- First broadcast: Thursday 11 December 2008
- Little boy Kay Harker sets out on a magical quest to find treasure. Stars Sam Salter, Nickolas Grace and Charles Dance
- http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00fwq9v
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Patrick reviews
Yet rescuing the film from its weakness for cliche is its strong cast, with Dance – the go-to guy for condescending hauteur – a huge improvement on the original's campy Robert Helpmann.
Charles Dance gives a great performance as Dr. Roget, combining fierce intellect, commanding presence and charm, with hints of darkness that gradually drive his character to lunacy.
Dance adds another great villain to his repertoire....
Yet rescuing the film from its weakness for cliche is its strong cast, with Dance – the go-to guy for condescending hauteur – a huge improvement on the original's campy Robert Helpmann...
Charles Dance gives a great performance as Dr. Roget, combining fierce intellect, commanding presence and charm, with hints of darkness that gradually drive his character to lunacy.....
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From Peter Dinklage
“He’s incredible. I’ve always been a fan of his before meeting him. He’s just a true gentleman,” Peter said of Charles. “We have the greatest conversations on and off set over dinners and things, and we’re trying to get another project off the ground — him and I, separate from ‘Game of Thrones.’ That’s how much we like working with each other, but we’ll see what happens with that. I have high hopes. … And anybody who reads the books, who has read the books knows we have some interesting things coming up this season between father and myself.”
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From Maisie Williams
Charles Dance has previously told us Maisie Williams is one of the most talented young actresses he’s worked with. (Maisie) Your first scenes with him in Season two as the cupbearer in Harrenhal have been described as some of the most intense in the series so far, were you genuinely petrified of Charles Dance?
When I first met him, I was very young and when he came in he was like ‘Hi I’m Charlie’ and I was like no your not your Charles Dance and it was just mad, but the weird thing about that when he came out on set I kind of forgot about it, because in Game of Thrones there’s so many people, sets and stunts when you just have a scene between two people talking. And you know it’s so different to most of the things that Arya does because she always in a fight or climbing something so, yeah it was great, I had such an amazing time and I learned so much from him, and such a pleasure to work with and he was hilarious. He was really, really nice and it was so cool that he said that about me.
When I first met him, I was very young and when he came in he was like ‘Hi I’m Charlie’ and I was like no your not your Charles Dance and it was just mad, but the weird thing about that when he came out on set I kind of forgot about it, because in Game of Thrones there’s so many people, sets and stunts when you just have a scene between two people talking. And you know it’s so different to most of the things that Arya does because she always in a fight or climbing something so, yeah it was great, I had such an amazing time and I learned so much from him, and such a pleasure to work with and he was hilarious. He was really, really nice and it was so cool that he said that about me.
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