JASON ISAACS -- THE LOST GIRLS

Sounds interesting.

I follow a couple of channels for young musical actors on YouTube, and it's definitely not easy to break into that industry. And once they've gotten one job, doesn't mean they will be cast in something new when their contract is over.

Great, I forgot about Twitter.

Pictures on Getty: https://www.gettyimages.no/photos/jason-isaacs?assettype=image&family=editorial&phrase=jason%20isaacs&sort=best&events=776105920 https://www.gettyimages.no/photos/jason-isaacs?assettype=image&family=editorial&phrase=jason%20isaacs&sort=best&events=776103616 https://www.gettyimages...

Right now, I can only remember Scoob!, and the sequel. I liked the first one the best.

I like the Kate Atkinsons audio books. But I like a lot of the others too.

Where to start… The pilot might have been picked up because they saw some potential, I guess. I didn't like the pilot either. But then it got worse and worse.I think I described it like a Nickelodeon teen show without a laughter track. I think they wanted to sell Sam off as brilliant, great leader, ...

Glad you got to meet him!

Thanks for posting, Antoni B

I just found out that there's a musical about Cary Grant's childhood (also called Archie). It's very interesting how this creator has a completely different understanding on Archie's childhood, especially his father: https://robertbarhammusic.com/robert-barham-music-archie https://www.facebook.com/A...

Thanks for posting

Zoom interview with Jason, that had gone under my radar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBA2msm0rFU

He use the bad memory more about not remembering things that happened long time ago, not so much remembering scripts. He says he barely looks at the scripts before the scenes, but he somehow remember the lines anyway.

It's starting on YouTube now, but you can probably watch it later too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQN2PFsZyUo

Looks like it was filmed during the Archie junket interviews.

[/quote] Scots has a lot of similar words in it, that are also often used in the north east of England where Annie lives (I have lived in both Durham and Newcastle). Some Scots words are similar to Dutch, such as kirk. [/quote] It's kirke in Norwegian. :D Although, the first k is pronounced with kin...

https://twitter.com/yadvashemUK/status/ ... 8338041211

It was posted for the Holocaust memorial day on January 27.

Do we all have access to it?

Then I'll say: Let's go!
I could need a good laugh and stress release at the moment.