vendredi 29 juin 2012

Charles is Teddy Garland in an ep' of Mr Justice Raffles

 
"Teddy Garland, who is a friend of Raffles', finds that he is in debt to the moneylender, Brigstock. After paying a visit to Brigstock Raffles and Bunny manage to pay Garland's debt back. 
When Brigstock asks Raffles to steal a letter which is evidence in a court case pending against him, Raffles agrees, but has an agenda about which Brigstock knows nothing. 
Ultimately Raffles puts Brigstock into a position where he must choose between his love for his money and life itself.  " 

 

part 1 : he appears at 06:23mn

 
 
 

jeudi 28 juin 2012

Charles is Roderick Chamberlain in Black and white in 2002

It is Christmas 1958 and in the far west coast town of Ceduna, police are searching for a killer. A young girl, just nine years of age has been raped and brutally murdered. It's not long before they have a suspect in custody and a confession admitting to the rape and killing. Rupert Maxwell Stuart [David Ngoombujarra], an illiterate half caste aboriginal, formerly of Alice Springs has been charged in relation to the heinous crime. David O'Sullivan [Robert Carlyle], a young lawyer, working in a partnership with Helen Devaney [Kerry Fox] draws the short straw. It's a 'legal aid' case, the last thing he needs. What starts out as a murder trial will soon involve the Government of the day, the High Court, the Privy Council and a young newspaper owner named Rupert Murdoch. The case will lead to a Royal Commission and seven stays of execution for the young half caste Max Stuart, who claims he is innocent and that his confession was beaten out of him by corrupt Police Officers working on the case. Against huge odds O'Sullivan battles to keep Stuart from the gallows. Help comes from an unexpected quarter when newspaper owner Rupert Murdoch takes up the cause. Can they succeed?
 
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                                  there was a charity premiere of the movie, in  July 2004
 
 

samedi 23 juin 2012

Charles is Henry Somerset in To the ends of the earth in 2005(a cameo)

broadcast : BBC 2 in July 2005
"If you're seen to be playing cameos, you get offered cameos. If you are seen playing small parts, you get offered small parts; if you're playing leading men, you get offered leading roles.
 He responds in his usual laconic way when asked what attracted him to the part of Sir Henry Somerset in to The Ends of the Earth.
"Apart from the money, do you mean?" he asks with a knowing smile. "Sir Henry is rather comic: a bit of a buffoon. He's described as being 'a wide man, ample girth' and I thought it would be interesting to play a fat man. The scripts are excellent and even though it's only a cameo, it's hopefully a telling one. I thought it was something I'd like to be part of."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2005/05_may/19/earth9.shtml