Interviews

There is a great interview with Joseph, along with two gorgeous photos by Garry Lake, on the Radio Times website. He talks about Holby City, Campus and what's coming up next year...Read it in full on the website.

Of Campus - Millson speaks enthusiastically of a rehearsal and improvisation process that enabled the close-knit cast to have more creative input than normal on a TV project. Sadly, a second series was not to be - “which is very confusing because it was commissioned – it was written, I believe - and then at the 11th hour dropped by Channel 4...

...In April next year he takes a break from Holby General – a ten-week period originally pencilled into the diary to shoot the second series of Campus. He’ll be heading back to Wales (“I’m doing a nice supporting role for a couple of weeks in a film called Crow”) and hopes to squeeze in a return to the theatre.

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

Several TV magazines have various articles and interviews with Joseph about his first episode as Luc Hemingway in next week's Holby City. Thanks to Lorna for the scans, they have been added to the galleries. 

One of the interviews, with TV Choice, can be read in full on their website. 

Is there a role that you’d love to play?

All the parts I really want to play, I’ve got to wait for another 30 years or so to do. There are a few plays I’d really love to, like King Lear. I’ve played Hamlet now so I’ve ticked that one off. But I’d like another go, to be honest. There’s a play called The Entertainer that I'd really like to do — I’ve got to wait a while for that, though. Also, I did a film with Mackenzie Crook called Abraham’s Point, which is being relaunched next year. The director of that has written a film for me. The part I most want to play is the part I will be playing in that. We should be filming it in a couple of years. It’s called Exile One Ten and it’s the best thing I’ve ever read. I can’t believe I’ll be doing it.