Ballad of the Sad Cafe: The Fight (Simon Callow, 1991)
Acting in Restoration Comedy with Simon Callow
Amadeus - Simon Callow "Oh?"
Webcast #22, P1: Simon Callow, Shakespeare's Sonnets
- Date of Birth: 15 June, 1949
- Place of Birth: Streatham, London , UK
- Biography: Simon Phillip Hugh Callow, CBE (born 15 June 1949) is an English actor, writer and theatre director.
Filmography
- Chemical Wedding (2008)
- Arn - Tempelriddaren (2007)
- The Civilization of Maxwell Bright (2007)
- Surveillance (2007)
- Flushed Away (2006)
- The Madness of Boy George (2006)
- The Curse of King Tut's Tomb (2006)
- The Best Man (2006)
- Some Break (2006)
- Rag Tale (2005)
- Comic Relief: Red Nose Night Live 05 (2005)
- The Phantom of the Opera (2005)
News
How to do a great love scene ...
guardian.co.uk –
2009-08-02
Sunday 2 August 2009 22.05 BST Thrilling ... Dorothy Tutin and Simon Callow in La Ronde. Photograph: BBC It may not strike you that love scenes have figured heavily in my curriculum vitae, but you would be wrong. ... Full Article
Daniel Kramer's stock keeps rising. Burningly ambitious and fiercely talented, this 32-year-old London-based American is one of the most hotly tipped young directors on the theatre scene today. ... Full Article
Shakespeare's sonnets turn 400
timesonline.co.uk –
2009-04-20
Happy 400th anniversary to Shakespeare's sonnets. They are still going strong. You can buy dozens of different editions, ranging from pocket keepsakes for lovers to hefty hardbacks with hundreds of pages of scholarly explanations. ... Full Article
Dominic Cavendish reviews 66a Church Rd at the Traverse and A Festival Dickens at Assembly Some may complain that the one-man show, a species thriving this year owing to the inhospitable economic climate, is too cheap and safe an option... ... Full Article
Simon Callow reads at memorial gig
digitalspy.co.uk –
2009-02-02
Actor and director Simon Callow was one of many artists who performed at a memorial concert for London-based musician Peter Stevens last night. The Amadeus star, who was Stevens's godfather, read a short piece of satire that he dedicated to... ... Full Article
If one were to pick just one name to epitomize the English Murder Mystery, it would be Agatha Christie. More adaptations (both film and television, let alone radio) have been made from her enormous output of crime thrillers than any... ... Full Article