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Gene (band)
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Gene | |
Origin | London, England |
Genres | Alternative rock, Britpop |
Years active | 1993–2004 |
Labels | Costermonger, Polydor, Contra |
Associated acts | Palace Fires Call Me Jolene Martin Rossiter Sp!n The Go Hole Alan Thatcher |
Past members | Martin Rossiter Steve Mason Matt James Kevin Miles |
Gene were an English alternative rock quartet that rose to prominence in the mid-1990s. Formed in 1993, they were popularly labelled as a Britpop band and often drew comparisons to The Smiths because of their Morrissey-esque lead singer, Martin Rossiter. Gene's music was influenced by The Jam, The Small Faces, The Style Council and The Clash.
The Go Hole and Spin[edit]
Gene's origins lie in a previous band which was first called The Go Hole, named after a fictional "Beat" club in John Clellon Holmes' novel Go, and later renamed Sp!n when they became a four piece. The band was formed by Lee Clark (vocals/guitar) and Daz Walton (bass). Soon afterwards, James joined on drums with John Mason on bass. Their first single recorded in the same studios as The Ruts' In a Rut' appeared on their own Big Pop Records label. A John Peel session fueled their early success where they mixed with the Camberwell scene mingling with members of House of Love, My White Bedroom and Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. Self-managed, apart from a couple of brushes with mini music moguls (in their own minds), John Mason would organise and negotiate much of the group's gigs, contracts and press especially later when they were a four piece. After 18 months Clark, Mason and James invited John's brother Steve Mason to play lead/rhythm guitar and thereby free Clark to focus on vocal style.
Two singles, 'Scratches (in the sand)' and 'Let's pretend' were released in 1990 and 1991 respectively as an album had been recorded with Stephen Street as producer. Then, Sp!n were involved in a road accident. John Mason suffered a serious head injury and an 11-day coma. The day prior to the accident, Clark had offered his resignation in a letter to the rest of the band, due to his dissatisfaction with the way the band and its record label, Foundation, were guiding its course. A further EP entitled 'Hot Blood' was released in late-1991 and the album also came out entitled "In Motion". With headlines of road crashes and injuries the public perception of a vibrant new band was hard to maintain. Change again was thrust upon them.
John Mason, disappointed with the music business and his ideals of The Clash, Crass and independence overlooked for the limited vision of those caught up in legal wrangling, went on to become a writer. An emotive term like 'mental damage' for some was too hard to ignore regardless of its validity. Clark briefly recorded demos with Andrew "Snake" Newton, who had been the live sound engineer for Spin, then gave up music to become a primary school teacher. Clark felt he was getting a bit old to be a rock star and decided to play and record only in his own bedroom and indeed returned to this after a hiatus of about ten years.
Wanting to continue together in a band, Steve Mason and James recruited bass player Kevin Miles, who had a long association with the band. After seeing Watford-based Welshman Martin Rossiter cross the floor of a club, Mason approached him and they began to talk. Their meeting ended with Rossiter handing out his business card ("Martin Rossiter: Soothsayer to the Stars") and Mason asking Rossiter if he would like to audition with the band. Rossiter appeared on Spin's last demos as "Martin T. Falls" (a nod to the Mancunian band The Fall) shortly before the decision was made to adopt the name Gene.
Rossiter's emotive voice proved an effective pairing with Mason's intricate guitar riffs, whilst Miles and James added further credibility both being multi instrumentalists.
By the time NME journalists Keith Cameron and Roy Wilkinson encountered Gene, the band had already gained some live experience and written several songs. Cameron and Wilkinson were impressed enough to form independent record label Costermonger, created with the sole purpose of promoting Gene to a wider audience. Their début release, the double A-sided single "For The Dead" / "Child's Body", was released on the fledgling Costermonger label in May 1994. The single received a great deal of attention from the music press: Select named it "Single Of The Month", whilst NME made it their "Single of the Week".
The limited edition of 1,994 copies sold out in two days. Numerous live shows followed, but it was Gene's performance in support of Pulp at London's The Forum that revealed the band to be a real force to be reckoned with. "Gene have just played third on the bill and willed the crowd into treating them like headliners who are very, very big indeed", said NME. "He [Martin] has made people love him, and now he's loving every minute of it."[this quote needs a citation]
With Gene already developing a devotional fan-base, a new single was planned to consolidate their popularity. The second single, a triple A-side consisting of "Be My Light Be My Guide", "This Is Not My Crime" and "I Can't Help Myself" was released on August 1, 1994 via Costermonger. Melody Maker awarded "Be My Light Be My Guide" its "Single Of The Week".[citation needed]
Popular success[edit]
After achieving the top spot in the UK indie chart and number 54 in the UK Singles Chart, the band played their first UK headlining tour that included a show at London's Paradise Club which sold out immediately, cramming 800 people into the venue. The plaudits hadn't gone unnoticed by the big record companies, and Gene eventually signed a deal with Polydor Records. For many observers, this was to prove a turning point for the band. After a successful appearance at the Reading Festival, the band released their third single 'Sleep Well Tonight', just prior to embarking on a large national tour, preceded by several sold-out French dates. Through 1995, Gene were still going from strength to strength.
Featuring strongly in both critics and readers end of year polls, Gene were the recipients of the inaugural NME Brat Award for 'Best New Act', and as such played at the sold out Brat Award ceremony at the London Astoria. They adorned the covers of both the NME and Melody Maker, who voted them their 'Brightest Hope' for 1995. Their fourth single, 'Haunted By You', became the band's second Top 40 hit (reaching number 32), whilst their debut LP Olympian reached number 8 in the album chart following a plethora of excellent reviews. The album also gained Gene their first silver disc, recording sales of over 70,000 in the UK alone, and when the final single from the album was released ("Olympian"), it went into the Top 20 of the UK Singles Chart.
The summer and autumn of 1995 were spent touring the world, including a well-received performance at Glastonbury Festival, headlining Reading Festival, a tour of Japan and Europe and then a foray into the USA. With Christmas looming, the band entered the studio again for pre-production on their new album, scheduled for release the following year. 1996 began with a remixed 'For the Dead' which subsequently became Gene's biggest hit (peaking at number 14 in the Top 40), leading to their début appearance on Top of the Pops. To See The Lights, an LP of rarities, live tracks, radio sessions and acoustic versions of singles, was released in January and reached the number 11 spot in the album charts. A national tour was undertaken during most of the same month, culminating in two sell-out London shows at Shepherds Bush Empire and the Astoria.
In anticipation of their second studio LP, October 1996 saw the release of 'Fighting Fit', an up-tempo rock song which reached number 22. The start of 1997 heralded the release of 'We Could Be Kings', another epic rock song which again proved to be very popular, reaching number 18. The LP Drawn to The Deep End takes its name from a 'Fighting Fit' B-side, and it revealed a lavish production replete with strings, far more prominent guitar solos from Mason, and a rather warbling vocal affectation from Rossiter. The album showed some measure of musical development from the band, which was reflected by the inclusion of a keyboardist in their live shows (Grand Drive's Julian Wilson [1996-98, 2004], former Style Council keyboardist Mick Talbot [1999-2001], Marcus Brown [2001], and Angie Pollack [2003-2004]), and the fact that Rossiter was starting to master the art of singing live whilst playing the keyboard for some songs. Lyrically speaking, the dominating themes of the album were loneliness and deep yearning. Indeed, Rossiter was in the depths of depression during the making of the album and the songs resulting from this period remain some of the band's most powerful work. Drawn to the Deep End was another critical success, with Q magazine awarding it four stars. Like its predecessor, the album entered the top 10 of the album charts, and subsequent singles, 'Where Are They Now?' and 'Speak to me Someone' both made the top 40, at 22 and 30 respectively.
Arguably the defining moment of the band's career came in March 1997 when they played with a full orchestra to a sell-out audience at the Royal Albert Hall. Transmitted on Radio 1, the event was commemorated by the release of two live EPs in tandem with the last two singles from Drawn to the Deep End. They also played in Hong Kong that year as part of the festivities of the UK's ceding the island back into Chinese hands.
By late 1997, Rossiter in particular had gained some press attention in his newfound status as a minor celebrity. He had already appeared as a guest on Never Mind the Buzzcocks and various articles speculated on his sexuality (much to Rossiter's bemusement. As he told Sorted magazine: "I've never hidden the fact that I've slept on both sides of the bed and people find that very odd that I was quite happy to say 'yeah, I'm bisexual and it doesn't really matter."[1]) He also hit the headlines due to a war of words between Rossiter and comedian Paul Kaye which culminated in Rossiter headbutting Kaye in a nightclub.
Revelations and leaving Polydor[edit]
1998 served as a fallow year for the band, used for writing new material as well as a few low-key shows and events such as Radio 1's Sound City. In fact, the most newsworthy article about Gene during this year was of Martin Rossiter's 'drastic' change in image. Gone were the suit jackets with white shirts and the floppy side-parted hair, in favour of the mod-like Fred Perry polo shirts, jeans and a very short haircut. The new look was to be reflective of the band's rockier forthcoming studio LP, Revelations. On their return from relative wilderness, it appeared that Gene had lost a lot of their prestige during their year out of the limelight, and were no longer the golden boys of the indie scene. First off the LP, released in February 1999, was a Jam-like political single called 'As Good As it Gets', which entered the charts at number 23 to lukewarm reviews. Revelations was released that March to very mixed reviews; the NME awarded it 5/10, concluding that the album was "pretty thin on the ground".
Revelations carries some very political songs, such as the aforementioned 'As Good As it Gets', 'The British Disease' and 'Mayday'. Rossiter, who had an occasional political spot on BBC Radio Five Live, launched a vitriolic critique on New Labour's first term in office. The album charted disappointingly at number 23, and the second single from the album, 'Fill Her Up', charted at number 37 that April. Despite a successful and comprehensive tour around the country, again selling out many venues, as well as making a successful appearance at the Reading Festival of that year, Gene and Polydor parted ways. The band felt somewhat undermined by their label's lack of support and failure to market the album adequately. As Rossiter explained: "Only when we got to Gretna Green did we realise that Polydor had disembarked at Crewe." Whilst the band made the best of Revelations' raw, live sound during the album's promotion, as well as the fact that the recording of the album took less than a month to complete (the marketing literature said it was in order to best convey the energy apparent from their live shows), after the split they claimed that they could have made it a better album had they been given more time by their label. Certainly, Revelations was by no means a failure, and it probably would have been a greater popular success given the right backing. Although Gene lost a lot of the benefits of being on a major label, they did at least gain artistic independence again.
Artistic freedom and Libertine[edit]
Despite the lack of the support of a major record label, Gene spent a good portion of 2000 touring the world, which climaxed in a sell-out tour of the USA. One of their shows, at the Los Angeles venue Troubadour, was broadcast over the internet in what was then a record-breaking webcast, screened to at least 60,000 people worldwide. Only two months after the recording of that show, Gene released Rising for Sunset, a live album recorded from that Troubadour show. The webcast and album were promoted with a pioneering international internet-only campaign resulting in 40k units sold upon its universal release. As well as rehearsing the band's hits, they released two new tracks, 'Rising For Sunset' and 'Somewhere in the World'; promising songs that bade well for their next studio LP and marking a return to the romance of their more popular tracks.
That album, entitled Libertine, was released in October 2001 on Gene's own label, Sub Rosa Records.[2]
Despite further successful live shows in subsequent years including a set at the Morrissey curated Royal Festival Hall Meltdown Festival in June 2004, Gene opted for an amicable split later that year. Gene's last live performance was played on 16 December 2004 at the London Astoria.
The band members have all continued to work in music. Roy Wilkinson went on to manage the band British Sea Power, while Snake Newton went on to mix an assortment of acts including Duran Duran, Sugababes, Pet Shop Boys and Snow Patrol.
In the third week of January 2008, all four members of Gene briefly took to the stage again for their ex-manager Jerry Smith's 50th birthday party. They performed five songs at the 100 Club in London: "Be My Light, Be My Guide", "For The Dead", "Where Are They Now?", "London, Can You Wait?" and "Olympian".
In January 2014, all four studio albums plus To See the Lights were reissued in double disc deluxe editions containing extra materials (demos, out-takes, radio versions and live). Drummer Matt James discussed the re-releases and the history of the band with UK music website The Mouth Magazine.[3]
Studio Albums[edit]
- 1995 Olympian - UK No. 8
- 1997 Drawn to the Deep End - No. 8
- 1999 Revelations - No. 25
- 2001 Libertine - No. 92
Live Album[edit]
- 2000 Rising for Sunset - No. 118
- 1996 To See the Lights - No. 11
- 2001 As Good As It Gets: The Best Of
- 2006 The Collection
- 2006 The John Peel Sessions
- 1994 "For the Dead"
- 1994 "Be My Light, Be My Guide" - UK No. 54
- 1994 "Sleep Well Tonight" - No. 36
- 1995 "Haunted by You" - No. 32
- 1995 "Be My Light, Be My Guide" / "I Can't Help Myself"
- 1995 "Olympian" - No. 18
- 1995 "Still Can't Find the Phone" (Germany)
- 1996 "For the Dead" (re-issue) - No. 14
- 1996 "Fighting Fit" - No. 22
- 1997 "We Could Be Kings" - No. 17
- 1997 "Where Are They Now?" - No. 22
- 1997 "Speak to Me Someone" - No. 30
- 1999 "As Good As It Gets" - No. 23
- 1999 "Fill Her Up" - No. 36
- 2001 "Is It Over?" - did not chart
- 2001 "Does He Have a Name?" (promo)
- 2004 "Let Me Move On" - No. 69
- ^ Patrick Horan, "It's all in a haircut",Sorted Magazine
- ^ Spin to me someone | News | NME.com. 11 October 2001.
- ^ The Mouthcast - Matt James Interview, 30 January 2014.
- ^ Gene on Discogs.com
- ^ a b Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 224. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.


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Neil Morrissey
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Neil Morrissey | |
Born | Neil Anthony Morrissey 4 July 1962 Stafford, England |
Nationality | British |
Occupation | Actor, comedian, pub landlord, businessman, media personality |
Years active | 1983–present |
Notable work | See below |
Spouse(s) | Amanda Noar (m. 1987–91) (divorced) |
Partner(s) | Elizabeth Carling (1991) Amanda Holden (2000) |
Children | 1 son (b. 1989) |
Neil Anthony Morrissey (born 4 July 1962) is an English actor, media personality and businessman. He is best known for his role as Tony in Men Behaving Badly.
He is also known for his role as Rocky in Boon, the voice of Bob, Lofty and Farmer Pickles in Bob the Builder, the voice of Nick in Roary the Racing Car and deputy head Eddie Lawson in Waterloo Road.
Early life[edit]
Morrissey was born in Stafford to Irish parents. He and his brother Stephen (who died in 1997) were placed under a care order and later legally separated from their parents (both psychiatric nurses) after they went on multiple theft and burglary sprees. [1] The boys spent much of their childhood in separate foster homes, Morrissey spending most of his time at the Penkhull Children's Home.[2] After studying at Thistley Hough High School in Penkhull, he was fostered by the family of his friend Mark Langston. This lasted for nearly two years after leaving the children's home at 17. He studied for his A levels at the City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College. During this time he was an active member of the Stoke Repertory Theatre, Stoke Schools Theatre, and Stoke Original Theatre and performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1979. His successful application to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama resulted in an unconditional offer which paved the way for the next steps in his theatrical career.
On leaving Guildhall, Morrissey paid off his student debts by landing parts in film productions. His first role in 1984 was Able Seaman Matthew Quintal in The Bounty alongside Mel Gibson, Anthony Hopkins and Laurence Olivier.
In 1984 he also appeared in episode 5 (of series 5) of the police drama Juliet Bravo, shown on BBC1. Morrissey shot to fame in the mid-1980s as dim biker Rocky in the ITV drama series Boon. In 1990, he played the lead role of Noddy in the British spoof horror film I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle which involved many of the actors from Boon.
His role as Tony in Men Behaving Badly was created to replace the character of Dermot after Harry Enfield's departure from the series. The series became one of the most popular UK sitcoms of the 1990s and turned Morrissey into a national star and a target for the tabloid newspapers. His ongoing romance storyline with co-star Leslie Ash led to the pair appearing in several advertisements for Homebase. In 1997, he starred in the Comedy Premiere The Chest and in 1998 two TV series: My Summer with Des and The Vanishing Man.
Circa 1999, Morrisey starred in a comedy drama called Shakespeare's Birthday, in which he played a coach driver. One of his colleagues was played by Tony Selby.
Morrissey also starred in the John Godber film about rugby league called Up n Under and voiced several characters in the children's television series Bob the Builder, including the lead character, in which role he scored a Christmas 2000 UK number 1 single with "Can We Fix It?". In addition, he provides the narration for Morph (in recent years) and Maisy.
In 2002, Morrissey returned to TV screens in the drama series Paradise Heights which ran for two series. He then had a starring role in the BBC sitcom Carrie and Barry from 2004–2005.
His West End theatre work includes Speed, Robin Hood, The Daughter In-Law and his critically acclaimed West End performance in A Passionate Woman. In 2005 Morrissey performed in Victoria Wood's musical adaptation of Acorn Antiques The Musical alongside Julie Walters, Celia Imrie, Duncan Preston and Josie Lawrence. Morrissey took over the role of Nathan Detroit from Nigel Lindsay in the London revival of Guys and Dolls from 6 March 2006 until June 2006.
In 2006 he was the guest host for an episode of Channel 4's The Friday Night Project before taking on the role as presenter on the BBC Two car related game show Petrolheads.
In 2007 he appeared in British TV show Skins as the father of Cassie and made a guest appearance in Neighbours as a priest, remarrying long term characters Susan (Jackie Woodburne) and Karl (Alan Fletcher) on a boat in the River Thames.
On 11 October 2007 he made his first appearance in the BBC's Waterloo Road as new deputy head teacher, Eddie Lawson. He was in this role for two series, making his final appearance in May 2009.
In August 2009 he promoted a national tour of the play Rain Man.[3]
During the 2009 Christmas season he played the role of Buttons in the Pantomime 'Cinderella' at The Assembly Rooms in Derby. Neil Morrisey is also back by popular demand again in the pantomime 'Aladdin' playing the character of Wishey-Washey at The Assembly Rooms in Derby.
In January 2012 Morrissey took on the role of "Fagin", in Lionel Barts musical "Oliver" at the Palace Theatre Manchester.
In July 2013, Morrissey reprised his Skins role as Marcus Ainsworth, the father of Hannah Murray's character Cassie Ainsworth. He appeared in both parts of Skins Pure.
Morrissey is starring alongside Adrian Edmonson, Robert Webb and Miles Jupp in the play Neville's Island at Duke of York's Theatre, London during Autumn 2014.[4]
In 2015 he portrayed an evil man named Keith in CBBC's The Dumping Ground, just for one episode.
Spoof show[edit]
On 1 April 2006, a BBC Three spoof programme titled Neil Morrissey's Secret documented sides of Morrissey's life that were previously unknown to the world at large.[5] It alleged he has a house, wife and two children in Jordan as well as a degree in Botany for which he had studied for 20 years. These studies were integral to his motivation to find a breakthrough in anti-ageing. According to the documentary he has invented a cream called 'The Essence' which contains extracts of a plant found only in a remote Jordanian village. In the documentary the cream's acolytes include celebrities such as Jane Seymour, Gloria Hunniford and Phillipa Forrester. The show followed Morrissey as he carried out his research which involved years of study and crossing continents, funded by his lucrative acting career. Ultimately Morrissey launches the cream only to have his friends concerned for his health, his laboratory broken into, and a trip to Jordan where he finds that the villagers whose trust he had gained through time spent with them, have abandoned their homes because of the fall-out of his discovery. This hoax was launched on 1 April and despite the suspicions caused by this date as April Fool's Day, it still managed to convince some people that it was true.
Morrissey has invested his earnings successfully in various projects, including production companies and his own television advertising and production company, Cactus Media Group.[citation needed]
He lives in a two bedroom flat in Crouch End, has no mortgage, and bought his first 'flash' car in 2002. He has investments in Babington House, Somerset; and has money in stocks and shares.[citation needed] He has also bought his mother a home in Stafford.[citation needed]
Morrissey's love of the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas led to him and his business partners Matt Roberts and Kevin Roos buying up numerous properties in the village of Laugharne, including the Hurst Hotel, the New Three Mariners pub and Brown's Hotel in April 2004 for £670,000.[6] In October 2006 it was announced that the business had put Brown's Hotel on the market in order to finance the redevelopment of the Hurst Hotel,[7] and the expansion of the private members' club, Hurst House in Covent Garden, London.[8] In July 2008, with delays encountered on the construction of Hurst House-at-the-Mill, a luxury hotel in Hertfordshire due to open in 2009, the Laugharne based assets of the Hurst House group went into a packaged administration. The assets were subsequently bought by new investors backing Roberts, resulting in the end of Morrissey's association with Laugharne.[9]
Morrissey part owned the lease on the Ye Olde Punch Bowl Inn in Marton, North Yorkshire. From this base came the Morrissey Fox range of real ale beer, developed by Morrissey and chef Richard Fox which is still in production. In June 2009, it was reported that his Welsh pub had failed and that the company owed £250,000,[10] and the lease to Ye Olde Punch Bowl Inn was handed back to the owner after just 18 months on 22 October 2009.[11]
Morrissey avoided bankruptcy over his failed business ventures but entered an IVA.[12]
Personal life[edit]
Morrissey married Amanda Noar in 1987 after meeting her when she guested in an episode of Boon; the couple have a son born in 1989. He also has five nieces and a nephew. The couple divorced in 1991. He then became engaged to actress Elizabeth Carling whom he had first met in 1989 when she too was working on Boon. They parted on good terms: she later guested alongside him on Men Behaving Badly. His subsequent affairs have been well documented by the British tabloids, including dating Rachel Weisz after starring together in My Summer with Des in 1998: they lived together at his flat in Crouch End.[13]
The tabloid interest peaked with Morrissey's affair with actress Amanda Holden at the height of his fame in 2000 and when her husband, comedian Les Dennis was taking part in Celebrity Big Brother. The affair was the primary reason for Holden's and Dennis's separation and subsequent divorce. At the story's height, there were 35 photographers outside his apartment block, and he had to ask a neighbour to buy him milk and other essentials – he later asked the police to help him get to his car.
Morrissey has numerous tattoos. According to one version of their origin, Morrissey applied them himself with needles and Indian ink. On his left arm is his first name and a blob which was going to be his initials before it became infected causing him to require an anti-tetanus injection. On his right is a squiggle which is a reversed version of The Saint logo.[13] Morrissey himself says the tattoos were done by other boys at the children's home. The boys there apparently saw that he did not have a tattoo and so gave him the option of a tattoo or a beating. He decided on the tattoo and now regrets not taking the other option.[14]
In 2006 Morrissey was awarded an honorary degree from Staffordshire University.[15][16][17]
He is a supporter of the London based football club Crystal Palace.[18] A fan of real ale, in 2011 he produced a real ale with the club called Palace Ale.[19]
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
1984 | The Bounty | Seaman Matthew Quintal | Film debut |
1987 | Playing Away | Ian | |
1990 | I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle | Noddy, aka Nick Oddie | |
1992 | The Ballad of Kid Divine: The Cockney Cowboy | Cass Malone | |
1993 | Liberation: Captive 2 | Video game (voice only) | |
1994 | Staggered | Video Biographer | |
1995 | Trafford Tanzi | Dean Rebel | TV movie |
1996 | The Vanishing Man | Nick Cameron | TV movie |
Roger Roger | Phil | TV movie | |
1997 | The Chest | John Croft | TV movie |
1998 | Jack and the Beanstalk | Jack | TV movie |
Up 'n' Under | Steve | ||
My Summer with Des | Martin | TV movie | |
1999 | Hunting Venus | Charlotte | TV movie |
The Match | Piss-Off | ||
The Flint Street Nativity | Adrian Atherton/Wise Man | TV movie | |
The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything | Director | TV movie | |
2000 | Happy Birthday Shakespeare | Will Green | TV movie |
2001 | Bob the Builder: A Christmas to Remember | Bob/Lofty/Farmer Pickles | Direct-to-video animated film (voice only) |
Another World | Captain Ronald Brimstone | Animated film (voice only) | |
2002 | Triggerman | Pete Maynard | |
2003 | Bob the Builer: The Knights of Can-A-Lot | Bob/Lofty/Farmer Pickles | Animated TV movie (voice only) |
2004 | Monkey Trousers | Various roles | |
Bob the Builder: The Big Dino Dig | Bob/Lofty/Farmer Pickles | Direct-to-video animated film (voice only) | |
2005 | The Adventures of William Shakespeare | Richard III | |
2006 | Acorn Antiques: The Musical | John/Tony | Direct-to-video film |
2008 | Clubbed | Simon | |
2010 | Inn Mates | Brian | TV movie |
2011 | The Adventures of William Shakespeare Vol. 2 | Richard III | |
Care for Kids | Himself | ||
2012 | Run for Your Wife | Gary |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
1984 | Juliet Bravo | Oliver | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
1985 | Roll Over Beethoven | Youth | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
1985 | Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense | Policeman | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
1985 | Travellers by Night | Flick | Miniseries – Recurring Role |
1986 | C.A.T.S. Eyes | Trevor | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
1987 | Pulaski | Tarquin Taylor | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
1987–95 | Boon | Rocky Cassidy | Recurring Role |
1992–99 | Men Behaving Badly | Tony | Leading Role |
1992 | Cluedo | Gordan Ferrar | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
1993 | Comedy Playhouse | Danny | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
1993 | The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer | Himself | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
1995 | The Morph Files | Narrator | Recurring Role (Voice Only) |
1995 | Noel's House Party | Sammy Shammy | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
1997 | Brambly Hedge | Wilfred Toadflax | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode (Voice Only) |
1997 | Soul Music | Mort | Recurring Role (Voice Only) |
1998 | The Vanishing Man | Nick Cameron | Recurring Role |
1999 | Bob the Builder | Bob/Lofty/Scruffty/Farmer Pickles | Recurring Role (Voice Only) |
1999 | Maisy Mouse | Narrator (British Version) | (Voice Only) |
2001 | Look and Read | Zzaap | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode (Voice Only) |
2002 | Paradise Heights | Charlie Eustace | Recurring Role |
2003 | Murder in Mind | Stephen Kite | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
2003 | The Eustace Bros. | Charlie Eustace | Recurring Role |
2004 | Unsolved History | Narrator | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
2004 | Carrie & Barry | Barry | Miniseries – Recurring Role |
2005 | Bob the Builder: Project Build It | Bob/Lofty/Farmer Pickles | Recurring Role (Voice Only) |
2007 | Skins | Marcus Ainsworth | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
2007 | Neighbours | Vicar | Guest Appearance – 1 Episode |
2007–09 | Waterloo Road | Eddie Lawson | Series regular |
2011 | Supersize Grime | Narrator | Recurring Role |
2011 | Inspector George Gently | Tony Hexton | Guest Appearance |
2012 | Line of Duty | DC Nigel Morton | 5 Episodes |
2012 | Me and Mrs Jones | Jason | 6 Episodes |
2013 | Skins: Pure | Marcus Ainsworth | 2 Episodes |
2014 | Over to Bill | Jez | |
2015 | The Dumping Ground | Keith | 1 episode; series 3 |
2015 | Death in Paradise | Disco Biscuit | Episode 4.5 |
- ^ Middlehurst, Lester (3 January 2008). "Neil Morrissey: 'No, I'm NOT scared of commitment!'". Daily Mail (UK). Retrieved 8 January 2012.
- ^ "BBC Two – Neil Morrissey: Care Home Kid, Episode 1". BBC. 28 March 2011. Retrieved 8 January 2012.
- ^ Interviewed BBC TV Breakfast, 12 August 2009
- ^ http://www.dukeofyorkstheatre.co.uk/event.html
- ^ "Neil Morrissey's Secret". BBC. Archived from the original on 29 April 2006. Retrieved 16 October 2013.
- ^ Morrissey buys Dylan Thomas' local BBC NEWS
- ^ [1] youtube.com
- ^ Actor Morrissey to sell Dylan pub bbc.co.uk
- ^ "Morrissey ends Laugharne connection". Western Mail. 11 August 2008. Retrieved 16 October 2013.
- ^ "Men Behaving Badly star Neil Morrissey sued for £250,000 after pub and hotel firm fails". Daily Mail (London).
- ^ "Neil Morrissey gives up the Punch Bowl". Thepublican.com. Retrieved 16 October 2013.
- ^ "Neil Morrissey 'opts for IVA to repay £2.5m'". The Daily Telegraph (London). 17 August 2009.
- ^ a b Interview: Neil Morrissey The Observer
- ^ Neil Morrissey on Bob and behaving badly abc.net.au
- ^ Recipients of Honorary Awards staffs.ac.uk
- ^ Horizon staffs.ac.uk
- ^ Honorary degree for media stars BBC
- ^ "Famous Football Fans". The-football-club.com. Archived from the original on 26 June 2012. Retrieved 16 October 2013.
- ^ "Crystal Palace | News | Latest | Latest | Manc Ale Is Coming To South London". Cpfc.co.uk. 12 July 2011. Archived from the original on 17 February 2012. Retrieved 16 October 2013.
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Schedule for new theatre season
Posted September 10, 2013The ACU Department of Theatre's 2013-14 season includes three plays and two musicals. Along with these five performances, a one-night special performance will take place Sunday, Sept. 15, at 8:30 p.m., during this year's Summit. The piece, Living Letters, depicts Paul's writing of Philippians and will feature Broadway performer Stephen Trafton.
"I'm incredibly excited about our upcoming season at ACU," says Dawne Meeks, associate professor of acting and movement. "The plays we have chosen present deep truths that we feel are important to be explored – soul-searching truths about loss, renewal, identity and faith."
Homecoming musical, Les Misérables
- October 18-20
Based on Victor Hugo's classic novel, Les Misérables is a deeply personal and spiritual tale set against a historical backdrop of an unparalleled scale.
Cornerstone Musical, Next to Normal
- November 19-24
Next to Normal, winner of a Pulitzer Prize and multiple Tony Awards captures the tender, insightful, funny and heart-breaking portrayal of a family trying bravely to come to terms with life and love and loss.
Winter Comedy, Mark Twain's Is He Dead
- February 7-8, 14-15, and 21-22
This highly acclaimed comedy tells the story of a penniless painter who must fake his demise and disguise himself as his identical twin sister to find success in 1840s Paris.
Studio Premiere (Student Directed Show), 100 Saints You Should Know
- February 27-28 and March 1
This play features a priest who must reconcile his desires with his role in the church, a teenage boy confused about his own sexual identity, and a young woman desperate for spiritual validation who are all brought together on one fateful night in which they discover the tenuous common ground they share.
Spring American Classic, The Glass Menagerie
- April 10-12 and 24-26
Acclaimed as Tennessee Williams' first Broadway success, this is a touching tale of lost dreams, family bonds and survival.
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APR numbers out, Huskies fine
Posted by Bob Condotta
The NCAA this morning released the official APR (Academic Progress Rate) numbers for the 2006-07 season and the Washington men's basketball team recorded a score of 943, safely above the Division-I average and any risk of incurring penalties.
Here's Washington's full report.
The only Pac-10 men's basketball program hit with a penalty is USC, which will be limited to 11 scholarships next year due to an APR of 863. (Here's the page explaining USC's penalty). (Should make clear the NCAA limit is 13 scholarships, so this would mean USC will have two fewer scholarships next season).
Here's a list of the Pac-10 APR scores in order:
Oregon 975
Stanford 954
Washington 943
Cal 942
Oregon State 935
Arizona 933
Washington State 905
Arizona State 905
A score of 925 is the NCAA's goal, which is says equates to a graduation rate of 60 percent. Anything below 925 can be subject to penalties, which are also based on whether students are in good academic standing when they leave (a particular issue in men's basketball with so many departing early for the pros).
Of other in-state schools, Gonzaga recorded a 965 and Eastern Washington 898 but without being penalized.
The Division-I average for men's basketball is 928.
Here's a good explainer of the latest APR numbers from the NCAA.
Posted by Randy
11:13 AM, May 06, 2008
Bob, would it be correct in concluding that USC's low ranking is a result of the large number of early entries to the NBA the last 2 years? Or is grade point average and course completion part of the equation?
Posted by Randy
11:18 AM, May 06, 2008
Sorry Bob, you explain it quite well in your write up. Yes early entry & course completion is a major point.
Posted by Sittingdawg
12:41 PM, May 06, 2008
I'm wondering if this is going to start to affect Pac 10 recruiting. Recruiting players like Mayo and Love, almost locks to leave early, may have a major effect on a team's depth in subsequent years. With those two players you'd probably go ahead and take them anyway, but in certain circumstances and with a school like USC it's gotta hurt a lot to be losing two schollies. Bob, when does USC's number go back up to 13? In 2009?
Posted by ed
1:19 PM, May 06, 2008
So what happens to schools who have are over the amount alloted to them For instance if USC has signed LOIs and schollie players that make 12 and all 12 become eligible and they can't find someone to pay for the school, do they drop and allow for a "free" transfer to another school without penalty to the individual?
Posted by DirkCougler
2:06 PM, May 06, 2008
For those laughing at 'ol wazzu check out uw's rifle team's score before throwing glass at other's stoned houses.
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2:32 PM, May 06, 2008
My understanding is that it's the next recruiting class this impacts, not the one coming in. They don't force you to lop off players who have already signed. As for players leaving early, the key is that they have to be in good academic standing when they leave. That was something tweaked early on in this process. The first year of the APR didn't differentiate because guys who leave early and aren't doing well academically and those who are. Now it does. So when Spencer Hawes left UW last year, he was doing well academically --- I think he won the team's scholar award if I remember right. So that didn't count against this. It does hurt the grad rate, but this is separate from the graduation rate charts you will see released at a different time. This explains why UCLA is doing so well despite having a bunch of guys leave early --- as long as they are doing well at the time they leave, the school doesn't take a hit. They're not looking to penalize schools for things they can't control --- a guy leaving early --- but for what they can --- how he does while he's there.
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We present a new Dynamic Tonality MIDI sequencer, Hex, that aims to make sequencing music in and across a large variety of novel tunings as straightforward as sequencing in twelve-tone equal temperament. It replaces the piano roll used in conventional MIDI sequencers with a two-dimensional lattice roll in order to enable the intuitive visualization and dynamic manipulation of tuning.
In conventional piano roll sequencers, a piano keyboard is displayed on the left side of the window, and white and black note lanes extend horizontally to the right, into which a user can draw a sequence of notes. Similarly, in Hex, a button lattice is displayed in its own pane on the left side of the window, and horizontal lines are drawn from the center of each note to the right. These lines function as generalized note lanes, just like in piano roll sequencers, but with the added benefit that each note lane's height is always proportional to its pitch, even if the user changes the tuning. The presence of the button lattice on the left side of the window illustrates exactly which buttons a performer would play in order to replicate the sequence when playing a physical button lattice instrument.
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So it's 2nd of January and 2 things come to mind about the new household charge Nowhere to pay I can't pay this charge anywhere, Fingal Council does not have any information or webpage where I can pay, neither the Department of the environment. I like to pay my taxes early. Incompetence. I'm using more water I always tried to minimize my water usage. I never let it run when brushing teeth or shaving. I don't flush like a mad person and I can't remember the last time I filled up the bath fully. But in the last 2 days I noticed that I'm now using more water just because "now that I have to pay for it I want it". I run a 1/2 full washing machine and I caught myself having the water run while brushing teeth. Horrible, I would like to thank another incompetent government for screwing with my mind and making me waste a natural resource. What for a weak mind I sometime have.
Fine Gael are not to blame they are trying to fix an economy so badly broken that we have the IMF in. Fianna Fail is the party you should be angry at for "where we are",hopefully they will never again be afforded the opportunity to ruin our economy so badly that we must pay a tax to live in our own bloody house.
The old system was a mess with exemptions and waivers and valuations and you paying twice what your neighbour paid and the next guy over paid nothing due the way his land was designated They just straight out abolished it Given a few years this household charge will descend into the same mess
Let's get this absolutely straight. The Irish government, with and at the behest of their mates in Brussels, is making sure that the bankers who went to the races and lost their shirts get to go home with their shirts back on their backs, dry cleaned and freshly pressed. Every man, woman, child, dog and cat in Ireland is going to pay for years and years for them. Unfortunately I think the wheels are going to come off this one big time, meaning the european project as a whole, and we are going to end up with a heap of problems which make an punt nua and its value irrelevant. If the euro fails then so too will the EU. After all Europe has had an historic problem of living with the germans in charge. The french are full of their own self-importance but are actually a joke. The UK has already repositioned itself along its traditional german-sceptic axis. What do we think will happen over here in my neck of the woods (the Balkans) if the whole thing unravels? Alot of countries over here are just about on speaking terms because of their joint membership of the EU or their hope to join the club. Not 2 years ago the romanian president told the hungarian president that he was welcome to attend celebrations of hungarian national day in the predominantly ethnic-hungarian counties of Covasna and Harghita but that if he used a hungarian airforce jet to do it (as was proposed) he'd be shot down! The Serbs are hacked off about the Kosovo situation but they're being nice about it because of the attraction of the Brussels gravy-train. Both the Romanians and the Bulgarians have unfinished business with Turkey. No one cares much for the Albanians The mind boggles really........
Fina Fail, Fine Gael, Greens, who cares, all the same to me. I don't care who missmanges the country, I just have to pay taxes here. I finaly managed to find the offical webpage on: www.HouseholdCharge.ie Yes, that simple, now why did I had to bing it instead of it being on the goverments websites? Anyhow, up to run myself a bath now because I pay for water now, so I want to use is.
My original point stills stands,Fine Gael did not mismanage the Country to the point where we are bankrupt,that was the point I was making nothing more nothing less.
Thanks for the link to the Household Charge. I decided to register (just as I don't like not paying bills) Put in my password - which was in the approved format - and got a (personal name) email from someone who had an out of office reply as being away until 18 Feb...! WHAT?! There is no way I am paying this now.
And here is Luceys law proven, blaming the public sector starts! I had the same, now what is this suposed to be, a joke? I try to pay my charges forced on me by a useless goverment (imagine the money we could save if we just install a governour of the german empire instead of our joke of a cabinet) and my goverments representative tells me that he's out of the office until the 18 of Feburary. I demand that the real masters of this country install a governour and bring some of their paperwork pushing skills over.
I just called one of the numbers on the website to see if my estate qualifies for an exemption (it doesn't ), and the lady told me that the full list of exempt estates will be published later this week. Category 3 and 4 estates are exempt apparently.
Yes and I agree with you. I do, however, think that Fine Gael are playing their hand in Europe in a most inept fashion.
That teaches me.. I somehow was under the impression this household charge was there to pay for my water too. Obviously that is not the case, it's there to support my local council and their work. So I will reduce my water usage now and try to get more usage out of my council. I just need to find out what usefull they actualy do that I could use. I mean I have never seen them cleaning my street, the burned out lamp in my estate is not repaired since month, the green area is only usedy by council workers for tea breaks and to hide from work and waiste is long chargable anyhow (and gone to a private company). In any case, paid 100€ for whatever our overlords think they need the 100€ for.
I don't think the local councils will be getting any extra money now that the household charge has been introduced. The household charge will merely replace funding that was previously provided for by the government, thus saving the government money which they will send to the troika.
I think we're still a long way off sending money to anyone, just borrowing a little less than we did last year. Those devious Europeans making us reduce our annual sponging.......
Yes, people who lend money usually want it back. This is especially the case when they lend it at about one third of what the market rate should be. On the bright side if we told them all to get stuffed and saved ourselves €60 billion by not repaying any of our banking debt we'd then have to borrow money on the open market. That would probably be at interest rates somewhere between 12-15%. The ECB would probably cut their line of credit to our central bank (€100 billion at 1%) since we would have cause the European banking system to collapse. Basically over a period of 5 years we'd be much worse off. If I thought that all I'd have to pay extra was this €100 I'd be delighted but I can see my after tax household income drop by thousands again this year.
Classic probably one of the test users or even (terribly) one of the developers! Joined up and got a proper email response not from any named individual ... on holidays or otherwise. Seems they noticed the blip pretty quickly.


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Hour One on The Jay Mariotti Show: September 6, 2013: Live from Miami, Jay hails the inspirational performance of Peyton Manning, whose career was in doubt only 18 months ago. Remember when repeated neck surgeries were supposed to end his football days and send him off to a broadcast booth or front office? Manning again announced his rebirth with seven touchdown passes against a Baltimore team in disarray. Jay says it's reasonable to think Manning, who will have to carry the Broncos while Von Miller serves his six-game suspension and the defense settles, could have another MVP season because of the numbers he'll put up and the weapons he has. The Ravens collapsed after Dallas Clark dropped a TD pass and coach John Harbaugh, fresh off signing a lucrative contract extension, didn't challenge a Wes Welker drop that led to an avalanche of Manning scoring passes. Jay says Manning was so awesome, it even stole attention from one of those ridiculous gaffes that never should happen: Broncos linebacker Danny Trevathan celebrating a touchdown too soon, fumbling the ball before the goal line and watching it bounce out-of-bounds. Jay can't believe Riley Cooper is still on the Eagles roster and says Chip Kelly is ignoring a serious internal issue — Cooper's racial epithet/viral video over the summer — that will be explosive all season in football-psycho Philadelphia. Jay says he's amazed how much he talks about the Harbaughs — Jim is just trying to get inside the Packers' heads with talk about their potential targeting of Colin Kaepernick. Jay wonders if the read-option offense is a fad or the future.
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