We Might Regret This
10:00 pm - 10:30 pm, Wednesday, February 25 on BBC Two England (2)
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Season 2, Episode 1
Freya is struggling with her modelling career. Her dreams of relaunching herself as an artist in London seem to be slowly fading away. Attempting to quit and regain some sense of control over her life and ambitions, she has met, with more than a little hysteria from her agents, the Olivias. They also spot, to their shock, an engagement ring on her finger. Starring Kyla Harris
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Kyla Harris
(Actor)
.. Freya
Darren Boyd
(Actor)
.. Abe
Elena Saurel
(Actor)
.. Jo
Edward Bluemel
(Actor)
.. Levi
Sally Phillips
(Actor)
.. Jane
Aasiya Shah
(Actor)
.. Ty
Emma Sidi
(Actor)
.. Olivia
Hanako Footman
(Actor)
.. Olyvya
Sophie Thompson
(Actor)
.. Bean
Jason Fernandez Birchwood
(Actor)
.. Dani
Amanda Blue
(Director)
Simone Nathan
(Writer)
Rebecca Murrell
(Producer)
Ash Atalla
(Executive producer)
Alex Smith
(Executive producer)
Lee Getty
(Executive producer)
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Did You Know..
Kyla Harris
(Actor)
.. Freya
Darren Boyd
(Actor)
.. Abe
Born:
January 30, 1971
in
Hastings
Best Known For:
Spy, and Case Sensitive.
Early-life:
Darren John Boyd was born in Hastings on January 30, 1971. As a teenager, he began acting in amateur theatre and local productions.
Career:
Darren moved to London in his mid-twenties when he was cast in the West End production of Les Miserables. His big break came in 1998 when landed a role in BBC sitcom Kiss Me Kate. This led to parts in Hippies, Smack the Pony, Watching Ellie, Green Wing, and Saxondale. He starred in short-lived comedy Whites before having more success playing John Cleese in Holy Flying Circus. His recent work includes sitcom Spy, crime drama Case Sensitive and miniseries The Guilty. He has appeared on the big screen in High Heels and Low Lifes (2002), Magicians (2007), Four Lions (2010), The World's End (2013) and Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa (2013).
Quote:
'I'm not a comedian, I don't want to depend on a singular box of tricks. I like story and characters, to take on world views that are not my own.'
Trivia:
He made one series of quirky sitcom Los Dos Bros for Channel 4 - it won a Silver Rose for Best Sitcom at the Montreux Festival in 2002. He won a Bafta for best male comedy role in 2012 for Spy.
Elena Saurel
(Actor)
.. Jo
Edward Bluemel
(Actor)
.. Levi
Sally Phillips
(Actor)
.. Jane
Born:
May 10, 1970
in
Hong Kong
Best Known For:
Smack the Pony
Early-life:
Phillips was born in Hong Kong in 1970, the daughter of Tim Phillips, the chairman of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club who host The Championships, Wimbledon. She was educated at the private Wycombe Abbey School, in Campbell House and then graduated from New College, Oxford with a 1st class degree in Italian. Keen for a career on the stage she was involved in nine consecutive Edinburgh festivals. Her first TV role was in Lee and Herring's Fist of Fun in 1994, shortly after followed by a cameo in Alas Smith and Jones.
Career:
Her role as a receptionist in I'm Alan Partridge proved to be her big break and she was nominated for best female newcomer at the British Comedy Awards that year. She had a starring role in the short-lived 1999 British comedy series Hippies (with Simon Pegg and Julian Rhind-Tutt), and also co-created and wrote Smack the Pony, the all-female, double Emmy Award winning comedy show. She appeared in Bridget Jones's Diary as 'Shazzer', and has appeared in such success stories as Jam and Jerusalem and hit comedy Miranda.
Quote:
'Both my boys are obsessed with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and I have spawned the greatest, tiniest Dick Van Dyke impersonators of all time. Me Ol' Bamboo has to be seen to be believed.'
Trivia:
She has played the title role in Radio 4 sitcom Clare in the Community since 2004.
Aasiya Shah
(Actor)
.. Ty
Emma Sidi
(Actor)
.. Olivia
Hanako Footman
(Actor)
.. Olyvya
Sophie Thompson
(Actor)
.. Bean
Born:
January 20, 1962
in
Hampstead, London
Best Known For:
Playing Mafalda Hopkirk in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1.
Early-life:
Born on January 20, 1962 in Hampstead, London to actress Phyllida Law and actor Eric Thompson. She is the younger sister of actress Emma Thompson. She first appeared on TV at age 15, starring in the BBC adaptation of A Traveller in Time. She then went on to study at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
Career:
Thompson appeared in a number of films during the 1990s, including Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994), Emma (1996) and Dancing at Lughnasa (1998). She also made a number of TV appearances in the 1990s and 2000s, including in Jonathan Creek, Persuasion, Midsomer Murders and Doc Martin. From 2006 to 2007 she played Stella Crawford in EastEnders. More recently, she has appeared in such films as Eat Pray Love (2010), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 (2010) and That Day We Sang (2014), as well as such TV series as Lightfields, Detectorists and Jericho. Aside from TV and film, Thompson has had a successful stage career that has seen her nominated for Olivier Awards on several occasions, and even winning one when she portrayed The Baker's Wife in Into the Woods from 1998 to 1999. In 2014, Thompson won Celebrity Masterchef and released a recipe book, My Family Kitchen, the year after.
Quote:
'I wonder what it was like to be an actor years ago. We're so respected now and I don't think it does us any good. We used to be vagabonds. I want to be a vagabond!'
Trivia:
She released her first children's book, Zoo Boy, in 2016.
Jason Fernandez Birchwood
(Actor)
.. Dani
Amanda Blue
(Director)
Simone Nathan
(Writer)
Rebecca Murrell
(Producer)
Ash Atalla
(Executive producer)
Alex Smith
(Executive producer)
Lee Getty
(Executive producer)
