48 results on '"Walker, Tim"'
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2. 'Being famous has become rather common'
3. Eileen Atkins: how Linda McCartney helped me
4. 'Never be terrible in a terrible movie'
5. Home to die for; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
6. Nappy days for Rachel's fellow actor; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
7. Nappy days for Rachel's fellow actor; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
8. Actors celebrate new life of Riley; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
9. Actors celebrate new life of Riley; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
10. Wilde actress is lured back to her British roots by a turn on the West End stage; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
11. No nudes would be good nudes for the actors' union; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
12. A baby girl for the daughter of a much-missed actor; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
13. Best served bold; THEATRE
14. Hollywood lifestyle not for Hollander; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
15. Dying for a part; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
16. Actor's girl finds man she can bank on; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
17. Chinese whispers over the RSC's casting of Western actors; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uktelegraph.co.uk/mandrake
18. Chinese whispers over the RSC's casting of Western actors; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
19. Honeymoon is over for actor; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
20. Actors shouldn't tell all, says Keira; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
21. Actors shouldn't tell all, says Keira; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
22. Time to lighten up; THEATRE
23. Actor's big part; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
24. Calamity Frayn; THEATRE
25. Black actors are 'forced to go abroad', says playwright; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
26. Memo to Meryl Streep: 'Do not act out your politics'; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
27. The dying light; Actors may enjoy Pinter but audiences are now tiring of his work; theatre
28. Dame Harriet celebrates accepting her biggest role; Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
29. Dame Harriet celebrates accepting her biggest role; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
30. All flea, no bite; Fine actors fail to redeem a weak French farce; theatre
31. Is Judi really the best ever actor? Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk/mandrake
32. Jacobi, the majestic King; theatre; Derek Jacobi's subtle but emotionally powerful performance is a credit to Shakespeare and ranks him alongside Britain's greatest living actors
33. Gere's fighting spirit causes Hollywood film to be put on pause; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uktelegraph.co.uk/mandrake
34. Swift falling in love for British actor; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uktelegraph.co.uk/mandrake
35. Actress learns a lesson from idol; Mandrake Tim Walker mandrake@telegraph.co.uktelegraph.co.uk/mandrake
36. American actors can get closer to Shakespeare, says Nunn
37. Actor wants help for talent show stars
38. West End enough to make actress sick
39. Family life? It was one long drama As Toby Stephens returns to the stage, he reveals how he stepped out from his famous parents' shadow
40. Absent friend at actor's memorial Mandrake
41. Mandrake Tyzack champions older actresses
42. Mandrake Great actress... hopeless mime
43. Straight from the actor's mouth
44. MANDRAKE
45. A great voyage of discovery King Lear Doubt
46. impenetrable grief All About My Mother Lone Star/Pvt Wars
47. AN ARTIST FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE PRINCE THEATRE DAVID WARNER FOUND HIS FEET IN HAMLET AND LOST HIS HEAD IN THE OMEN. NOW HE'S BACK AT STRATFORD WITH A THIN MAN'S TAKE ON FALSTAFF. 'I THOUGHT THEY WERE MAD TO ASK ME,' HE TELLS TIM WALKER
48. 'There are unfortunately a lot of us old guys around': Tim Walker talks to Peter Vaughan--made famous by Porridge and still on screen at 84--about Joe Orton, Arthur Miller and Sam Peckinpah, and the actor's longing 'to be real'
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