Hello there,
I'm on TV around Christmas :) I'm playing Victor, son of Jedrington (Robert Webb) and Conceptiva (Katherine Parkinson) in The Bleak Old Shop of Stuff. It's exciting stuff, there's loads of awesome people and I really enjoyed the filming of it.
Bye everyone ;D
I'm doing a gig for a charity show called Over the Wall on Sunday 8th May at the Playhouse Theatre. It's a really good charity because it's for kids who are very ill. There are quite a few of us kids performing and apparently some 'mystery celebs'. The show is hosted by Larry and George Lamb. Wish me luck.
Click here for some info.
Or here. Or over here. Or how about here (mmm controversial)
I'm in a new Radio 4 family comedy drama. It's a comedy about shared parenting called The Gobetweenies, with David Tennant and Sarah Alexander (wife of the great Peter Serafinowicz). Apparently:
“... a comedy that draws successfully upon a recognisably real world for its laughs...” Mail On Sunday“
...It could be classed as Outnumbered for Radio but that would be doing a disservice to a nuanced comic take on life amongst the chattering classes...” David Crawford, Radio Times
Starts this Friday, 6th May for four weeks at 11:30am on BBC Radio 4 and repeats during each week.
Meet The Millers Cast List:
Joe ..... David Tennant
Mimi ..... Sarah Alexander
Tom ..... Finlay Christie
Lucy ..... Phoebe Abbott
Harry ..... Stuart Milligan
Writer: Marcella Evaristi | Director: Marilyn Imrie | Producer: Gordon Kennedy
An Absolutely Production for BBC Radio 4.
PS This is the world's largest burger commercially available.
Peace out,
F :-D
I woke up at 3:30 in the morning today, as the raging banshee told us we were going to France. Still half asleep, I got up, watched the IT Crowd and got in the cab. After our flight we got a ride to the hotel and passed a tiger in a cage at the side of the road [a French circus]. At the hotel we spent half an hour “exploring” and waiting for our room to be “ready”. And I was walking around barefoot on a stone ground that felt like hot coals, oh and killer ants attacked us, did I mention they were French? Hundreds of huge ones that go squidge when you step on them. With burning hot coals and killer ants it’s hard to know where to put your feet. But after battling hordes of evil insects we decided to crash. We visited the pool, and we found a secret Jacuzzi that I’m not allowed to tell you about… Oh wait, damn. AND THE ANGRY DWARF NEEDS FOOD NOW! What could the banshee possibly be doing in the bathroom?
We’re in bed and OH PLEASE SAY THAT’S NOT AN ANT TICKLING MY LEG! Phew! But there’s a huge one on the lampshade.
Umm yeah catch up with you guys tomorrow looking forward to my nutella crepes!
This morning I was pondering my favourite national anthem and I came to the conclusion that it was the Ukrainian one, I was also quite pleased with the Russian one and the Portuguese.
Also, in my boredom, I came up with three ways to get out of eating something horrible.
1. Drop the food “accidentally.”
2. Pick it up and ask whose it is
3. When nobody replies, put it in the bin.
Simples *meerkat noise*.
The raging banshee took me to do my recording of Waybuloo, and I came home to a massive bowl of pasta. The banshee spent most of her time packing as we are going to France for two weeks. I watched a trashy documentary on bad hotels, which is making me slightly nervous about tomorrow. But Mmm this pasta is good! And the angry dwarf has been telling me how great some Nintendo game that he’s never played before is, and that he likes Italian sweets. And I just found out that my dad’s name (Neil Christie) is an anagram of “Hitler is nice.” Coincidence maybe?
