
Derek Jacobi
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6 days ago |
on-magazine.co.uk | Roger Crow |Derek Jacobi
By Roger Crow, May 2025“Was there a point when Hollywood came calling, and if so, did you turn down some big roles?” I ask one of the greatest thesps of the past 60-odd years. “Er, no,” says Derek Jacobi, remarkably. He goes on to explain in detail how he didn’t have the looks or whatever quality for those star roles, though at one point, trivia fans, he’d co-starred in Dead Again, a fabulous 1991 movie which knocked Terminator 2 off the top of the US charts.
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Mar 6, 2025 |
blogcritics.org | Pat Cuadros |Derek Jacobi |Garry Chalk
I loved the first season of seaside mystery Whitstable Pearl when it premiered in 2021. So I was excited to find out recently that two more seasons are available on Acorn TV for streaming. Season 2 picks up a few months after the end of Season 1, with restaurant owner Pearl Nolan (Kerry Godliman) forging ahead with her private detective agency.
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Aug 28, 2024 |
blogcritics.org | Pat Cuadros |Derek Jacobi |Garry Chalk
I remember tuning into Fox Kids in 1992 when X-Men: The Animated Series originally started airing on television. So I couldn’t miss the X-Men ’97 panel at FAN EXPO Chicago, where Larry F. Houston, Catherine Disher and Cal Dodd shared stories about the first TV series and what it was like to come back to this mutant storyline. Director/producer Houston returned for X-Men ’97 as a consulting producer and Dodd is back to voice Wolverine.
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Aug 21, 2024 |
blogcritics.org | Pat Cuadros |Derek Jacobi |Garry Chalk
During FAN EXPO Chicago, moderator Krystle Elyse Colon asked voice actors Peter Cullen (Rescue Rangers) and Frank Welker (Scooby Doo, Where are You?) at what point they knew The Transformers started becoming popular. Fans have been celebrating the cartoon about the Autobots and Decepticons for the 40th anniversary since its premiere on TV. And this year, they are celebrating at FAN EXPO CHICAGO.
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May 23, 2024 |
blogcritics.org | Pat Cuadros |Derek Jacobi |Garry Chalk
For Resident Alien‘s Alan Tudyk (Moana, Rogue One), one of the best moments in his life was meeting Robin Williams. He told the story to fans at his Fan Expo Philadelphia panel. While Tudyk only had a minor role on Patch Adams, he was on set for a few days. He spent the breaks joking around with fellow actor and friend Michael Jeter (The Green Mile). When the two started doing weird voices by the window on one break, Williams came over and joined in.
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