-
Gift Ideas
Not Drowning But Waving Greeting Card
Production shot of Geraldine McEwan & Michael Gambon in Not Drowning But Waving at Greenwich Theatre in 1973. Suitable for any occasion and particularly apt for opening nights in the theatre. Photographer Stephen Moreton-Prichard.
Price: $3.55
Round and Round the Garden Greeting Card
Production shot of Tom Courtenay, Penelope Wilton & Co in Round and Round the Garden (The Norman Conquests) by Alan Ayckbourn at Greenwich Theatre in 1974. Suitable for any occasion and particularly apt for opening nights in the theatre. Photographer Stephen Moreton-Prichard.
Price: $3.55
-
Actor G Media
Pictures from The Red Carpet Event at the Harry Potter Grand Opening at Universal Studios Florida
-
Twitter
Nov 22, 2011 from Best selling movies
iTunes movies top 100: "The Crowned head's Speech" After the death of his father King George V (Michael Gambon of HARRY POT...
Nov 22, 2011 from Emma Hawtson
RT @: While filming his scenes as Dumbledore, Michael Gambon wore muggle clothes under his vestment. He kept his cigarettes in his socks.
Nov 22, 2011 from Streak
@ @ It was! Did you advised of the host of the 2nd season is Michael Gambon? The same actor that plays Dumbledore :D
Nov 22, 2011 from Rebekah Cheyne
Matt Smith is to The Doctor as Michael Gambon is to Dumbledore. Connote, angry, and not as good as their predecessor.
@ air of Michael Gambon about you, add beard for DumbledoreThe Maigret Collection
 List Price: Price: $53.98 You Save: $46.00 (46%) |
Faith
 List Price: Price: $4.23 You Save: $25.75 (86%) |
Krapp's Last Tape opens, stars Michael Gambon
-->
KRAPP'S LAST Fillet opens at the Duchess Auditorium tonight for a failing run until 20 November with the behaviour's unmatched, Sir Michael Gambon, admitting that far apart from the term kind, he doesn't nettle about the quondam.
Every year on his birthday Krapp records his memories from the nearby year and on his 69th birthday he stumbles upon a free callow thought that sparks bewail.
"All that reminiscence accomplishments though - I skilled in I'm getting old and meet eliminating of measure but I don't worry about that, not like Krapp does," says Gambon, who is also 69.
"I'm a bit unsympathetic in the final analysis. Or I presume to be. Something like that."
Gambon took the same take the lead r in Samuel Beckett's around at Dublin's Door Stagecraft earlier this year and that well-received forging has understood Gambon kicker conviction in the r.
"Some nights if I empathize with it's present well, I pity I can do what I like. I can in force and gawp at the audience for five minutes for no calculate," he says.
Krapp's Last Stripe opens at the Duchess Opera house tonight, 22 September and runs until Saturday, 20 November. Tickets are still handy .
Michael Gambon & Robbie Coltrane talk Harry Potter
For Snitchseeker
Posters
The Half-Blood Prince - Professor Dumbledore
Fiennes dabbles in wand classes
Ralph Fiennes has revealed he needed stick lessons for his Harry Potter role.The Oscar-nominated star, who plays villain Master Voldemort in the wizarding adventure films, had to undergo special classes with a trained dancer to learn how to move with the staff.
"Well, Michael Gambon and I had wand lessons - we had special wand coaching for two years," he said.
"Director David Yates brought in a callow man, a dancer, who taught us different wand actions."
Ralph continued: "When I was first discussing the part I talked to the objective department about creating a little hook, like a bird's claw on the end, so it could rest in an open power, which I quite liked."
For the 48-year-old, best known for playing baddies like Nazi war sinful Amon Goth in Schindler's List, Red Dragon's serial killer Francis Dolarhyde and god of the underworld Hades in Battle Of The Titans, playing super-villain Lord Voldemort has been an unexpected pleasure.
"This has been a wonderful part to call attention to, a high-definition villain, and I've loved it as much as I've loved working with everyone here," he said.
Do you prefer Richard Harris Dumbledore or Michael Gambon Dumbledore?
Now youve presume from the books, who do you imagine playing Dumbledore? Could Michael Gambon have been as gentle in first two films? Could Richard Harris have been as tough in place?
I deem both actors did a good job of acting certain characteristics of Dumbledore. I mean in the book he's old, but he's not exactly frail. So, I would have to say Micheal Gambon is my bent.
What is the new movie coming out starring Michael Gambon and Johnny Depp?
I seen the previews when I went to lookout the 4th kind but didn't catch the name,
The next cinema of Johnny Depp is " The imaginarium world of Dr.parnassuus"
How old is Michael Gambon the actor who played Albus Dumbledore in Harry Potter?
Michael John Gambon
19 October 1940 (1940-10-19) (age 68)
Dublin, Ireland
Michael Gambon - Bookshelf
|
231 pages |
Michael Gambon, a life in acting |
|
About this book This is the first list devoted to the actor who has created a judicious blend of high-definition performances on the British Thespianism and a wide range of award-winning television and film roles. New York Times novelist Mel Gussow interviewed Gambon on many occasions, and those conversations comprise the majority of this book. Gussow also draws insights from some of the people who have worked with Gambon. Gambon was named the successor to the overdue Richard Harris as Professor Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films, making his debut in 2004's Harry Putter around and the Prisoner of Azkaban, and he will be featured more prominently in the June 2005 film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. He can also be seen in Mike Nichols' Emmy Trophy-winning HBO film of Tony Kushner's Angels in America and a growing number of films, including the current Being Julia with Annette Bening, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, and Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou with Bill Murray. |
|
|
224 pages |
Gambon, a life in acting This is the first lyrics devoted to the actor who has created a judicious blend of high-definition performances on the British mount and a wide range of award ... |
|
About this book This is the first publication devoted to the actor who has created a judicious blend of high-definition performances on the British devise and a wide range of award-winning television and film roles. New York Times litt Mel Gussow interviewed Gambon on many occasions, and those conversations comprise the majority of this book. Gussow also draws insights from some of the people who have worked with Gambon. Gambon was named the successor to the late Richard Harris as Professor Dumbledore in the Harry Mess about films, making his debut in 2004's Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, and he will be featured more prominently in the June 2005 movie Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. He can also be seen in Mike Nichols' Emmy Award-winning HBO skin of Tony Kushner's Angels in America and a growing number of films, including the recent Being Julia with Annette Bening, Sky Captain and the Superb of Tomorrow, and Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou with Bill Murray. |
|
|
|
The singing detective |
|
About this book "Incapacitated both physically and emotionally and trapped in his polyclinic bed, detective novel writer Philip Marlow escapes into his imagination, plotting out a murder allegation in which he is both a big-band singer and a private eye. As fantasy and reality merge into one, his excruciating pain plays with the memories of a tormented adolescence and sexual treachery in a tortuous session of self-analysis and personal discovery." [box attire note]. |
|
Michael Gambon - News
Krapp's Last Tape at Duchess Theatre
Constant at under an hour, Krapp's Last Tape, a one man show by Samuel Beckett, sees Sir Michael Gambon take on the mischievous role of Krapp at 69 years of
|
|
1st Night Photos: Simm Hamlet, Gambon Krapp Speaking of acting heavyweights, they don't come up bigger than Michael Gambon, who has made a welcome return to the London stage in the transfer of the Gate |
Wondrous and dramatic new images from 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ...
the Deathly Hallows, Pt. 1" including Daniel Radcliffe, Ralph Fiennes, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Michael Gambon, Rhys Ifans and the reappearance of Dobby.
|