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Ian McShane

Ian McShane

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Oct 28, 2026

KeithHOST
66:26
i love hot rod he's so good
LoganHOST
66:29
So Andy Samberg is Wesker and fucking Ian McShane is Spencer.
KeithHOST
66:34
Spencer.
KeithHOST
66:36
Wesker's like, Spencer, you old piece of shit.
David BaxHOST
39:33
I watched an action comedy called Deep Cover with Bryce Dallas Howard, Eleanor Bloom, and Nick Muhammad.
David BaxHOST
39:39
It also has Sean Bean and Patty Considine and Ian McShane.
David BaxHOST
39:42
It's got a good cast.
David BaxHOST
39:46
And yeah, the premise is that...
SeanHOST
9:29
they say hey uh is it true that the president is that you're the president with the best voices like i cannot deny or uh or confirm it he's seen but he's singing it you know because he's like he's just accentuating his voice and i think it's pretty it's pretty freaking hilarious but yes keep keep david whenever they figure out he could do voice acting because he's a hilarious dude to watch yeah it's great
OzzyHOST
9:53
yeah yeah he is uh so john hodgman is charles jones the coralline's dad robert bailey jr is wyburn or yb why were you born Yeah, why are we born? Why are you born? And Ian McShane voices Sergei Babinski.
OzzyHOST
10:10
He has nothing to do with a good voice.
OzzyHOST
10:12
He is, he is.
OzzyHOST
10:13
I feel like occasionally they're going like, hey, Ian McShane's in this.
OzzyHOST
10:15
It's like, oh, that might be a good thing for him because I don't think he gets as much accolades as other actors, but whatever he does is good.
SeanHOST
10:23
I know that when we talked about Superman, you talked about watching Smallville.
OzzyHOST
10:26
Yeah.
Paul AbbottHOST
14:23
The play, about two adolescent couples spending their Easter holidays together in a New York apartment, premiered on the 2nd of June and was cast entirely with British actors.
Paul AbbottHOST
14:33
Featured actors in the small cast included Susan Farmer, who was a regular face in Hammer film productions, and Ian McShane, now a familiar face on the screen on both sides of the pond.
Paul AbbottHOST
14:44
Angela Pleasence featured in the cast.
Paul AbbottHOST
14:46
Her father, Donald Pleasence, would find his own niche in the world of Evan Hunter Ed McBain when he made a brief appearance as a suspect in the 1978 film adaptation of Blood Relatives.
MartinHOST
25:26
That doesn't feel right, does it?
MarkHOST
25:28
Doesn't, does it? Keeping Ian McShane hanging on like that? Tinker might have died! LAUGHTER
MartinHOST
25:36
Oh, do you know what? We've watched episode one, but we've been fooled because there was an episode zero, which explains Grandpa's sleep experiment and why they wake up 20 years later.
MartinHOST
25:45
Oh, we've missed out.
ClaraHOST
18:51
You have Derek Giler voicing George Dixon, bringing this incredible, gravelly warmth to the role.
AdrianHOST
18:57
And a very young Ian McShane taking on the role of the volatile thug Tom Riley.
ClaraHOST
19:03
The auditory worldbuilding in this radio script is masterful.
ClaraHOST
19:06
Looking at the production notes we're reviewing, the play doesn't open with a murder or a siren.
LeeHOST
3:06
Bryan Adams came in at three with Please Forgive Me and Take That were still up there with Lulu doing Relight My Fire.
LeeHOST
3:14
telly next sunday night on bbc one had last of the summer wine at half six itv had heartbeat at seven but at half past seven on bbc one it was lovejoy with ian mcshane as the roguish antiques dealer he's a divvy someone with a six cents for the real thing here's the lovejoy theme so
Mark WebbHOST
3:51
That theme is pure Sunday evening, all jaunty and a bit sly, and it sounds like a man about to sell you a dodgy grandfather clock.
Mark WebbHOST
4:00
It's the sound of the weekend ending and school creeping up on Monday morning.
LeeHOST
4:13
It was based on the Jonathan Gash novels.
LeeHOST
4:17
It ran on BBC One from 86, then had a five year gap and it finished for good in December 94.
Mark WebbHOST
4:25
Him winking at the camera while he fleeced a posh collector was the whole appeal, and Ian McShane made it look effortless.
Mark WebbHOST
4:35
Lady Jane was brilliant too, but we all really watched it for that cheeky grin.
Stephen GreifSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:41
And I trusted and liked David and was promised, I don't know, nine or ten episodes, so lots more work, more money, and further good times with my growing circle of workmates.
Stephen GreifSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:53
However, at the same time, I was offered a cracking good two hour TV movie called The Sewers of Gold, which was based on an audacious bank robbery in Nice, playing opposite Ian McShane and also with very good money, three weeks filming in the South of France.
Stephen GreifSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:14
And that job for me replaced a brilliant series that I should have already filmed by then.
Stephen GreifSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:20
called out by Trevor Preston and directed by Big Jim Goddard.
Hrishikesh HirwayHOST
15:58
They need to get the secret message to them.
Hrishikesh HirwayHOST
15:59
And it reminded me of the West Wing episode with Ian McShane.
Hrishikesh HirwayHOST
16:02
Do you remember? Of course not.
Hrishikesh HirwayHOST
16:04
The attache that Ian McShane plays delivers a message and Sam Seaborn is able to realize that this is a message that actually is coming from the prime minister.
Rob LoweSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:15
Nikolai Ivanovich, the senior member of the logistical negotiating team, said he had language he wanted added to the joint statement, and that he wrote it himself.
Rob LoweSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:22
Together in partnership, we must stem the tide of nuclear proliferation, for why should our two nations still possess the power to destroy themselves ten times over? Surely once is enough.
MarcusHOST
51:13
some forces inimical to the town's interests, paid some goons to go to the newspaper, the local newspaper, and mess up the office, destroy the printing press, because essentially the newspaper was doing its job in reporting the facts and making people aware of decisions that were going to impact their lives.
MarcusHOST
51:32
And so there's a scene where this guy, Al Swearengin, Al Swearengin played by Ian McShane, the amazing Ian McShane, Walks into the newspaper office to find the editor, a character named Merrick, played by Jeffrey something or other.
MarcusHOST
51:47
He's an enormous redhead with very sad eyes.
MarcusHOST
51:53
I can't remember his last name.

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