Sue W. has sent me a pic of REG with author Kathy Lette at the launch of Lette’s latest book “Dead Sexy”, held at The Savoy hotel in central London. This all took place a couple of weeks back and you can check it out here.

Thanks Sue.

November 2003

REG appeared on an episode of Q.I. (Quite Interesting), which was hosted by Stephen Fry and Alan Davies and was shown on the BBC.

According to REG it was “A highly enjoyable show recorded in front of a live audience and involving Stephen Fry asking “quite interesting” but totally obscure questions that each contestant is free to press their buzzers to answer. The result is a mixture of conjecture, general knowledge and surreal invention on the part of the contestants. Fry is such a generous and funny host, that you are gauranteed a good time of it and each episode features new guests, with comic Alan Davies acting as Fry’s stooge or fall guy.”

It should be added that Richard won this particular episode, and that all the pics featured here are courtesy of Stargazer (and the BBC, of course).

I’ve uploaded a few pics to the Gallery section of the site. Not the usual “tons of pics” that I’ve been uploading in recent times, but just a few pics from “Bright Young Things”, “Warlock” and a couple of various promo pics courtesy of Sue W and Pat. Just check out the “New Pictures” link in the Gallery or go to the individual film links in that section. Cheers guys.

Sue W. has sent me a small stack of pictures, from various sources, of REG and Olivia attending the Royal Film Performance 2003 charity screening of the new film “Master & Commander : Far Side Of The World” at Odeon Leicester Square in central London earlier this month. To check ’em out, simply click here.

Jolie has located a real “find” for the Temple – some scans of the actual theatre programme for Tramway Road. I’ve set up a few selected scans for the Temple – including Richard’s “blurb” – and I’ve also done a rough reproduction of the entire programme as a pdf file (rough because the whole file is on the one page, rather than several pages). I’ll fix up the pdf file when I’m able to get around to it :-)

For now though you can check out the programme here.

Speaking of Tramway Road I’ve also included the pic from the programme in the Gallery section of the site.