And revelations. All the best.

And Derek...

Hmm don't forget the writers.

Arthur H. Deters You are absolutely right.

Well put.

This soul biography is absolutely beautiful.

Andrew Jones Productions: Sorry you missed NH in Tokyo, I saw him onstage in London a couple of times and he really was marvellous. You're right of course about his craftsmanship. I thought, however, you might enjoy seeing him in the delightful 1985 BBC adaptation of E. F. Benson's Mapp and Lucia which gives him an opportunity to actually play a gay man, and a very funny one too. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/j2J7dn2uaIqFsYk.html

Well said.

Apparently some homosexuals hate the campy types too. Graham Chapman didn't like the ones who were exagerating their own stereotype, reportedly. Seems that gays are just like normal people! ;)

Had a brilliant career fromthe mid 70s. The sign of a great actor is taking two parts and never thinking the same actor played them.John Thaw with Regan and Morse, Ronnie Barker with Fletcher and Arkwright and Nigel Hawthorne with Sir Humphrey and George 3

Chances are that he had a much better career than you did, Irish King, you prick.

He had a brilliant acting career you moron

@@paulgabolinscy2502 Suspect the moron was drunk when he wrote this.

@@dlamiss He also played CS Lewis on Broadway - for which he won a Tony Award. Joss Ackland played the same role in the movie from which the play was adapted. Usually the movie is adapted from a staged drama or novel. Ackland had the "edge" in the interpretation of the great theologian...being married to an extraordinary, lovely woman named Rosemary...whom he almost lost in a terrible fire...and brought a depth and level of grief deeper than Nigel... Aside from that, Sir Nigel was superb...lovable and kind... RIP...you were a friend to me...