Charles opened an hospital scanner in 2008

Charles Dance has been in Bristol to officially open a scanner that give doctors clearer images of the inside of a patient's body.

a report from the BBC news here : 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/7610832.stm

 

 

 

https://aboutactorcharlesdance.blogspot.com/

Charles was Dr. Ed Mittlesbay in Exquisite Tenderness in 1995

Dr. Julian Mater is suspended and gets his license revoked for performing experiments on dying patients in cellular regeneration. A couple of years later, he returns to the hospital that condemned his work to begin practicing his grizzly experiments once more.

 here a trailer

https://aboutactorcharlesdance.blogspot.com/

Charles will be at the F.A.C.T.S convention 2012

The F.A.C.T.S. convention is organized once a year by Con-Fuse bvba, an organisation promoting Science Fiction, Comics, Fantasy and Japanese animation....more here : http://www.facts.be/info/

Charles Dance, Lord Tywin Lannister, will join the other Game Of Thrones guest Ian Whyte at FACTS 2012. He also can be seen in The Golden Child, Last Action Hero, Alien³ (Dr. Clemens), Underworld: Awakening and The Bleakhouse.

ATTENTION!!! HE WILL ONLY BE PRESENT ON SATURDAY.
http://www.facts.be/2012/lord-tywin-lannister-from-game-of-thrones-facts/

update : pics of the event

Charles is Rowan in The Mapmaker (short film)2012

"About two years ago now I shot the film poster and stills for a short film called The Mapmaker.

It was an intense but fun few days and an interesting insight into the film making process.

It’s now been released at various film festivals and screenings so I can finally show my first (short) film poster here"…Sam Christmas

The Mapmaker, a beautiful, dream-like and melancholy film about an aging couple who are forced to come to terms with the complications in their lives when journeying back to a hotel they once visited in their youth. Charles Dance plays the Mapmaker of the title and Jenny Agutter stars as is his wife Isabel.

from an interview with the director : Stephen Johnson

Stephen Johnson: Funding and pre-production were our greatest challenges. We were chasing high-profile stars to appear. I have some great memories from the shoot. Charles Dance called me a cheeky git when I asked him not to talk so posh. He has a wicked sense of humour and made it a much easier process.

http://flaneur.me.uk/10/mapmaking-at-the-raindance/

April 2010 - Barrington Pheloung to score Scott James Bassett and Stephen Johnson's The Mapmaker (starring Charles Dance and Jenny Agutter) for Flame 47. Produced by Gisela Evert, Executive Produced by Sarah Radclyffe and Nicolas Roeg. 

http://www.dna-music.com/news.html

pic of the day

Charles will be part of the poetry week 2012

Charles Dance, Tom Hollander, Edward Fox and Elizabeth McGovern join the line-up for Josephine Hart Poetry Week, October 8-12

Michael Grandage Company presents the Josephine Hart Poetry Week at the Arts  theatre. Over five nights the work of some of the world’s greatest poets will be celebrated and brought alive with the help of Josephine’s words and the poems themselves read aloud by some of our finest actors.

Wednesday 10 October : World war poets

Hosted by : Richard Eyre

Readers : Charles Dance, Tom Hollander, Rosamund Pike

update 11 October 2012

Bond actress Rosamund Pike read a selection of poems by First World War poets at the Josephine Hart Poetry Week last night at the Arts Theatre, along with Charles Dance  and Tom Hollander.  “We’re offering people an experience that’s going to move them and change their feelings for a night,” said Pike, “and it’s all for a tenner.” Dance, celebrating his 66th birthday, said: “I like doing it, as I’m not particularly well-read.  I learned a phenomenal amount.”

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/londoners-diary/pike-praises-power-of-poets-8207183.html

Tom Hollander was not there, but Rupert Evans

Charles at Everything Or Nothing(Oct 1st 2012)

Doc premiere about James Bond, Everything Or Nothing: The Untold Story Of 007 at Cinema Retro. Guests included Charles Dance, Maryam d’Abo, former EON publicist Jerry Juroe, Fiona Fullerton, Shirley Eaton, Samantha Bond, Vic Armstrong, Eunice Gayson, Madeline Smith, Martine Beswick, Caroline Munro, Shane Rimmer, John Glen, and Sir Ken Adam. Following the screening, guests relocated to The Naval and Military Club (In & Out) for a wonderful reception.