Current projects
Role: Julian Release: TBA |
Role: Adam Bird Release: TBA |
Role: TBA Release: 2018 Official Site. Photos. IMDb |
Role: Filip Becker Release: Oct. 13 2017 |
Role: Colonel Winnant Release: May 2017 |
Director Release: Febr. 2017 |
Role: Henry Howell Release: 26 April 2016 |
Role: Edwin Jarvis Release: 19.01.2016 |
In development
No Man's Land (feature film)
Role: attached
In development
Official Site. Photos. IMDb
The Long Way Out
Direction and script
In development
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James steals a Van Gogh in a new radio drama / Paradise 5 & Baldi on air again
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James is in a new witty and intense radio play about stealing a Van Gogh and waiting 20 years to sell it. The Twenty Years Stretch is written by Colin Bytheway and directed by Alison Crawford. It airs next Tuesday, 20 June 2017 from 2:15 - 3.00 pm on BBC Radio 4. Catch it on the BBC Player Radio. All the details are below.
Colin Bytheway posted on his facebook and twitter on 26 April 2017.
"A gun and Champagne effect drink. Must be in studio with m'new radio play." @BBCDrama @BBCRadio4 #Dutchtreat #vangogh
@ColinBytheway posted another photo on 18 June 2017
Doctor Who: The Lost Stories: Paradise 5 is on the air again!
Episode 1 aired last Saturday and Sunday and is still available on BBC Radio 4 Listen Again 25 days left
Episode 2 will air this weekend and you can listen on BBC Radio 4 Extra shortly after broadcast
Sat 17 Jun 2017 @ 18.00 (1 hour)
Sun 18 Jun 2017 @ 00.00 (1 hour)
Paradise 5 was originally written for the BBC's Doctor Who TV series but was never made so Barnaby Edwards made it into a radio play for Big Finish and radio broadcast.
Recording at Moat Studios on 13/14 July 2009. (James D'Arcy, Colin Baker, Alex Macqueen)
And on BBC Radio 4 Extra, Baldi: A Very Neglected Fish will air again. James is celebrity chef, Gavin Farley.
Tue 20 June 2017 from 11.15 to 12.00
Tue 20 June 2017 from 21.15 to 22.00