@vivjones10 Kev has told you ok! Have a great weekend. 7 hours ago
@Clivebackstop it's a real bitch of a problem to overcome but possible give her love and support take care Clive and keep in touch. 7 hours ago
@glennquigley be in touch very soon money will hen pass hands? 14 hours ago
@Clivebackstop great days wonderful memories hope all is well Clive boy I miss our days out creating great television. 14 hours ago
@luuluu85 how was your night 14 hours ago
@Clivebackstop thank you hope you enjoy my book! 14 hours ago
@TheKevOrkian Kev thank you great to know we shall create magic together! One of the reasons I said yes was to work with you speak soon G. 16 hours ago
Happy Saturday whatever your doing hope family friends love and merriment follow. 16 hours ago
@paulfair lively part of the world enjoy 2012/05/18
The weekend cometh whatever your doing may love friendship and laughter fill your days Where sorrow comfort pain relief to help give a smile 2012/05/18
Ex-London gangster Harry Payne retires to Norfolk to be close to his wife, driven mad when he was forced to kill his best friend, psychopathic gang boss Eugene McCann. Immediately he is drawn into a murder mystery in which an obsessive local police detective targets him as the killer. However, unknown to anyone, Harry has psychic abilities he has always suppressed with alcohol. Now he must confront the supernatural and his own personal demons to save his wife and free the tormented souls of the ghosts that haunt him.
Hello all. Just a quick update for you. I will be playing the role of Scrooge in Lichfield Garrick’s forthcoming production of A Christmas Carol.
The whole cast is really excited about the show. It has a great team behind it who has created a superb adaptation of the script. And, with brand new set and costume designs, a sparkling musical score, special effects, including real snow and skating on ice scenes, A Christmas Carol is sure to be a sensation and the perfect show to get audiences into the festive spirit.
From The Lichfield Garrick site:
This year’s spectacular will be a new adaptation of the classic Christmas tale, A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens.
Following the record breaking Peter Pan last year, A Christmas Carol is set to be another winner and is brought to you by the same creative team, Ian Adams will adapt the book and Adrian Jackson will arrange the MGM style scores. There will be spectacular live music and dance numbers, new scenery and costumes, stunning scenes on ice and magical puppets to delight the whole family, oh, and snow will fall onto the audience too!
A Christmas Carol tells the story of Scrooge, a miserly old man who has lost his Christmas cheer.
With the arrival of three ghosts, Scrooge is hurled into a journey of discovery with a lesson he will never forget. Will he change his ways? Come along and find out.
Just a quick update on what I’ve been up to lately:
I’m sure you all know that this Tuesday (31st August 2010) is the last ever episode of The Bill. I will be on BBC Breakfast News on Tuesday morning to discuss it. I will also be on various local BBC radio stations during the morning.
My autobiography, On The Beat, is being released in paperback on 31st August 2010. It features a new chapter focusing on my life during the past year and is available through Splendid Books, Waterstones and WHSmith.
Hello everyone,
I have been filming all over Sydney for a Travel and police type show called ‘Cole on Patrol’ where I take the viewer to all the great sights of Sydney but also look at the security and policing that keeps us safe while there. We do The Bridge climb, Sydney harbour and it’s Water Police. At ANZ stadium, for the big events held there, we had access to briefings back stage and all the command posts for Police, then of course the places to eat etc. It has been awesome to see Sydney from the Air and behind the scenes.
This is a pilot which we hope will be picked up for a series.
I had a great response at the book signing in Manly at Humphries, the biggest book shop in Australia.
I’ll provide more information soon and would like to say a big thanks to everyone for the fantastic reception I’ve received.
You may be wondering why I have a beard in the new photos. Well, I’m pleased to say that I’m growing one for a short film for The Bible Society and Luke Walton. The film is called ‘DERELICT’ and is directed by Simeon Lumgair. I’m playing ‘Tarsus’ and filming starts on June 21st.
I am a judge and will be presenting some of the awards at this year’s Rob Knox Film Festival 2010, taking place on 9th June 2010.
I will also be attending one of the festival events on Wednesday 2nd June 7pm when there is an evening of Pointless Taxi Films at Welling Community Cinema, Wrotham road, Welling. I’m a Patron of Pointless Taxi Productions which is a young persons film-making club.
Hello all,
I will be at the Doctor Who Convention at Barking Abbey Comprehensive School, Longbridge Road, Barking, 1G11 8UF from 9am till 5pm this Saturday 1st May 2010.
‘Stampers’ is a great site and I have wonderful memories of all the support and comments you gave me for so many years. Now, thanks again to Glenn, we have a new and exciting way to keep in touch.
I will let you know where and what I’m doing, and I hope you will keep your comments and photographs coming!
We have exciting times ahead onward together we go!