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| Born | November 6, 1951 |
| Hometown | Edmonton, Middlesex, England |
| Height | 5'10" (1.78m) |
| Spouse | Polly Williams (m 1989 - 2004) , Carolyn Cox (m 1974 - 1989) , Georgiana Bronfman (m 2007 - present) |
| Children | Katharine Havers |
| Parents | Michael Havers, Baron Havers |
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Nigel Havers, Sophie Davant, Warner Bros., ZDF Studios Celebrate ‘Cash or Trash’s’ 10 Years, 10 Territories (EXCLUSIVE)
- Celebrated actor Nigel Havers and French journalist Sophie Davant will join Warner Bros. International Television Production (WBITVP) and ZDF Studios to celebrate 10 years and a now 10 territory roll-out of antique auction show “Cash or Trash.” The property is produced by WBITVP and distributed internationally by ZDF Studios. Celebrations will take place as part […]
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It might be set in Los Angeles and about a New Yorker but there is a peculiarly British flavour to Better Things (BBC Two). English thesps Celia Imrie and Nigel Havers have popped up. Princess Diana has been mentioned in the script. Monty Python features on the soundtrack. It turns out that its creator and star Pamela Adlon got UK citizenship in 2020. This semi-autobiographical comedy-drama stars Adlon as Sam Fox (not that one, despite all that Anglophilia): a divorced, gravel-voiced actress rai
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42 Makes A Splash With Acquisition Of UK Agency Dalzell & Beresford; Clients Include Ralph Fiennes, Ciarán Hinds, Indira Varma, Matthew Goode, Simon Russell Beale, More
EXCLUSIVE: In an eye-catching acquisition, 42 has bought respected UK talent and literary agency Dalzell and Beresford, we can reveal. Veteran British agent Simon Beresford has joined the LA and London-based management and production company as a Partner and Manager and his roster is moving over with him. Clients include Ralph Fiennes, Matthew Goode, Sir […]
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British ‘X Factor’ Winner Alexandra Burke To Terrorize Dawn French In London Palladium Panto
Alexandra Burke, singer, song-writer and British X-Factor winner, has signed on to play the villainess in this year’s London Palladium pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk. Oh yes she has! Burke joins already announced stars Dawn French, Julian Clary, Paul Zerdin, Nigel Havers and Gary Wilmot. The panto runs at the Palladium from December 10 through January […]
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Why this is the worst time for touring theatre in generations
It goes without saying that British theatre has experienced unprecedented upheavals over the past couple of years. For obvious reasons, the convulsions afflicting institutions such as the National and our totemic West End have tended to take centre stage.
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All Creatures Great and Small will return for more episodes
All Creatures Great and Small has been given two more series by Channel 5.
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Private Lives, review: Havers and Hodge are perfect, but which coward cut the risqué lines?
What a beguilingly silly, slyly profound play Private Lives is, a temple to Noel Coward’s genius. It was a glittering hit when it opened at the Phoenix theatre in 1930; the author took the lead as Elyot opposite Gertrude Lawrence’s Amanda; they’re a couple five years divorced and thrown back together by the inspired circumstance of adjacent honeymoon hotel rooms on the French coast. Familiarity with the play hasn’t bred contempt. Despite many revivals, it keeps rising above cosy respectability t
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The 5 best shows on TV tonight: Wednesday 3 March
Horror drama The Terror debuts on BBC Two tonight, while there's a new crime docuseries on Netflix.
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ITV's Finding Alice coming back for season 2
Will Alice continue her journey of self-discovery?
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"You just never know what's in the offing."
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Finding Alice, episode 2 review: with each episode, this stylish thriller only gets more bizarre
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