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servants-hall · 5 months

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Miss Scarlet and The Duke, Season 4: The Cast Plays Would You Rather

#miss scarlet and the duke #msatd spoilers #msatd interviews #msatd s4 #kate phillips #stuart martin #cathy belton #evan mccabe #simon ludders #felix scott #tim chipping #paul bazely

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grande-caps · 3 months

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Miss Scarlet and the Duke - Season 4 Quality : HD Screencaptures Amount : 6145 files Resolution : 1280x720px

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#miss scarlet and the duke #miss scarlet #msatd #msatdedit #perioddramaedit #kate phillips #stuart martin #cathy belton #simon ludders #evan mccabe #tim chipping #capped by randomkiwibirds

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klc-archive · 13 years

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Vlad: Let me out or I’ll -

Count: Throw a wobbly?

#Keith Lee Castle #The Count #Count Dracula #Young Dracula #TV #2011 #S3xE08 #Gerran Howell #Vladimir Dracula #Vlad #Simon Ludders #Renfield #gifs

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fromthestacks · 10 months

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Miss Scarlet and the Duke season three

#library #dvds #television series #miss scarlet and the duke #kate phillips #stuart martin #ansu kabia #cathy belton #Evan McCabe #Simon ludders #Tim chipping #Felix Scott

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oscarwetnwilde · 3 months

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A radio show starring James Wilby, originally from 1998 is now available (for the moment) to listen to at the links above. Taken from the site:

It tells the story of narcissistic Sir Willoughby Patterne’s search for a bride. In an era when young women were effectively trafficked between fathers and suitors, he is torn between his feelings for sentimental Laetitia and strong-willed Clara. When he eventually pins one down to an engagement, Sir Willoughby is baffled at her attempts to extract herself from the arrangement.

Stars James Wilby [Poldark] as Sir Willoughby Patterne, Keeley Hawes [Orphan Black: Echoes] as Clara and Nickie Rainsford [Skellig] as Laetitia, alongside Simon Ludders, Hannah Gordon, Bill Wallis, Robert Patterson, Lawmary Champion, Christine Pritchard, Anna North, June Barrie, Giles Thomas, Paul Nicholson and Leo Brightmore.

Dramatised by Jane Dauncey

Director: Alison Hindell

A BBC Wales production first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 1998.

#James Wilby #BBC Radio 4 #Radio Shows #The Egoist #Keeley Hawes #George Meredith

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overcompensatingmiller · 4 years

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Trevor’s wife would like to apologize for his behavior

#broadchurch #broadchurch season 1 #bbc #ellie miller #ds miller #screencaps #trevor smith #simon ludders #nicky smith #sanchia mccormack

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fyeahameliabullmore · 5 years

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#amelia bullmore #everybody's got conditions #justin salinger #simon harrison #teresa gallagher #david sturzaker #simon ludders #georgie glen

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kwebtv · 2 years

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Bridgerton - Netflix - December 25, 2020 - Present

Period Drama / Romance (16 episodes to date)

Running Time: 57 - 72 minutes

Stars:

Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury

Lorraine Ashbourne as Mrs. Varley

Jonathan Bailey as Anthony, Viscount Bridgerton

Ruby Barker as Marina Thompson

Sabrina Bartlett as Siena Rosso

Harriet Cains as Philippa Featherington, the middle Featherington daughter

Bessie Carter as Prudence Featherington, the eldest Featherington daughter

Nicola Coughlan as Penelope Featherington

Phoebe Dynevor as Daphne Bassett (née Bridgerton), Duchess of Hastings

Ruth Gemmell as Violet, Dowager Viscountess Bridgerton

Florence Hunt as Hyacinth Bridgerton

Claudia Jessie as Eloise Bridgerton

Ben Miller as Archibald, Baron Featherington

Luke Newton as Colin Bridgerton.

Regé-Jean Page as Simon Bassett, Duke of Hastings.

Golda Rosheuvel as Queen Charlotte

Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton

Will Tilston as Gregory Bridgerton

Polly Walker as Portia, Baroness Featherington

Julie Andrews as the voice of Lady Whistledown

Recurring

Ruby Stokes as Francesca Bridgerton

Molly McGlynn as Rose Nolan

Joanna Bobin as Lady Cowper

Jessica Madsen as the debutante Cressida Cowper

Jason Barnett as Jeffries

Hugh Sachs as Brimsley

Martins Imhangbe as Will Mondrich

Geraldine Alexander as Mrs. Wilson

Kathryn Drysdale as Genevieve Delacroix

Simon Ludders as Humboldt

Julian Ovenden as Sir Henry Granville

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watchaholics · 7 years

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Doctor Who S10E03 – Thin Ice

Mint már az előző kritikámban is utaltam rá, imádom a tizenkilencedik századi Angliát és a telet, így a Thin Ice névre hallgató harmadik epizód elöljáróban megvett kilóra. A befagyott Temze folyón parádézó artistákon, valamint a fura halakból készült pitéken túl azonban mély, elgondolkodtató témákkal találkozunk, általuk pedig új megvilágításban láthatjuk a két főszereplőt.

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servants-hall · 4 months

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Miss Scarlet and The Duke, Season 4 | Victorian Headlines: True or False?

#miss scarlet and the duke #msatd spoilers #msatd interviews #msatd s4 #basil sinclaire #oliver chris #kate phillips #stuart martin #cathy belton #evan mccabe #tim chipping #paul bazely #felix scott #simon ludders #rachael new #Youtube

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grande-caps · 1 year

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Miss Scarlet and the Duke - Season 3 Quality : HD Screencaptures Amount : 6396 files Resolution : 1280x720px

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#miss scarlet and the duke #miss scarlet #missscarletedit #msatdedit #perioddramaedit #kate phillips #stuart martin #ansu kabia #cathy belton #evan mccabe #simon ludders #capped by randomkiwibirds

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klc-archive · 13 years

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Season 3, Episode 5 - Carpathian Feast

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fromthestacks · 1 year

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Miss Scarlet & the Duke season two

#library #dvds #television series #miss scarlet and the duke #kate phillips #stuart martin #ansu kabia #cathy belton #Evan McCabe #Simon ludders #ian pirie #jessie cave

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doctorwhonews · 5 years

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The War Master: Master of Callous (Big Finish)

Latest Review: Written By: James Goss, Guy Adams Directed By: Scott Handcock Cast Derek Jacobi (The Master), Silas Carson (The Ood), Maeve Bluebell Wells (Cassandra King), Samantha Béart (Martine King), Simon Ludders (Elliot King), Pippa Haywood (Teremon), David Menkin (Herschel), Barnaby Edwards (Jaques), Richard Earl (Sassanby), Kai Owen (Porrit), Joe Shire (Calia), Angela Bruce (Mother), Wilf Scolding (First Soldier) and Tom Forrister (Second Soldier). Other parts played by members of the cast. Producer Scott Handcock Script Editor Nicholas Briggs Executive Producers Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs Derek Jacobi returns to the role of the Master for the second set of stories, this time it is four episodes that follow a single storyline, as opposed to the slightly more episodic nature of the first box set. The story takes place on a colony planet called Callous, in which a small group of artists attempted and sort of failed to make a home. Their livelihood depends upon a mine, and the story revolves around this mine, its contents, the people who give everything to make the mine viable, the planetary governor who wants to take everything she can from the inhabitants, and the Master who has his own secret plans and machinations. In short...it is an excellent story. I recommend this box set, there will likely be SPOILERS ahead, so reader beware. The opening episode, Call for the Dead follows Elliot King, the frustrated would-be leader of Callous, whose long attempts to make the mine worthwhile have yielded very few positive results, and the Governor bleeds him dry whenever she gets the chance. He has spent so much time trying to make the mine earn just enough money to keep up with his payments that he has basically lost his family...his wife and daughter moved off-world, and while his wife is very ill, his daughter misses him daily. Meanwhile, he is being stalked by an odd with a ringing telephone, and when he finally answers the call, the Master is on the line. Without getting too deep into it, Elliot decides to take his own life not long after his chat with the Master, and whatever plans the Master has are clearly set into motion. Elliot's daughter Cassie and her wife Martine come to Callous to take over where her father left off. Only Cassie is more adept with the mine than her father ever was. He was an artist trying to make a living digging in a mine, as she went to school specifically to learn how to mine properly. But when she too runs into trouble...another Ood phone call comes her way, only this time the Master offers his help. The set continues with The Glittering Prize, and this time the Master is posing as Mr. Orman, a kindly gentleman helping Cassie to get the mine working. They strike a substance that could make them all rich...but if the Governor finds out they have it, she is sure to come and attempt to skim even more profits off their hard work. The Master offers his help yet again, helping them plot to sneak the substance off the planet and hide it from the governor until they can safely make their money off of it. But the substance has a psychic side effect, as it slowly can drive people mad or hallucinate, and it seems to drive the Ood workers completely out of sorts. The Persistence of Dreams focuses solely on Martine as she tries to keep her sanity guarding the substance. She is accompanied only by an Ood bt finds herself hallucinating about her late mother, Cassie, Mr Orman and more...never knowing what is real and being driven to the brink of sanity by the awful substance. When the Ood seems to go mad as well and attempt to kill her, she launches herself into space, and hopes that hope can reach her in time...but of course, the Master has other plans. The set is closed out by Sins of the Father which sees the Governor arrive on Callous and demand the substance because someone tipped her off that they had found it. She has captured and is torturing the Master daily for answers, but no mere Governor can really get anything out of the Master! Cassie has been cast out by most of the inhabitants of Callous, who blame her of much of their current woes, particularly the homicidal Governor who intends to kill them all for answers. But the Governor didn't count on her prisoner actually being someone of influence. She didn't count on his control of the Ood, or his ability to escape his chains...and the Master's plan finally comes into focus. He just needed the substance. Callous just happened to be his best route of getting the rare stuff, and he has beaten everyone before they even knew he was a threat. The story concludes with the Master meeting a Time Lord to sell off the substance so the Time Lords can build a new weapon against the Daleks. It seemed almost odd to me that the Master would do all this for such a petty thing as money and helping the Time Lord cause. Just seemed off...but then a smaller item was thrown in for his payment. The Chameleon Arch. It nicely tied in with the very item he was using when we first met this Doctor on TV (and actually used at the end of the previous box set, putting this one ahead of that timeline wise), and makes all his efforts in this story seem perfectly worth it for his character. It may have been a mild hassle putting all those pieces into place, but he got what he truly wanted out of it. An eventual escape from the Time War. This is an excellent set, that somehow managed to top the first War Master set. And that was a tall order, as that first set was wonderful. I am already excited for more, as Big Finish have clearly been chomping at the bit for years to tell Time War tales, and they are reveling in it with every chance they get. Whether they focus on the War Doctor, the War Master, or just seeing the seeds of the war in the Eighth Doctor or Gallifrey sets. In all attempts, they have made some exciting stuff. http://reviews.doctorwhonews.net/2019/01/the_war_master_master_of_callous_big_finish.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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youngdraculasource · 5 years

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YOUNG DRACULA (2006 – 2014) Series 1, Episode 1: "When You’re A Stranger"

#young dracula #youngdraculaedit #robin branaugh #craig roberts #renfield #simon ludders #yds*#gifs*

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ellipsisworld · 3 years

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KING SOLOMON’S MINES

Extraordinary tales from the golden age of adventure.

Tim McInnerny stars as intrepid explorer Allan Quatermain in this classic Victorian story - the impossible quest for the fabled King Solomon's diamond mines, set in a mythical African interior. This gripping story is a treasure hunt, a mystery, a psychological drama, and a kaleidoscope of sound.

Hunter Allan Quatermain is asked by Sir Henry Curtis to join in the search for his brother George, who disappeared a year ago on a quest to find the legendary diamond mines of King Solomon, in an uncharted part of Africa. Quatermain regards this as a suicidal mission but, fatalistic and wishing to provide for his son Harry, he finally agrees to go and keeps a journal for his son of the trip from which he never expects to return. Quatermain, Sir Henry, his friend Captain John Good and their bearers set off into the unknown ... on a challenging and near fatal journey, eventually encountering the fierce Kukuana tribe led by Chief Infadoos who agrees to take them to the town of Loo near the fabled King Solomon's Mines.

Sir Henry Curtis …. David Sturzaker Officer …. Finlay Robertson Silvestre …. Joe Ferrara Infadoos …. Maynard Eziashi Umbopa …. Sope Dirisu Captain John Good …. Simon Ludders Allan Quatermaine …. Tim McInnerny Ventvogel …. Tonderaj Munyevu

Written by Rider Haggard

Dramatised by Chris Harrald

Directed by Liz Webb

Adapter Chris Harrald's previous adaptations for Radio 4 include M.R. James' ghost stories, four series of the Edwardian detective series The Rivals and several Classic Serials, including The Lost World and Three Men in a Boat.

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in April 2017.

#Rider Haggard #Allan Quatermain #King Solomon's Mines #Africa

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