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Shaun Evans, aka DS Endeavour Morse, on the Economy of the Gesture in Storytelling
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Shaun Evans, aka DS Endeavour Morse, on the Economy of the Gesture in Storytelling

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 / 5 June 2019

When Shaun Evans was recruited to play young Morse, he had been acting for over ten years, yet it's Endeavour that's likely his magnum opus. In this interview, he discusses the defining work that not only allowed his acting talent to blossom but also nurtured his natural storytelling ability.

‘Queerama’ Brings Archived LGBT Brits Out of the Shadows
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‘Queerama’ Brings Archived LGBT Brits Out of the Shadows

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 / 21 March 2018

In this engaging patchwork of LGBT life in British film and TV, subjects were initially filmed from behind to protect their anonymity. But soon they stepped out of the shadows and faced the camera, undisguised.

The Perfectly Suitable, Perfectly Silly Comedy of Harry Hill
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The Perfectly Suitable, Perfectly Silly Comedy of Harry Hill

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 / 19 May 2017
Harry Hill pulls funny faces and he does stupid things. But these are things I like in a comedian (as opposed to, say, a US president).
The Frankenstein Chronicles: Series 1, Episode 1 – “A World Without God”
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The Frankenstein Chronicles: Series 1, Episode 1 – “A World Without God”

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 / 16 November 2015
The Frankenstein Chronicles is not a lumbering monster, but a finely crafted, dark Georgian mystery.
Word Play, Opera, ‘Endeavour’
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Word Play, Opera, ‘Endeavour’

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 / 29 June 2014
Both Endeavour, and its parent series Inspector Morse make a point of juxtaposing a lovely illusion of Oxford with the city's uglier realities.
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Endeavour: An Almost Sequel

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 / 4 January 2012