Luke Thompson

Did you like it better than I did? I

think I found that there was a sincerity in Norton's performance and Luke Thompson's performance in the West End.

And I think that without that, it would have definitely felt more like misery porn, which is a term that a lot of people did throw at it.

Because you do have to invest really not in the character's struggle, but in their sense of optimism and hope that can survive beyond anything.

And I've enjoyed seeing Ginger

Minch on there, and I've enjoyed seeing Benedict on there, Luke Thompson.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, right, right,

I feel very neutral about, um, what's his name? What's his name?

Oh, Luke Thompson?

Yeah.

I feel very neutral about him.

I am a fan of James Graham generally, though I do think the work can be slightly patchy or underpowered.

What about Lives of Others at the Adelphi? It's a Robert Icke starring Keira Knightley and Luke Thompson.

I've got tickets for that.

I've never seen the film.

The British Film Institute identifies the opening event as the film Europe premiere held at the Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall.

Each announcement has, or announcement lists a broader cast including John Flint, Luke Thompson, Monica Dolan, and Juliet Stevenson.

The BFI also distinguishes the festival showing from the film later cinema releases.

In its limited United States theatrical release on November twenty, twenty twenty-six, and the United Kingdom cinema release on January twenty-nine, twenty twenty-seven.

Juliet Stevenson plays Sylvia Syms, who played Gertrude in when I did Hamlet.

Luke Thompson, who played Laertes when I did Hamlet, plays a different character in this.

David Rintoul plays the ghost in, Hamlet's ghost, Hamlet's father, and he was in our version of Hamlet, but also was Ian's best friend, Ian Charleson's best friend.

So it is, it's got a very, uh, it's got a very beautiful, uh, there was such a beautiful cast in it, and that was partly the reason that I wanted to be at the center of it, 'cause I knew, I knew there was a way of casting not only just brilliant actors, but, uh, getting a feeling of support and family that-

Netflix is bringing a season four, which is adapting Julia Quinn's book, An Offer From a Gentleman.

This season shifts focus to the bohemian artistic brother, Benedict Bridgerton, played by Luke Thompson, and a mysterious housemaid he falls for at a masquerade ball, played by Yerin Ha.

Bridgerton completely rewired the industry's understanding of the romance genre.

It really did.

Like, wouldn't it have been funny? I mean, we don't, we know that, and no offense to Luke Newton, I think that he's a little young and he's a little baby face to play George Seurat.

But I definitely think Luke Thompson could.

I think that's a little close to home with Bridgerton because he's an artist.

But I'm sure there's somebody else out there that could play him.