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William Fichtner was most recently in The Dark Knight and played alongside Sean in Equilibrium

Stefanie send over a few more caps from Far North. thank you again!

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tampabay.com

Crusoe, 10 p.m. Friday, WFLA: Filmed on location with a high budget, this revival of stranded 17th century Englishman Robinson Crusoe’s classic story turns Friday into a friend rather than a manservant and Crusoe into an island refugee capable of building machines worthy of Rube Goldberg or MacGyver. Crusoe needs them when he’s caught between murderous pirates and Spanish soldiers; cameos from Sean Bean and Sam Neill only add to the prestige.

Guardian.co.uk

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Agincourt (Hardback) | Agincourt (Paperpack Large Print)

Stefanie just send me a few caps from the Far North dvd. Thank you!
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The award-winning series Sharpe, starring Sean Bean, returns for another action-packed adventure. It’s India, 1818 and Lt Col Richard Sharpe and Sergeant Major Patrick Harper are travelling across India, escorting the beautiful Marie-Angelique Bonnet to meet her fiancée. While in bandit-plagued badlands, they come across the very dregs of the Crown’s troops; an ill disciplined, rag-tag unit led by boy soldier Beauclare. As Sharpe and company sit down to have dinner with their hosts, the camp comes under attack by the notorious bandit Chitu. As the dust settles, it becomes apparent there have been many casualties and Sharpe realises that he is the only person now capable of getting this wagon train to the safety of the next army garrison. Little does Sharpe know that the adventure has only just begun and that he has inadvertently stumbled across a massive opium trafficking ring… Actors: Sean Bean, Daragh O’Malley, Michael Cochrane, Caroline Carver, Raza Jaffrey Directors: Tom Clegg DVD Release Date: 10 Nov 2008 Run Time: 170 minutes

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A blend of Benjamin Britten’s music, Wilfred Owen’s poetry and Derek Jarman’s stunning visuals. The film includes wartime footage drawn from the archives of the Imperial War Museum. It is based on the life of Wilfred Owen, the poet, who died in 1918. Special Features Remastered from new High Defintion transfer Remastered audio track ‘Requiem for Jarman’ Recollection on the making of the film with producer Don Boyd and stars Tilda Swinton and Nat Parker ‘War Requiem Live in Liverpoool’ - A feature on the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic’s 2008 performance of Britten’s masterpiece in Liverpool Cathedral. Commentary with producer Don Boyd Actors: Nathaniel Parker, Tilda Swinton, Sean Bean, Laurence Olivier, Owen Teale Directors: Derek Jarman DVD Release Date: 10 Nov 2008 Run Time: 89 minutes

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The Huddersfield Daily Examiner

HOLLYWOOD star Sean Bean will attend the memorial service being held for campaigning journalist Adrian Sudbury next week.

The Sheffield-born actor, 49, will give a reading at the service at Sheffield Cathedral on October 16.

The service, starting at 2pm, will celebrate the life of Adrian, who died of leukaemia in August, aged just 27.

Examiner reporter Adrian, who lived in Sheffield, had spent his last months campaigning to raise awareness about bone marrow donation – particularly among 17 and 18-year-olds.

The achievements of his Sign Up For Sudders campaign will be highlighted at the service.

Sheffield United fan Sean – known for his roles in Sharpe and Lord Of The Rings – will read an extract from a poem entitled On Death, by Indian poet Khalil Gibran.

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Thanks to asco_310 over at LJ I got a new photoshoot up in the gallery. Thank You!

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hey guys. I am still alive - life is just keeeping me very busy.

I put up a new layout and will hopefully be updating a bit more often.

If you have anything you want to share, be it news, videos, images, moviereviews etc, please contact me at: beanbox@bean-box.com.

Dana

TheStar

The borough has been selected to launch a major British film based on the book Cass - nearly two weeks before it is shown in London.

The decision was made by the writer of the autobiography of the same name, Cass Pennant, who was born in Doncaster but moved from the area as a small child.

Cass, who was born in Hyde Park, is a reformed football hooligan who renounced violence to become a writer and publisher. His autobiography became a bestseller

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