Articles related to "Derek Jacobi"

This is life at the end of the universe, where the Doctor and Captain Jack arrive in an episode where the acting honours are stolen by Derek Jacobi and novice Chipo Chung

Ellis Peters' detective novels created the sleuthing monk Brother Cadfael, who has since been played by Derek Jacobi in the television adaptations.

A cast including Eddie Izzard, Christopher Ecclestone and Derek Jacobi camp and snarl their way through Middleton's violent and satirical revenge tragedy.

Cambridge University has nurtured the comic talents of John Cleese, Douglas Adams, Peter Cook, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Emma Thompson, David Frost & Eric Idle

Seven days, more than 300 films and directorial debuts from the likes of Demi Moore and Courteney Cox Arquette make this festival a movie calendar fixture.

Jim Henson's The Storyteller Greek Myths television show stars Michael Gambon as the Greek storyteller, narrating ancient Greek myths dramatized by a talented cast.

The films included a Roman spectacular, a bio-pic, the first musical to win since 1968, the conclusion of a Tolkien epic, and a boxing movie that was more than that.

Director Catherine Hardwicke takes on her newest challenge since the highly successful Twilight hit the big screen.

Following from the battle at the end of Underworld, Selene and Michael face the terrifying hybrid Markus determined to relase his lycan brother William whatever the cost

The Treehouse tv show In the Night Garden uses stories about funny characters to reduce children's anxiety about going to sleep and help them establish bedtime routines.

A selection of the most important and influential British TV shows beginning with the letter I.

Episodes of the children's tv programme In the Night Garden... collected on the Welcome to the Garden DVD can be shared at any time to help establish bedtime routines.

Emile Hirsch is the latest actor to play Hamlet for the big screen. Here's a short primer on the major films about the Melancholy Dane.

The RSC's '09 adaptation of its David Tennant-led show proves that TV will always welcome another Hamlet. For more proof, read about major TV versions of the past.