Edward the Seventh is a 1975 television drama series, made in 13 episodes.Based on the biography of Edward VII, it starred Timothy West as the elder Edward.....Charles is Eddy in 2 ep
Alix and Bertie encourage their eldest son,Prince Eddy, to find a suitable young woman and marry. An early choice is unable to convert from Catholicism. Although he does eventually find someone, Princess May, he falls ill and dies.
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Charles bakes a plum, raspberry and pistachio cake in 2010
Charles was at the Hairy bikers show in Nov 2010
50g/2oz shelled pistachios, 175g/6oz butter, softened, 175g/6oz caster sugar, 3 free-range eggs, 175g/6oz self-raising flour, 1 lemon, zest and juice, 400g/14oz fresh plums, stones removed, flesh cut into quarters, 400g/14oz raspberries, icing sugar, to dust, crème fraîche, to serve,
Preparation method
Preheat the oven to 180C/375F/gas 4. Grease and line a 20cm/8in round cake tin.
1.Watch technique0:33 mins
Preheat the oven to 180C/375F/gas 4. Grease and line a 20cm/8in round cake tin.
1.Watch technique0:33 mins
2. Tip the pistachios into a food processor and blend until coarsely ground. Add the butter, sugar, eggs, self-raising flour, lemon zest and juice, and blend until combined to a smooth batter.
3. Spoon half the cake batter into the tin, scatter half the plums and half the raspberries on top of the batter then top with the remaining cake mixture followed by the remaining plums and raspberries.
4. Bake in the oven for about 50 minutes, or until golden-brown and the cakes springs back when pressed lightly.
Technique: Testing to see if a cake is cooked
Watch technique0:29 mins
Watch technique0:29 mins
5. Allow to cool in the tin. To serve, remove from the tin, sprinkle the top with icing sugar and cut into slices. Serve with a dollop of crème fraîche alongside.
Charles narrator of Titanic Birth Of A Legend (article)
Marking the 100th anniversary of the Titanic’s fateful
voyage, voices from that infamous journey are brought back to life in
this special programme. Famous faces join with relatives of survivors to
read the words of original letters, diaries and memoirs in this
powerful landmark documentary. Narrated by Charles Dance, the cast includes Richard E Grant (Gosford Park), Roger Allam (The Queen) and Nancy Carroll (Iris; An Ideal Husband)
who paint a fresh and vivid picture of the events building up to the
fateful night in April 1912. From the engine room hands to the ships
commanders, from the plight of the third class passengers to the stories
of the first class state room passengers, their testimonies combines to
create a colourful and deeply moving account of the doomed voyage and
its effect on the lives of the survivors.
Charles was at the Legion Christmas celebration December 2011
15 December 2011
The Legion has started the Yuletide festivities in style, with
guests joining us at the magnificent Guildhall in London for our
Christmas Celebration.
This annual event, run by the Legion's Special Events team, has
become so popular - selling out months in advance - that it was
held over two nights this year on 13-14 December. Guests
enjoyed a varied programme of traditional carols, seasonal
music and words of celebration, providing great entertainment as
well as an opportunity to help raise vital funds for the Legion's
welfare work for serving and ex-Service people and their
families.
The stunning setting in
this 800-year-old medieval jewel added to the atmosphere as guests
enjoyed festive readings from celebrity supporters including Sir
Timothy Ackroyd, Downton Abbey's Brendan Coyle, Sarah Badel,
Bernard Cribbins, BBC correspondent Frank Gardner, Nerys Hughes and
Charles Dance. Carol Vorderman hosted the first night, with
Legion stalwart supporter Alastair Stewart taking the reins on the
second evening.
The concert also featured the world renowned Bach Choir,
conducted by David Hill, and the Central Band of The Royal British
Legion, led by our irrepressible Director of Music, David
Cole. A capella group All Angels performed beautiful versions
of Mr Sandman and White Christmas.
Guests on the second night who attended the gala dinner after
the concert, bought raffle tickets and took part in an auction to
buy an original painting by Darren Baker, the artist who produced
the portrait of Her Majesty The Queen for our 90th Anniversary,
contributing to the estimated total raised of £150,000.
Head of Special Events Teresa Greener said: "The compliments we
receive from guests show that the event gives our supporters a
great start to Christmas."
Charles is Michael Harbinson in Starter for ten in 2006, a cameo
with Lindsay Duncan, they work in 1984 , in Rainy day women
Charles naked at 06: 10mn
Charles naked at 06: 10mn
Nowadays, James is working with other impressive bodies - including that of Britain's Charles Dance. James has had no problem tackling nude scenes - but he found the boot was on the other foot in Starter For Ten. James kept his pants on, while Dance and the still-glamorous Lindsay Duncan paraded around in the buff.
"In one scene, they both turn up in front of me naked," he explains. "Lindsay had a towel to cover herself, and when the cameras stopped rolling, she'd cover herself up."
But 60-year-old Dance insisted on striding around nude even though the movie never intended showing the Gosford Park star below the waist.
"What a man," laughs James. "He did the scene stark naked. When the cameras stopped rolling and they offered him the chance to put something on, he said 'No, I'm fine darling!'
http://www.jamesmcavoy.com/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=223
"In one scene, they both turn up in front of me naked," he explains. "Lindsay had a towel to cover herself, and when the cameras stopped rolling, she'd cover herself up."
But 60-year-old Dance insisted on striding around nude even though the movie never intended showing the Gosford Park star below the waist.
"What a man," laughs James. "He did the scene stark naked. When the cameras stopped rolling and they offered him the chance to put something on, he said 'No, I'm fine darling!'
http://www.jamesmcavoy.com/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=223
JAMES
MCAVOY was staggered when his STARTER FOR TEN co-star CHARLES DANCE appeared
before him completely naked on set - because the veteran star was surprisingly
well-endowed. The young actor plays Dance's son in the upcoming movie, who in
one scene accidentally sees his parents in the nude. But while wardrobe had
ensured they would not have to strip off completely for the scene, Dance was
determined to show off his assets. MCAvoy says, "LINDSAY (DUNCAN) wore
something that covered her up so she looks naked though she wasn't. "But
Charles shocked us by coming down the stairs stark naked. "When the
wardrobe assistant offered to cover him up, he said, 'No need, darling.'
"I have to say the man is quite an Adonis, Younger men felt quite threatened."
the UK premiere
dimanche 27 mai 2012
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