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Holby City

Joseph joined the cast of BBC One's long running medical drama Holby City in August 2011, as new regular character, Trauma Registrar Luc Hemingway. His first episode aired in November 2011.

Devil's Bridge

Joseph played Sean in this indie film directed by Chris Crow in 2010. The film is a Welsh take on rural survival horrors such as Wolf Creek and Deliverance.

The film will be released on DVD in March 2012.

Enid

Joseph played Hanly Blyton in the BBC 4 biopic, telling the story of arguably the most popular children's storyteller of all, Enid Blyton.

Joseph had just finished a run in Every Good Boy Deserves Favour when this was filmed - for which he had a shaven head and was 2 stone under weight.

Love Never Dies

Joseph played Raoul in the new musical by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber from March 2010 until March 2011, at the Adelphi theatre in London.

The principal characters of The Phantom of the Opera continue their stories in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies. Ten years after the mysterious disappearance of The Phantom from the Paris Opera House, Christine Daaé accepts an offer to come to America and perform at New York’s fabulous new playground of the world – Coney Island.

The Fairy Queen

Joseph played the part of Oberon in this 2009 Glyndebourne Festival opera by Purcell, directed by Jonathan Kent.

The Fairy Queen is Purcell’s joyous response to A Midsummer Night’s Dream, incorporating much of Shakespeare’s text into a fascinating carnival of music, theatre and dance.

Casino Royale

Joseph played MI 6 agent Carter in this 2006 film, directed by Martin Campbell. Joseph did his own stunt for the film.

Judgment Day

Joseph played stationmaster Thomas in this Almeida Theatre production, directed by James MacDonald in 2009.

Adapted by Christopher Hampton from Austrian playwright Ödön von Horváth's play, Judgment Day was written and is set in 1937, in a small village in Austria.

Every Good Boy Deserves Favour

Joseph played Alexander in this 2009 National Theatre revival of the play for actors and orchestra, written by Tom Stoppard & André Previn, and directed by Felix Barrett and Tom Morris.

Rocket to the Moon

Joseph played dentist Ben Stark in the 2011 revival of Rocket to the Moon, directed by Angus Jackson, at the National Theatre, London.

Written in 1938 by Clifford Odets, the American master of dazzling, acerbic New York repartee, Rocket to the Moon puts opportunity in the way of a quietly desperate man and waits.

Abraham's Point

Joseph played Adam in this 2007 indie film written and directed by Wyndam Price and co-starring Mackenzie Crook.

Abraham's Point is about a journey from London to west Wales by Mackenzie Crook's character, Comet Snape, in a struggle to overcome a family tradgedy which has haunted him since his youth.

Welcome

Welcome to a website dedicated to supporting Joseph Millson, the talented, versatile British actor. Recently seen on stage at the Adelphi Theatre in Love Never Dies, at the National Theatre in Rocket to the Moon and on television in Channel 4 comedy series Campus; Joseph can currently be seen each Tuesday evening, as Luc Hemingway, in BBC medical drama Holby City.

Joseph consistently receives amazing reviews for all his stage roles; including the superlative RSC stage production of Much Ado About Nothing, Stephen Fry's Cinderella, Hamlet at Stafford Castle, Every Good Boy Deserves Favour at the National Theatre, The Fairy Queen at Glyndebourne, Judgment Day at The Almeida, and in The Priory at the Royal Court Theatre.

On screen, Joseph has been seen in the Bond film Casino Royale, in Joe Meek biopic Telstar (cameo role), in the Doctor Who spin-off series Sarah Jane Adventures for the BBC, and in a number of TV guest roles; including ITV's Midsomer Murders, Survivors and Ashes To Ashes for the BBC. Award winning BBC 4 biopic Enid aired in November 2009 while BBC pilot Reunited was screened in June 2010.

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January 25, 2012 / kls010

Devil's Bridge: All Horror.net review

The All Horror.net website have posted a nice review of Devil's Bridge. Read it in full on that site.

Overall, 'Devil's Bridge' is a new twist on an otherwise stale 'stalker' horror, utilising unseen locations and relatively unknown but talented actors and further cements director and writer Chris Crow as someone to look out for in the future.

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January 24, 2012 / kls010

Disaffected: new short film needs support

The trailer for the short film Disaffected, written and directed by Chris MacDonald, and featuring an incredible cast including Joseph has been uploaded to You Tube.

An independent film made in 2011, getting it 'out there' requires extra funding support. Your money will go largely into paying for entrance fees into festivals, and for post-production - i.e.: grading, sound mixing etc. Please visit the Sponsome - Disaffected page for more details of how to help. Even a few pounds is welcome, and has some exciting incentives!

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January 17, 2012 / kls010

Holby City: This Morning interview

Digital Spy reported on Joseph's interview on ITV's This Morning programme, and shared this photograph. More photos from the programme can be found on Rex Features.

The whole interview can be watched again on ITV catch up if you missed it.

Holby City newcomer Joseph Millson has revealed that he wants his character Luc Hemingway to maintain an air of mystery. The actor made his debut as Luc in November and fans have already seen that the hospital's new arrival hates alcoholics for reasons unknown. Speaking on This Morning today, Millson explained: "What's brilliant is that when I had my sit-down chat with the producers and we discussed what we should do, everything came up with question marks.

Don't forget Holby City is on BBC 1 at 8pm tonight.