“…Lewis…who can draw gasps by switching seamlessly from his British speaking voice to an American accent in mid sentence, offered a simpler explanation for his move. “I read a lot of unbelievably crappy film scripts . . . so it was nice to get a decent one for this show,” he said. “And why are there a lot of Brits here? Because you keep asking us. Thank you very much.”

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A big thank you goes out to Ryan from Grosmont, the Welsh village that was the main site for the filming of The Baker starring and produced by Damian Lewis. Ryan shared information about the special, sold-out screening of the film in Monmouth, Wales on July 21st at the charming Savoy Theatre.

Ryan said that Director Gareth Lewis was in attendance as well as Welsh actor Dyfan Dwyfor. The screening was offered by the producers as a thank you to the people of Grosmont and was followed by a reception at the Angel Inn which is featured in the movie as The Daffodil. The film’s producers have also made a charitable donation to the local Church of St. Nicholas to help with needed repairs.

Ryan found the film “highly entertaining and very amusing”; click here to read his entire message. Click here (PDF file) to view an advertisement for the special screening that appeared in the Monmouthshire Beacon which indicates that the film has a “PG” rating.

» The Shakespeare Retold DVD was released in North America today including Much Ado About Nothing starring Damian Lewis and Sarah Parish.

» On July 31st
The Situation featuring Connie Nielsen and Damian Lewis will be released on DVD in the US and Canada.

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