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Personally I thought he looked like that strange bloke with the big face who does My New Best Friend and the Pilot Show. Maybe they realised he wasn't convincing as a straight character, and tried to 'butch' him up a bit.
It does amuse me that some of Corrie's straight characters like him Nick(y) Tilsley are much more poofy than their gay characters.
Incidentally I was watching an old League of Gentlemen episode on DVD last night, and the bloke who plays Karl's boyfriend was playing the son of Les McQueen from Creme Brulee. On the commentary, Mark Gatiss talks about how he wanted to write in a line in which Les "kisses his son, rather more like a lover than a father", but couldn't get away with it!
Pootle5 posted:
Unless I missed a reference to it in the dialogue, what happened to Tims hair - and personality? He was a dead-ringer for Duncan Norvell in his first few appearances, much more likely to pop up in the bar next to Karl on Canal Street; then last night the hair was gone, and he seemed to have shifted his delivery of lines to the point where I thought they'd got another actor in.
Personally I thought he looked like that strange bloke with the big face who does My New Best Friend and the Pilot Show. Maybe they realised he wasn't convincing as a straight character, and tried to 'butch' him up a bit.
It does amuse me that some of Corrie's straight characters like him Nick(y) Tilsley are much more poofy than their gay characters.
Incidentally I was watching an old League of Gentlemen episode on DVD last night, and the bloke who plays Karl's boyfriend was playing the son of Les McQueen from Creme Brulee. On the commentary, Mark Gatiss talks about how he wanted to write in a line in which Les "kisses his son, rather more like a lover than a father", but couldn't get away with it!