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Fathoms
Season 2, Episode 2
Maggie and Eddie discover their favourite drag act are performing for one night only - and tickets are like gold dust. Thus begins an odyssey across London to get tickets, involving wigs, theatrical icons, lies and a whole lot of drama. Maggie is desperate to remind Eddie how much fun they used to have, but Eddie's new friend Whitney is determined to keep Eddie focused on getting a job to fund their future plans. Comedy, starring Nicola Coughlan, Lydia West and Hannah Onslow, with a guest appearance from Rupert Everett
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Nicola Coughlan
(Actor)
.. Maggie
Lydia West
(Actor)
.. Eddie
Marcus Collins
(Actor)
.. Cher
Eamon Farren
(Actor)
.. Krent
Luke Fetherston
(Actor)
.. Ryan
Anna Francolini
(Actor)
.. Esmeralda
Robert Gilbert
(Actor)
.. Will
Rebecca Lowman
(Actor)
.. Vanessa
Hannah Onslow
(Actor)
.. Whitney
Kyran Peet
(Actor)
.. Toni
Stephen Sobal
(Actor)
.. Owen
Amalia Vitale
(Actor)
.. Anya
Rupert Everett
(Actor)
.. Himself
Munroe Bergdorf
(Actor)
.. Door bitch
Camilla Whitehill
(Writer)
Rebecca Asher
(Director)
Nadia Jaynes
(Producer)
Lotte Beasley Mestriner
(Executive producer)
Laurence Bowen
(Executive producer)
Chris Carey
(Executive producer)
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Did You Know..
Nicola Coughlan
(Actor)
.. Maggie
Lydia West
(Actor)
.. Eddie
Marcus Collins
(Actor)
.. Cher
Eamon Farren
(Actor)
.. Krent
Luke Fetherston
(Actor)
.. Ryan
Anna Francolini
(Actor)
.. Esmeralda
Robert Gilbert
(Actor)
.. Will
Rebecca Lowman
(Actor)
.. Vanessa
Hannah Onslow
(Actor)
.. Whitney
Kyran Peet
(Actor)
.. Toni
Stephen Sobal
(Actor)
.. Owen
Amalia Vitale
(Actor)
.. Anya
Rupert Everett
(Actor)
.. Himself
Born:
May 29, 1959
in
Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk
Best Known For:
Being Madonna's pal.
Early-life:
Born Rupert James Hector Everett on May 29, 1959, in Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk. He has an older brother called Simon. Rupert grew up in privileged circumstances - his father was a Major in the British Army - but was a rebel. At seven, he began attending Ampleforth College in Yorkshire, where he learned to play the piano. He was expelled from the Central School of Speech and Drama in London for insubordination, but landed himself regular work at Glasgow's Citizens Theatre, performing in such productions as Don Juan and Heartbreak House.
Career:
Everett made his TV debut in The Manhood of Edward Robinson; his first film role came a year later in A Shocking Accident. Following the success of Another Country (both on stage and on film) and Dance with a Stranger in the 1980s, Everett took the potentially risky decision to openly declare his homosexuality. He enjoyed a successful stint as a model and published two novels before playing Julia Roberts' gay confidant in 1997's My Best Friend's Wedding, which helped revitalise his career. Since then he's appeared in such movies as Shakespeare in Love, An Ideal Husband, Stardust, St Trinians and Wild Target.
Quote:
'I'm a sex machine to both genders. It's all very exhausting. I need a lot of sleep.'
Trivia:
He also provided the voice of Prince Charming in the Shrek movies, presented documentaries on such subjects as Lord Byron and Sir Richard Burton and appeared in a West End production of Pygmalion.
Munroe Bergdorf
(Actor)
.. Door bitch
Camilla Whitehill
(Writer)
Rebecca Asher
(Director)
Nadia Jaynes
(Producer)
Lotte Beasley Mestriner
(Executive producer)
Laurence Bowen
(Executive producer)
Chris Carey
(Executive producer)
