Andromeda hat geschrieben: *noch nicht mal einen Klempner kennt *

Julia hat geschrieben:RA ist 35...und da wird das dann wohl keine Gang von jungen Wilden sein, oder?

Maike hat geschrieben:

Julia hat geschrieben:RA ist 35...und da wird das dann wohl keine Gang von jungen Wilden sein, oder?

Er könnte jemanden spielen, der deutlich jünger ist als 35 - im RL wirkt er auch oft zehn Jahre jünger, andererseits wäre sein RL-Gesichtsausdruck nicht das Richtige für einen Biker...

ghostinthefog hat geschrieben:Hört sich doch ziemlich gut an. Dass das schon fest auf BBC gesetzt ist, habe ich allerdings auch noch nicht gehört. Alles, was bisher zu lesen war, war, dass sie hoffen, dass es von der BBC "bestellt" und ausgestrahlt wird. Aber in allen Artikeln stand auch, dass das recht sicher der Fall sein wird

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MM, thanks for your special dedication, it's very clever . To you too, Merry Christmas 8-)

Well I'm afraid I can't give anything much away right now because of the plot of the story. He plays the leader of the gang and is decked out in biker leathers.

He's a very nice guy, he was friendly to the special extras at least while also being professional. His character is the main personality in the gang along with Elton his second in command and the new boy Billy. His character is the most senior in the gang and he's started it up, he's a noble character from what I can tell from the script.

As far as I know he's under suspiscion for the murder of a biker.

Thats all I can give away without giving too much speculation with it!


Decked out in biker leathers [image] and a noble character too [image] .
I think the few who didn't succumb to the charms of Guy of Gisborne because he's bad, this time will give in :'(

Well I'm afraid I can't give anything much away right now because of the plot of the story. He plays the leader of the gang and is decked out in biker leathers.

he's a noble character from what I can tell from the script.

Thats all I can give away without giving too much speculation with it!

Maike hat geschrieben:

Decked out in biker leathers [image] and a noble character too [image] .
I think the few who didn't succumb to the charms of Guy of Gisborne because he's bad, this time will give in :'(

:juhu: hnmacht: :hechel:

Well I'm afraid I can't give anything much away right now because of the plot of the story. He plays the leader of the gang and is decked out in biker leathers.

He's a very nice guy, he was friendly to the special extras at least while also being professional. His character is the main personality in the gang along with Elton his second in command and the new boy Billy. His character is the most senior in the gang and he's started it up, he's a noble character from what I can tell from the script.

As far as I know he's under suspiscion for the murder of a biker.

Thats all I can give away without giving too much speculation with it!


Decked out in biker leathers [image] and a noble character too [image] .
I think the few who didn't succumb to the charms of Guy of Gisborne because he's bad, this time will give in :'

An old clubhouse in Brittas Bay had a brief hour of glory recently when it was transformed as part of a set for a television series. The pitch and putt course clubhouse was turned into a 1960s diner called "Dices" complete with petrol station and gambling tables for a BBC detective drama entitled "Gently's Last Case". Some sixty members of the cast and crew, headed by Irish actor Sean McGinley, were to be seen around the converted building, the actors among them arriving from the southern beach car park on Harley Davidsons. However it was a short-lived celebrity for the old building as the film company restored it to the original before they left.