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area in Louis Selwyn's career. If you click on the following picture
you will be able to see a showreal of Louis's work.
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Here we have
collected samples of Louis Selwyn’s work over the years.
With work stretching back to the beginning of his career. We
have also compiled credits and accolades from colleagues and
producers. With sound bites and video clips from several of
his works. This displays the varied range but also the specific
way in which Louis Selwyn is able to encapsulate any role he
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Louis Selwyn plays a subtly nuance
role as Max, the club PR executive. He’s part confidante,
part inquisitor. He’s in league with a blustering colleague.
Max dissects the referee’s pompous self-confidence and
reduces him to a mere mortal, racked by uncertainty. Did he make
the wrong decision? Should he fudge his 'Match Report'? |
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Asemota is gaining recognition on the London
art scene for his provocative exploration of perception and his
technical virtuosity in filmmaking. "Palindrome r.s.s.r." brings
his disciplined intensity to bear on 4 short films examining
the issues of race, sin, sex and religion.
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A man sits at
his computer and logs onto the interactive game "Caught Looking." He
watches as he guides his virtual self through passages, in
black and white. He considers but passes on opportunities with
rough trade, a teen boy, a threesome, sex in a public toilet,
and the kitsch of retro 50's muscle mystic in the Grotto of
Tiberius. He sends his virtual self back to a pair of sailors,
whom he films in 8mm. Then he meets a young man, a Tunisian
named Karim. The man at the computer screen is interested.
His ironic and self-mocking commentary ends; his tone changes.
What will happen with Karim? Has our virtual voyeur been caught
looking?
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"It's most imaginative and I
admire your acting in it" - Sir Ian McKellen |
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"Thank you for playing Arthur
Disaster for me, it was brilliant" - John Rowe, BSkyB Head
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F. Scott Fitzgerald's
novel about how the rich languishing on the Riviera in the 1920's
are slowly drawn into the coming depression is once again filmed
with Peter Strauss, Mary Steenburgen, and John Heard in the leads. |
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Louis Selwyn was "exactly what
I wanted" - Morton Surguy, Director BBC TV |
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Historical story of the ruthless
Rodrigo Borgia a man who intends to become Pope and who will
not let anything stand in his way. |
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"...one of the most widely discussed
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The UK's longest-running
TV soap, Coronation Street focuses on the everyday lives of working
class people in Manchester, England. |
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When Grace Brothers
closes for redecoration, Young Mr. Grace send the staff on holiday
to Costa Plonka, where they find themselves in the middle of
a revolution. |
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Adam Kelno has
made it to England in the days following World War II. Having
escaped from a death camp in Nazi Europe, he finds that his
identification with anti-communists in Poland has made him
a target of the Soviet Government, which brings up war crime
charges against him in England. When the witness is unable
to identify him as one of the doctors who castrated him, he
is released. Kelno takes his wife and young son to Arabia where
he labours for years upgrading public health standards. Upon
his return to England he is Knighted. Twenty years have passed
and he has just begun to enjoy his life of renown when a book
is published that names him as a willing participant to Nazi
medical experiments on Jews in the camps. He sues for defamation
and finds that not only can he not escape his past, but that
the plaintiff a defamation case has his own reputation on trial.
QB VII refers to the courtroom in which the trial is held,
Queen's Bench, Room 7. |
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A seven-part mini-series
produced in England about Vienna's Strauss family in the 19th-century.
Members of the London Symphony Orchestra provided the music. |
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In Elizabethan England,
a wicked lord massacres nearly all the members of a coven of
witches, earning the enmity of their leader, Oona. Oona calls
up a magical servant, a "banshee", to destroy the lord's family.
(The "banshee" of this tale bears no resemblance to the normal
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Z Cars When in 1962 the writer Troy Kennedy Martin was confined
to bed with mumps, he decided to pass his time listening in
to the police wavelength on his radio. What he heard was a
far cry from what was being depicted on television. The result
was Z Cars, a series set on Mersey side at
a time when Liverpool was on the verge of significant social
changes.
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It is the story of a young Gascon gentleman, D’Artagnan,
who sets out to Paris with only an old horse, his father’s
letter of recommendation to the head of the King’s Musketeers
and a recipe for a miracle wound-healing salve |
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"..Louis Selwyn giving a brilliant
portrayal of ... Jagger" - Daily Mirror |
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"..I was also especially
impressed by ... Louis Sewlyn as William" - The Stage |
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" I know....how professionally
(Louis Selwyn) played the show" - John Blackmore, Director |
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