Casting Call Citizen Khan - Fatima
Series 2 of the hit BBC1 show is back.
Produced by BBC In-House Comedy, Citizen Khan is a warm family comedy written by Adil Ray, Richard Pinto and Anil Gupta. Our director is the talented Ben Gosling Fuller (That Mitchell and Webb Look, The Bleak Old Shop of Stuff) and our producer is the award winning Catherine Gosling (Pramface, Twenty Twelve).
Mr Khan (played by Adil Ray) is a larger than life character with big dreams and strident opinions. In this episode youngest daughter Alia (played by Bhavna Limbachia) has a visitor from France.
We are looking to cast Fatima - Alia’s hijab wearing friend, realistic playing age 17-19 petite, Middle Eastern or North African appearance, flirty, French/Arabic accent.
Please note: for script reasons this role is Not open to white or Asian actresses.
Filming: between 14-20th June
Pay: BBC/Equity agreement...
Series 2 of the hit BBC1 show is back.
Produced by BBC In-House Comedy, Citizen Khan is a warm family comedy written by Adil Ray, Richard Pinto and Anil Gupta. Our director is the talented Ben Gosling Fuller (That Mitchell and Webb Look, The Bleak Old Shop of Stuff) and our producer is the award winning Catherine Gosling (Pramface, Twenty Twelve).
Mr Khan (played by Adil Ray) is a larger than life character with big dreams and strident opinions. In this episode youngest daughter Alia (played by Bhavna Limbachia) has a visitor from France.
We are looking to cast Fatima - Alia’s hijab wearing friend, realistic playing age 17-19 petite, Middle Eastern or North African appearance, flirty, French/Arabic accent.
Please note: for script reasons this role is Not open to white or Asian actresses.
Filming: between 14-20th June
Pay: BBC/Equity agreement...
- 5/16/2013
- by [email protected] (ScreenTerrier)
- ScreenTerrier
Peep Show star Robert Webb has announced an eighth series of the Bafta-winning sitcom will go ahead next year.
The comedy writer confirmed that he and David Mitchell, who star as Jeremy and Mark - two socially dysfunctional men who remain flatmates despite having nothing in common - will make a much anticipated return to our screens by autumn 2012.
Webb said the series would be filmed in summer 2012, and on TV screens within months after that.
But the comedy actor caused confusion when he mistakenly called the next series, written by Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain, the 7th, which ended in 2010.
He wrote on his Twitter page:
Two more series of Channel 4's longest-running sitcom were commissioned in 2010, series 8 and 9, but fans were told they would have a long wait until the new episodes appeared on screen.
Peep Show has been running on Channel 4 since 2003 and despite the...
The comedy writer confirmed that he and David Mitchell, who star as Jeremy and Mark - two socially dysfunctional men who remain flatmates despite having nothing in common - will make a much anticipated return to our screens by autumn 2012.
Webb said the series would be filmed in summer 2012, and on TV screens within months after that.
But the comedy actor caused confusion when he mistakenly called the next series, written by Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain, the 7th, which ended in 2010.
He wrote on his Twitter page:
Two more series of Channel 4's longest-running sitcom were commissioned in 2010, series 8 and 9, but fans were told they would have a long wait until the new episodes appeared on screen.
Peep Show has been running on Channel 4 since 2003 and despite the...
- 12/5/2011
- by The Huffington Post UK
- Huffington Post
BBC Christmas 2011
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The BBC have revealed more details about their 2011 Christmas line up. Details of the Doctor Who special and the Borrowers have already been announced but the network have now confirmed that Great Expectations will air this Christmas rather than next year. The adaptation stars X-Files actress Gillian Anderson alongside Poirot star David Suchet.
Only Fools and Horses funny man David Jason returns to BBC1 in a comedy show called The Royal Bodyguard. Stephen Fry is set to star in the Victorian era sit-com The Bleak Old Shop Of Stuff and Jennifer Saunders et al return to the Beeb in two new episodes of Absolutely Fabulous.
Luther actor Steven Mackintosh, Eddie Izzard and Geoffrey Palmer will appear in a modern day Manchester based fairytale called Lost Christmas. Meanwhile, All Creatures Great and Small...
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The BBC have revealed more details about their 2011 Christmas line up. Details of the Doctor Who special and the Borrowers have already been announced but the network have now confirmed that Great Expectations will air this Christmas rather than next year. The adaptation stars X-Files actress Gillian Anderson alongside Poirot star David Suchet.
Only Fools and Horses funny man David Jason returns to BBC1 in a comedy show called The Royal Bodyguard. Stephen Fry is set to star in the Victorian era sit-com The Bleak Old Shop Of Stuff and Jennifer Saunders et al return to the Beeb in two new episodes of Absolutely Fabulous.
Luther actor Steven Mackintosh, Eddie Izzard and Geoffrey Palmer will appear in a modern day Manchester based fairytale called Lost Christmas. Meanwhile, All Creatures Great and Small...
- 11/21/2011
- by admin
Blackadder IV
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Blackadder veterans Stephen Fry and Tim McInnery are set to appear in BBC2′s new comedy series The Bleak Old Shop Of Stuff. The show is set in Dickensian London and centers around a man called Jedrington Secret-Past who runs the Old Shop of Stuff. Jedrington is played by Robert Webb and Katherine Parkinson plays his wife Conceptiva.
The show will begin with a one-hour Christmas special in which Stephne Fry will take on the role of the bizarrely named lawyer Malifax Skulkingworm. Three more 30 minute episodes will air early next year in which Tim McInnery will play Jedrinton’s new business partner Harmswell Grimstone. Other guest stars include Derek Griffiths and Kevin Eldon. It is written by Gareth Edwards and Mark Evans and is a tongue in...
By B Van Heusen
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Blackadder veterans Stephen Fry and Tim McInnery are set to appear in BBC2′s new comedy series The Bleak Old Shop Of Stuff. The show is set in Dickensian London and centers around a man called Jedrington Secret-Past who runs the Old Shop of Stuff. Jedrington is played by Robert Webb and Katherine Parkinson plays his wife Conceptiva.
The show will begin with a one-hour Christmas special in which Stephne Fry will take on the role of the bizarrely named lawyer Malifax Skulkingworm. Three more 30 minute episodes will air early next year in which Tim McInnery will play Jedrinton’s new business partner Harmswell Grimstone. Other guest stars include Derek Griffiths and Kevin Eldon. It is written by Gareth Edwards and Mark Evans and is a tongue in...
- 10/5/2011
- by admin
Stephen Fry is to star in a brand new Victorian comedy. The 'Qi' presenter will team up with 'Peep Show' star David Mitchell and Robert Webb for the BBC Two show - entitled 'The Bleak Old Shop Of Stuff - which is described as a "Dickensian comedy adventure". Beginning with a one-hour Christmas special followed by three 30-minute episodes shown in early 2012, Stephen will portray evil lawyer Malifax Skulkingworm, while Robert will take on the role of Jedrington Secret-Past, an upstanding family man and owner of The Old Shop Of Stuff. Robert said: "I'm really looking forward to working with my...
- 10/3/2011
- Virgin Media - TV
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