracial gay relationship in a London blighted by the National Front adds fire to My Beautiful Laundrette and, despite the mildness of the scenes of passion, the film sparked controversy; when it was shown in New York, the Pakistan Action Committee demonstrated against it as 'the product of a vile and perverted mind'. Kureishi explored race and homosexuality again in his TV adaptation of his own novel The Buddha of Suburbia (1993) and interracial love informed some of the most interesting queer stories of the 1990s, in Isaac Julien's Young Soul Rebels (1991) and Neil Jordan's The Crying Game (1992).

While Queer as Folk (1999) may be the most famous LGBT British TV series of past years, a handful of gay non-fiction series from the 1980s paved the way for its success. Gay Life (1980-1981) explored queerness in various contexts, while the delightfully right-on Six of Hearts (1986) offered docudrama profiles of gay men and women, most notable Andy the Furniture Maker, an unlikely star of the art underworld. Channel 4's magazine show Out on Tuesday (1989) gave voices to marginalised queer people -- a highlight was Khush (1991), which celebrated South Asian lesbians and gay men living in Britain, North America and India, and was directed by Pratibha Parmar.

Plenty of documentaries about lesbian lives were made in the 1980s but British fiction films about gay women were few. A rare example is Mai Zetterling's Scrubbers (1982), set in a female borstal, while towards the end of the Thatcher era Oranges are Not the Only Fruit (1990), based on Jeanette Winterson's novel, was a huge hit. More elusive still in 1980s British cinema are depictions of trans lives. While the US has led in interesting depictions of trans people, gentle sitcom Boy Meets Girl (2015-2016) is a rare example of a British take on a transgender protagonist. Throughout British cinema and TV history, lesbian and trans viewers have had to be content with one-off episodes of TV anthology series or supporting roles in heterosexual-focused stories.

The activism of the 1980s, supported by British filmmakers, paved the way for the repeal of Section 28 in 2003 and the passing of the Civil Partnership Act a year later. Same-sex marriage followed in 2013 but writing today the situation for LGBT people is murkier. Following the referendum on Britain's EU membership in 2016, the most divisive recent political event, homophobic attacks rose by 147 per cent, while the 2017 general election resulted in the sitting government opting to rely on an openly homophobic party to achieve a Parliamentary majority and remain in power. At the time of this release, how an uncertain political climate will affect LGBT people remains to be seen but, with equipment and online platforms widely accessible, filmmakers have more opportunity than ever to confront homophobia through their art.

Alex Davidson is the film programmer at JW3 and a former curator at the BFI National Archive. He regularly writes for Sight & Sound and the BFI website. His specialty is LGBT cinema and television.

Article sourced from the booklet included in the BFI's dual format edition of My Beautiful Laundrette (2017).

#my beautiful laundrette #gay cinema #queer cinema #1980s cinema #i thought it might be interesting to someone out there #it's pretty much just an overview of british lgbt cinema and tv during that time period #it always gets me that section 28 was only introduced in 88. like never mind that it wasn't repealed until 03 but it was INTRODUCED in 88. #i was born only 4 years later. it's insane. #like it wasn't an old law dating to the 1600s or 1800s. it wasn't something centuries old that they suddenly decided to act upon. #it was a modern decision made by modern people. disgusting. #long post

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1983

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1991

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1992

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2000

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2020

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2021

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CLASSIC POP MAGAZINE Issue 71 Sept / Oct 2021

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Price: [price_with_discount] (as of [price_update_date] - Details) [ad_1] So far, the study of cinema has been overwhelmingly visual. Robert Robertson instead presents cinema as an audiovisual medium, based on Sergei Eisenstein’s ideas on the montage of music, image and sound. Cinema and the Audiovisual Imagination applies an audiovisual focus to films by directors such as Spike Lee, Maya Deren, David Lynch, Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, Fritz Lang, Luis Buñuel, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Werner Herzog, David Lean and Sergei Eisenstein. In addition, Eisenstein’s concept of ‘nonindifferent’ nature is extended to films beyond the European tradition – by Satyajit Ray, Kaneto Shindo, Akira Kurosawa and Chris H. Lynn– and the audiovisual and landscape is explored in films by Dziga Vertov, Andrei Tarkovsky, Sergei Paradjanov, Bruce Conner, Jack Chambers, Derek Jarman and Alexander Sokurov. The audiovisual in avant-garde animation by John and James Whitney, Len Lye, Norman McLaren and in the film experiments of Busby Berkeley are considered too. Responding to recent developments in technology which have enabled practitioners to work extensively with music and sound on an equal level with the visual track, the book also examines the audiovisual creative process in opera, in a music/film collaboration with Dennis Dracup and in Robertson’s own music/film Oserake and The River That Walks. Publisher ‏ : ‎ I.B. Tauris (30 July 2014) Language ‏ : ‎ English Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 272 pages ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 178076717X ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1780767178 Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 474 g Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 13.97 x 1.57 x 21.59 cm [ad_2]

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ELO-Dungeness (resubmission)

When I visited Dungeness, I met an old man who ran a gallery. He had been fascinated by the town for decades and loved it like his own child. However, there was also anguish and conflict. Currently, the town is facing problems related to the acquisition of land by the nuclear power plant, the increase in the number of tourists, and the preservation of buildings. There is a discrepancy between the people's feelings toward the town and the current situation.

Dungeness is a shingle peninsular that is located in the southern west point of the Romney Marsh of Kent. It has a beautiful sea, and the shingle is use by bird in their migration routes. Also, it is a very dry area and is recognized as the only desert in England. It is like a veritable utopia at the end of the world, with almost nothing but two lighthouses, a nuclear power plant, a steam engine, and a few scattered cottages.

His name is Chris Shore. He is a photographer and runs a gallery with his wife, Helen Taylor who is a painter. The gallery is located between two lighthouses. It is made up of three Edwardian railway carriages that were located on the beach in the 1920s. They have been opened since 1996 and have established a regular client base, both for fine art prints and watercolor originals. They deal with a lot of private collection throughout the world and hold regular joint external exhibitions in Kent and London Galleries. He once visited the town to fish with a friend and could not forget the view of the town at that time, so he moved here. Even now, he often goes fishing.

An estimated one million people visit the town per year. However, there is a problem. He feels that most of them do not respect the people who actually live in the town, their property, and their private property. (In fact, a plan to manage the tourists was proposed in the past but drowned out by the introduction of an electronic power plant, electricity giant EDF.) Therefore, he is extremely averse to social media as a potential source of threat to their livelihoods. In fact, he initially refused to be interviewed. He said that all the people who live here feel the same thing. Some of them even wrote articles in the newspapers rejoicing closure to the town because of Covid-19. (*1)

However, the Prospect Cottage in town, originally a Victorian fisherman's hut purchased by Derek Jarman who is one of the most influential figures in 20th century British culture, is now being preserved with the help of a £3.5million crowdfunding campaign. (*2)

In addition, a railway carriage which was Queen Victoria's entourage's mobile homes needs someone to take on the restoration and preserve. (*3)

Despite the love of the town and the desire of those who prefer an exclusive community there, the town has been forced to need outside support or protection. In other words, the town as a community has collapsed. Will the town ever be able to transition to a society that is more open to the outside world?

References

(*1) Mike Golding, DungenessUK, “Dungeness Closed”, March 28th 2020, https://dungeness.org.uk/uncategorised/dungeness-closed/ungeness

(*2) Mike Golding, “£3.5 Million Required to save Prospect Cottage – Achieved and more!! – Dungeness”, DungenessUK, March 10th, 2020, https://dungeness.org.uk/info/3-5-million-required-to-save-prospect-cottage/

(*3) Mike Golding, DungenessUK, For Sale crica£200,000. UNDER OFFER, March 6th 2020, https://dungeness.org.uk/info/for-sale-circa-240000-00/

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Mentions of Neil and Chris from Derek Jarman's diary entries in Smiling in Slow Motion

June 23, 1991 (p. 23-24)

May 14, 1992 (p. 126)

May 15, 1992 (p. 126-127)

May 17, 1992 (p. 128)

#pet shop boys #psb #derek jarman #theres other brief mentions of neil but like one was he wasnt home or mentioned working on a new album. nothing substantial #also the jimmy thing 😭 #and 'neil and his friend tom' 🙁 #the chris bit too..... dog meme '🏳️‍🌈?'

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Axbridge Pageant 2022 News: video promo of the August community play in the Somerset town released

Axbridge Pageant 2022 News: video promo of the August community play in the Somerset town released

Chris Jarman who is the Narrator in the Pageant A 15 second video has been shot to promote the Axbridge Pageant in Somerset that takes place this August. Tickets now available online at https://axbridgepageant.com and at Axbridge Post Office. AXBRIDGE PAGEANT 2022: SATURDAY-MONDAY, 27-29 AUGUST, 2022 The Axbridge Pageant is a community event that has been performed regularly since 1967 when a…

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SOLD 🎭 Harry Potter And The Cursed Child @ Palace Theatre 2016 (#190)

Title: Harry Potter And The Cursed Child

Venue: Palace Theatre

Year: 2016

Original London Cast with tickets for 10th and 11th November 2016

Condition: Wear to edges

Author: Jack Thorne

Director: John Tiffany

Choreographer: Steven Hoggett

Cast: Nicola Alexis, Helen Aluuko, Jeremy Ang Jones, Rosemary Annabella, Annabel Baldwin, Matthew Bancroft, Jack Bennett, Paul Bentall, Anthony Boyle, Sam Clemmett, Morag Cross, Noma Dumezweni, Esme Grace, Claudia Grant, James Howard, Christiana Hutchings, Lowri James, Chris Jarman, Martin Johnston, Alfred Jones, Chipo Kureya, James Le Lacheur, Helen Lymbery, Barry McCarthy, Sandy McDade, Andrew McDonald, Tom Mackley, Adam McNamara, Poppy Miller, Tom Milligan, Jack North, Jamie Parker, Alex Price, Stuart Ramsay, Ewan Rutherford, Nuno Silva, Hope Sizer, Cherrelle Skeete, Esther Smith, Nathaniel Smith, Dylan Standen, Paul Thornley, Joshua Wyatt

FIND ON EBAY HERE

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Wicked appreciation post for the 7 Elphabas I have seen over the past 7 years

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Does anyone remember way back last year when there was a rumour going about that the Fantastic Beasts cast had done a Christmas album for charity? Well it’s called ”A Magical Time of Year (Harry Potter & Fantastic Beasts Artists In Support of Lumos)” and it’s being released on the 29th of November and it also includes the Harry Potter films/stage show cast! 

Here's the tracklist: 

1, What Christmas Means To Me by Thomas Aldridge (Ron Weasley in The Cursed Child)  

2, Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! by Claudia Kim (Nagini)                       

3, It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas by Kevin Guthrie (Mr Abernathy)

4, The Christmas Song by Chris Jarman (Rubeus Hagrid/The Sorting Hat in The Cursed Child)   

5, Hanukkah Oh Hanukkah by Dan Fogler & Ezra Miller (Jacob Kowalski & Credence Barebone/Aurelius Dumbledore)

6, Silent Night by Michelle Gayle (Hermione Granger in The Cursed Child) 

7, Merry Christmas Everyone by Warwick Davis (Professor Filius Flitwick/Griphook)

8, Santa Baby by Poppy Corby-Tuech (Vinda Rosier)                                          

9, What Are You Doing New Years Eve by Thomas Aldridge & Michelle Gayle  

10, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas by Alison Sudol (Queenie Goldstein) 

11, White Christmas by David Bradley (Argus Filch).                                         

12, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel by William Nadylam (Yusuf Kama)               

13, O Holy Night by Ezra Miller

#Fantastic Beasts #Harry Potter #FB Cast #HP Cast #Christmas #Thomas Aldridge #Claudia Kim #Kevin Guthrie #Chris Jarman #Dan Fogler #Ezra Miller #Michelle Gayle #Warwick Davis #Poppy Corby Tuech #Alison Sudol #David Bradley #William Nadylam