In his latest Instagram post, Andrew presented us with a never seen before still from 1984.
The pictures shows Andrew Gower as Winston Smith and Angus Wright as O’Brien in the play’s rather gruesome and tortureous finale.
Let’s hope Andrew’s dentist’s appointment today isn’t quite as painful and send him some healing vibes on Twitter and Instagram!
Season 20 of Midsomer Murders is now available on Norwegian streaming platform TV 2 Sumo! The first episode “The Ghost of Causton Abbey” was released on 25 May 2018, which means Andrew’s episode “Send in the Clowns” should air on 29 June 2018 (assuming they will release one episode per week).
Sweden will follow suit and start showing season 20 on 26 June 2018 on svt1.
There’s no release date for the UK yet but we’ll keep you posted!
Good news for our UK fans: All seasons of Being Human are back on BBC iPlayer! So this is your chance to catch up on this great TV show and especially watch Andrew Gower‘s season 4 episodes.
No matter if it’s for the first or hundredth time: Andrew’s portrayal of our favourite vampire solicitor and history maker Nick Cutler is always a treat!
Check out the pictures that Andrew chose for his very first Instagram post, proving his great sense of humour, showcasing his love for Everton, and promoting his new show Carnival Row at the very same time.
Well done, Andrew!
This completely slipped our radar but Andrew Gower was not only cast in an episode for popular British detective drama Midsomer Murders, his episode was already released on BritBox and AcornTV in the US and Canada.
Andrew plays Harry Ferabbee in season 20, episode 6 “Send in the Clowns”.
Things take a gruesome turn when Ferraees Circus comes to town, bringing with it a chain of sinister clown sightings, threatening notes and deathly dangerous circus acts. Barnaby will have to face up to his fears in order to solve the case.
(Source: IMDb)
Online Indie magazine “The Italian Rêve” published an interview with Andrew Gower today in which they talked about his motivations for being an actor as well as his recent work on Outlander, Black Mirror and Carnival Row.
We got some more information on Ezra Spurnrose, Andrew Gower‘s character in Carnival Row, and Andrew confirms he will be a series regular.
He also gave us an update on Humpty Dumpty, the documentary about Merseybeats singer Tommy Quickly that he is developing with fellow Liverpudlian actor Stephen Walters.
We filmed a lot of it but it has been delayed and we are hoping to have something to show people by the end of this year.
(Source: The Italian Rêve)
Read the full interview on The Italian Rêve website and visit our gallery for pictures from the photo shoot!
Andrew has just confirmed he is going to be at Creation Entertainment’s official Outlander convention in Las Vegas (NV) this July!
We’re beyond excited for all the fans who will get to meet the man behind the character, and hope for lots of new pictures and maybe a few videos. We’ll keep you posted!
There is a chance to get both autographs of and photos with the actor. Opportunities are available on both days he’ll attend and you can get tickets for them right now.
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According to The Prague Reporter, Carnival Row has wrapped filming. In their article they also list a few interesting facts about the production:
An estimated 900 people worked on Carnival Row during its production in Prague, the majority of them local. Only about 60 cast and crew members were brought into the country for filming.
One of the most expensive projects to ever shoot in the Czech Republic […], Carnival Row spent an estimated 1.5 billion CZK (roughly $75 million) while in Prague.
The production was granted a tax rebate of more than 250 million CZK.
While filming primarily took place at Barrandov Studios in Prague, production also took place at locations in Liberec, the chateaux in Frýdlant and Krnsko, and Prachovské skály, the majestic natural rock formation […].
Carnival Row was originally sold as a spec script by Travis Beacham all the way back in 2005, and passed through the hands of directors like Guillermo del Toro […] and Neil Jordan at various stages of its development.
Directors Paul McGuigan (Lucky Number Slevin), Jon Amiel (Copycat), Andy Goddard (Set Fire to the Stars) and Anna Foerster (who shot Underworld: Blood Wars in Prague in 2015) each worked on the series in the Czech Republic.
(Source: The Prague Reporter)
Charlie Brooker‘s anthology series Black Mirror is well known for predicting human behaviour in an uncanny and scarily precise way.
The users of Internet platform Reddit are known for dissecting everything they watch.
The season 4 episode “Crocodile” was the moment these two came together in a moment of sheer meta-gloriousness, when Andrew‘s character Rob shows a newspaper clipping to ex-girlfriend Mia (Andrea Riseborough).
The newspaper article actually included the following sentence:
Of course the real question is why anyone would pause what they’re watching just to read a sentence in a printed out newspaper article’, says a voice in your head – before advising you to go and share this finding on Reddit.
Of course the Easter Egg was discovered by Reddit user AFellowOfLimitedJest.
Black Mirror, you did it again. Mind blown.
Mark your calendars!
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