More information on the Frost/Nixon DVD

DVD Times has released more information about the Region 2 version of Frost/Nixon's DVD.

Deleted Scenes (over an hour)
Director’s Commentary
The Nixon Chronicles (7mins) – This is a U-Control Blu-ray only feature on the US releases.
The Making of Frost/Nixon (23mins)

Of note is the "over an hour" worth of deleted scenes and "23 minutes" of the making of Frost/Nixon. 

You may also want to see the Region 1 version of Frost/Nixon

 

Marple: A Pocket Full of Rye to be shown on PBS' Masterpiece Mystery

Thanks to forum member Sue T. who found this on the PBS website.  Some time this summer, PBS will air 3 episodes of Miss Marple with Julia McKenzie.  This should include A Pocket Full of Rye

Matthew Macfadyen Gets Best Actor Nod for Little Dorrit

Matthew Macfadyen has been nominated for Best Actor by the Royal Television Society for his role as Arthur Clennam in Little Dorrit.

The Royal Television Society awards will be held on Tuesday 17 March 2009 at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London

You can read the full list of nominations HERE.  (thanks to 6point7)

Congratulations, Matthew!

"What our writers love this week"

Misha Berson of the Seattle Times had the following to say:

"Matthew Macfadyen

He was a smoldering Mr. Darcy in "Pride and Prejudice." Now he is David Frost's anxious TV producer in the Oscar-nominated film "Frost/Nixon" and one of the very few men of honor in Dickensian London on the upcoming PBS television adaptation of "Little Dorrit" (beginning March 29). Oh, and he was swell as a superspy early in the BBC espionage series, "MI-5," too. Now if we could just pronounce the name of this handsome and versatile English actor: Matthew Macfadyen."

(thanks to lizziej for the link)

Misha, you can hear how Matthew pronounces his name below (from the intro to Stories We Could Tell)

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Auction now open for Matthew's Doodle

Matthew Macfadyen's Doodle is now available for auction on ebay. Matthew drew the doodle for charity and proceeds will go for charity.

You can view the doodle and bid on it here. The auction ends 9 March. (Best of all, you can bid for the doodle from anywhere in the world! It will be shipped to you directly)

 

Also, you can help Matthew win the DOOD Award. If you live in the UK, you can vote by Text DOODLE 1375 to 80039

Charges apply for texting! You may vote as many times as you wish during the promotion period, which ends on 31 March 2009.

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