Incendiary: official trailer

Thanks to Matthieu and Amelie who posted links to the official film trailer! It can be found here on movieplayer.it
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Little Dorrit: BBC Press Office

Thanks to Luce for spotting that the BBC Press Office has added lots of details to its website, including an interview with Matthew about Little Dorrit.

Little Dorrit: BBC Press Office
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Little Dorrit: Andrew Davies article in Observer

Today's Observer has an article / interview with Andrew Davies about Little Dorrit. It also includes a lovely image of Matthew on set. The larger version is in the galleries. Thanks again to 6point7 for the scan.
 
Digiguide list Little Dorrit as starting at 6:25pm on Sunday 26th October. The BBC press site still has it unplaced.
Little Dorrit: Andrew Davies article in Observer
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Matthew interview Red Magazine (November 2008)

Thanks to delighted forum members for letting us know that there is a wonderful interview with Matthew in the November interview of Red magazine. As well as a gorgeous photograph to accompany it, this website even gets a mention!! Such very kind words.

'I bring up the subject of darcylicious.com - an extraordinarily professional fan site, devoted to all things Matthew and contributed to by women all over the world. ''They're really lovely, those people'' he blushes. ''Some actors set up their own websites, but thanks to them, I don't need to.''

Thanks to 6point7 for the scan. The magazine is on sale now in UK. There is a small scanned version in the galleries.

 

Matthew interview Red Magazine (November 2008)
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The Telegraph review of Little Dorrit

The Telegraph has a review of Little Dorrit:

I went to see a screening of the BBC adaptation of Little Dorrit and am happy to report that it is Andrew Davies at his best. It's a clever Dickens book to choose, telling as it does the tale of a family stuck in a debtors prison thanks in part to an unscrupulous banker - a family who go from rags to riches and back to rags again. Not much has changed since the time of Dickens, has it?

Exciting news!

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