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Adrian Scarborough interview

There is a lovely mention of Joseph in a recent interview with Adrian Scarborough for the BBC.

He’s not the only actor to revel in the pleasures of the country life in Berkhamsted. Fellow National Theatre actor Joseph Millson, who stars in Tom Stoppard’s Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, returning to the National later this year, is a neighbour and has become a firm friend.

“We came on one anther on the station platform. Both of us going ‘What are you doing here? I live here! Do you? Well I live here too!’” he said. “It’s rather lovely to have a fellow actor just up the road. We go drinking together on our nights out of the theatre and we discuss each other’s performances and parts and flatter one another terribly!

 

Joseph photo at Acting Masterclass?

I am not 100% positive, but it seems that the current blog background image for the Acting Masterclass workshop that Joseph attended last weekend, shows Joseph in front of the students.  If anyone can confirm or refute this I would be grateful.

Agent Millson terminated?

Thanks to Lorna who spotted this small article in yesterdays Daily Express, Day & Night magazine.

RISING British star Joseph Millson says he is 'devastated' after being written out of the latest James Bond film. The 34-year-old actor played MI6 agent Carter in Daniel Craig's first Bond film Casino Royale but all his scenes from latest blockbuster Quantum Of Solace have been cut out.
Millson, who shot to fame as Dr Sam Morgan in ITV series Peak Practice, admits: 'I'm devastated.' At least he's keeping busy. He will be playing Hamlet at Stafford Castle until July 12 and is about to appear alongside The Office star Mackenzie Crook in Abraham's Point, a comedy thriller.
He also has a role in Telstar, about legendary hit-maker Joe Meek.

Talk To Me: Guardian / Telegraph / Times reviews

The broadsheet reviews this morning were mixed about last nights programme.

Cant believe the Guardian columnist watched the same programme I did! The Telegraph liked it better and the Times was seduced as I was!

"But it just seduces you, as ruthlessly as Mitch beds his ladies. Millson has the perfect puppy-dog eyes waiting to be betrayed. Scott is creating a daft website which sees squirrels stuck on top of the world’s most iconic buildings. When an angry Ally goes to graffiti a billboard of Mitch, she’s arrested halfway through the act so it reads “Shith”, rather than “S***head”.

We know that there will be regret and recriminations, and the odd punch thrown. The climax has to be an on-air mea culpa from bad boy Mitch. But who cares? Dearbhla Walsh’s sensuous direction means every interior looks divine, every argument is punctuated by thick, gloopy rain. You can feel the crisp chill of a glass of white. As the seductive soft-rock soundtrack plays over each trembling cheek and broken heart, you just sit there, pressing pause. Panelled leather headboards: lovely."

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