Charles is called to sit in on a disciplinary hearing alongside Guy Mannion. Brownlow and Mannion must uncover the truth behind a claim that an officer disobeyed orders during a riot. Petherbridge is prosecuting attorney Geoffrey Lanning.
Mime sequences in the film version of KNOTS (1975) 1)Edward Petherbridge and Paola Dionisotti. 2)With Matthew Long. Laing's KNOTS was adapted for the stage por Edward Petherbridge and first presented in 1973 por the Actors' Company.
Five to Eleven was a popular televisão programme on BBC1 which ran between 1986 and 1990.Here Edward Petherbridge presents poesia and prose on different stages of life, from birth through to old age and death.
In this clip from his one-man show Mr Dickens/Mr Shakespeare (1999), Edward Petherbridge performs Sonnet 57 ('Being your slave, what should I do but tend/Upon the hours and times of your desire?) as a mobile-phone message.
Edward Petherbridge sings 'When that I was and a little tiny boy' from Twelfth Night at the end of his one-man show Mister Dickens/Mr Shakespeare. Performed here at the Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon in 1999.
Edward Petherbridge's beautifully drawn and deeply moving portrait of Charles Dickens's Doctor Marigold. From his one-man show Mr Dickens/Mr Shakespeare, performed here at the Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon in 1999.
Three excerpts featuring Edward Petherbridge as Charlie Marsden in Eugene O'Neill's Strange Interlude. Also featured in these clips are Glenda Jackson as Nina, David Dukes as Darrell, Ken Howard as Sam, and Julie Eccles as Madeline.
Charles is called to sit in on a disciplinary hearing alongside Guy Mannion. Brownlow and Mannion must uncover the truth behind a claim that an officer disobeyed orders during a riot. Petherbridge is prosecuting attorney Geoffrey Lanning.
Edward Petherbridge leitura his own poem 'Infinity, and So Forth' at início in London. The poem was recorded directly to webcam on 13 March 2010 and 'premiered' the seguinte dia on Edward's blog, Petherbridge's Weekly Post.