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2008
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008
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...to a blog about the multi-talented actor Rufus Sewell. Feel free to add your comments. - Murph
Rufus Sewell
2008
The NY Times' words about Rufus in Rock and Roll
In the second act, when Jan returns to Cambridge in 1990, Mr. Sewell’s performance becomes that rare thing in acting: a palimpsest in which you see all the layers of a single life. -- The NY Times
Watch for Rufus on CBS in The Eleventh Hour
Watch for Rufus on CBS in The Eleventh Hour
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Sewell Biography
Biography
Possessing dark, curly hair, hooded green eyes and angular features, Rufus Sewell has proven equally at home in period fare or contemporary works. The tall, masculine actor first garnered widespread attention in 1994 with featured role in the British TV adaptation of "Middlemarch" (aired in the USA on PBS) and as the object of Albert Finney's crush in the underrated comedy "A Man of No Importance".
The son of a Welsh mother and an Australian father, Sewell was raised in his mother's homeland after the untimely death of his father, cartoonist Bill Sewell in 1977. He has confessed to being "quite rebellious at school, under threat of constant expulsion" while growing up, and his activities including the requisite drinking and drug use as well as shoplifting food and clothing. After working as a laborer and carpenter's assistant, he enrolled at London's Central School of Drama at age 18 and completed his training in three years. Sewell made his stage debut in "As You Like It" at the Crucible Theater in Sheffield, England, and soon found roles in other regional theaters. Sewell made a splash in London's West End as a Czech hustler involved with an older woman (Jane Asher) in "Making It Better" in 1992. The following year, he originated the part of the Byronic tutor Septimus Hodge in Tom Stoppard's cerebral "Arcadia", earning a nomination for an Olivier Award for his efforts.
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- DVD Times - Dark City
- `A Catered Affair' leads Drama Desk nominations wi...
- EbertFest 2008 - To Absent Friends
- British actors feel right at home at C-U fest
- Ebertfest in exile
- Roger Ebert and the Ebertfest in Chicago
- Ebert/Rufus
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- Will the strike's mark be permanent?
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- Robert Downey in the Glascow Daily Record
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- Paris, je t'aime
- CBS Pilot Season List
- Let's move to Stamford, Lincolnshire
- Gearing up for the Tonys
- Casting in the strike-shortened pilot season
- Genealogy
- Men's Vogue
- Rufus Sewell Rocks!
- Chicago - Rock and Roll
- The Vanity Fair Hollywood Covers - 1998
- Marley Shelton on guard for CBS sci-fi series
- Shakespeare Retold
- HBO John Adams Related - Begins Sunday March 16
- Rock and Roll Closes
- Famous home on sale for owner to get a quieter lif...
- HBO's John Adams
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- London Times Rock & Roll Review
- Fall TV shows must spring forward quickly for pilo...
- More Pictures from Rock and Roll
- Live in the Pub
- Possible Co-Star for the 11th Hour?
- Vanessa Marcil
- Amanda McBroom's cabaret on a grand scale
- Abraham, Danner, Sewell, et al. to Salute Julie Ha...
- HBO - John Adams
- Charles II: The Power and the Passion
- Rufus reads The Woodlanders
- Sewell clocks in for "Hour"
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