Hamlet

Hamlet

Joseph played Hamlet in the 2008 Stafford Festival production, directed by Bill Buckhurst.

Reunited

Reunited

Joseph as Martin in the BBC1 2010 drama pilot Reunited by Mike Bullen

Devil's Bridge

Devil's Bridge

Joseph plays Sean in this Chris Crow directed horror film, due to be released in 2010.

Love Never Dies

Love Never Dies

Joseph as Raoul in the 2010 Adelphi Theatre production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Love Never Dies.

Campus

Campus

Joseph's character is Matthew Beer in the Channel 4 comedy showcase pilot.

Casino Royale

Casino Royale

Joseph played Carter in this 2006 James Bond film.

Survivors

Survivors

Joseph played Jimmy Garland, in episode 4 of the 2008 BBC TV series Survivors.

S.N.U.B.

S.N.U.B.

Still from 2009 film S.N.U.B. directed by Jonathan Glendenning.

The Fairy Queen

The Fairy Queen

Joseph played Oberon in this 2009 Glyndebourne production, directed by Jonathan Kent .

Abraham's Point

Abraham's Point

Joseph played Adam in the 2008 film Abraham's Point, directed by Wyndham Price.

Sarah Jane Adventures

Sarah Jane Adventures

Still from Doctor Who spin off series The Sarah Jane Adventures from CBBC.

The Priory

The Priory

Joseph plays Daniel in The Priory at The Royal Court theatre.

Ashes To Ashes

Ashes To Ashes

Joseph played Doctor Battleford in episode 2, series 2 of the BBC's Ashes To Ashes.

Judgment Day

Judgment Day

Joseph played Thomas Hudetz in the 2009 Almeida Theatre production of Judgment Day, directed by James MacDonald.

Cinderella

Cinderella

Joseph played Prince Charming in the 2007/8 Old Vic Theatre panto by Stephen Fry.

Every Good Boy Deserves Favour

Every Good Boy Deserves Favour

Joseph played Alexander in this 2009 National Theatre production.

Joseph as Hamlet
Joseph as Martin
Joseph as Sean
Joseph as Raoul
Joseph's plays Matthew Beer
Joseph as Carter
Joseph as Jimmy Garland
Joseph as Bomb Disposal N.C.O.
Joseph as Oberon
Joseph as Adam
Joseph as Alan Jackson
Joseph plays Daniel The Priory
Joseph as Doctor Battleford
Joseph played Thomas Hudetz
Joseph as Prince Charming
Joseph as Alexander

Reunited

Reunited: not commissioned?

I  just spotted a tweet from Ed Byrne from 21st July announcing that the BBC decided not to commission a series of Reunited.

Finding our lost tortoise makes up for the news that BBC1 have decided not to commission a series of "Reunited", that thing I acted in.

Reunited: more online reviews

I found 4 more critic and blog reviews which wouldn't mind seeing a series made of Reunited.

The Observer

This pilot will probably win a proper commission, which wouldn't be a bad thing. It wasn't badly written (by Cold Feet's Mike Bullen); some fine lines, plenty of frotting looks and the promise of much sex, and you can easily see the overall idea, which is This Life for the Facebook generation.

Sunday Mercury

It takes more than an attractive cast to make a hit drama, of course. I feel sorry for Mike because he is never likely to match the success he had with Cold Feet, and sadly Reunited isn’t as good. But it was watchable and showed just enough promise to be given a series by the BBC, though, given the complete lack of promotion it received, I wouldn’t hold my breath.

In The News

Reunited shows promise. It was certainly far more enjoyable than the first episode of ITV's recent failed series Married Single Other. People may say Cold Feet is over-rated but it has been seven years since it ended and nothing has captured the British public's heart in the same way that James Nesbitt, Helen Baxendale and John Thomson did for five years on Sunday nights. Whilst I doubt that Bullen's latest vehicle will be anywhere near as influential, it would be nice to see a full series playout. Hopefully we will be Reunited soon.

Blog

Without spoiling exactly what happens in the rest of the episode, just take the best attributes from Teachers, This Life and Cold Feet and you basically have Reunited, which is no bad thing as television has lost it’s way with drama’s like these of late. .....So it’s down to the BBC to give the British public content such as Reunited, which we can all watch and enjoy without having to think too hard. So it’s with this that I say i’d quite like it if they made a series of this. Ed Byrne plays his role well, there’s sex, drugs, infidelity, humour and decent music in there and it’s been years since Coupling, so I think we deserve a posher, sexed-up, dramatic version today.

Reunited: viewing figures

Digital Spy have publised last night's viewing figures.

New BBC comedy drama Reunited was watched by just over 3.3m on Wednesday evening, according to overnight viewing figures. The 60-minute comedy pilot, which was created by the writer of Cold Feet and Life Begins, averaged 3.33m (15.3%) for BBC One from 9pm.

However, the programme was beaten in the 9pm hour by an episode of Midsomer Murders, which took 3.71m (17.4%) for ITV1 between 8pm and 10pm.

Reunited: reviews

Mixed reviews in the press today, but 1200 visitors to this website since it aired last night, with lots of positive feedback on Twitter tells it's own story.

Guardian review - sharp and well observed

Metro - cliched but 'manna from heaven' for Joseph Millson fans.

Orange TV - combination of a top cast and a tight script ensured it all moved along at a steady, seam-free pace.

The Arts Desk -  Was it funny? Kind of. There were some good lines (“Camomile?” “Nurofen...”) and some easy, unforced comedy that seemed to arise naturally...

The programme is available for another week on BBC iPlayer for those who missed it / want to see Joseph's scenes again...