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They are still feeding on year-old fragments of linen that have slipped through the gaps in the floor. Subscription Notification. We have noticed that there is an issue with your subscription billing details.

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Please update your billing details here to continue enjoying your subscription. Your subscription will end shortly. Please update your billing details here to continue enjoying your access to the most informative and considered journalism in the UK. Accessibility Links Skip to content. Tovey says filming in such a confined space means life can come to imitate the show: cast and crew spend a week working on each episode, but "mostly end up dossing about on the bed, talking about our poos.

We're incredibly relaxed but it's an absolute blessing that we get on so well, otherwise imagine what I put poor Sarah through? Just groping and rutting her all day. He reckons that Steve is the closest he has come to playing a character like himself. He is currently rumoured to be going out with Gok Wan but blushes and shuts down when we ask about his relationship status. If I play a gay role, it's more of a risk. He groans: "I'm so bored of Rupert Everett talking about it.

I'm just waiting for something special, something that makes an impact. Sparse on belly laughs but chock-full of finely observed detail, it's quietly built up its audience and the first series has earned a repeat admittedly late night on BBC1.

BBC3, we suggest, may have found a lucky charm in its boy from Billericay. The news will come as a shock to fans, still reeling from Aidan Turner's exit as his character, Mitchell the vampire, was killed off by George in the season three finale.

But for such a huge sci fi-ish hit on both sides of the Atlantic, doesn't having only one of the original cast members left put the show in major jeopardy?

Despite having worked in showbiz since he was 11, Tovey who turns 30 on 14 Nov first found success with Alan Bennett's The History Boys in A West End and Broadway hit, also featuring Dominic Cooper and James Corden, it eventually went on to become a successful film, and many of Tovey's peers have made the transition to movies.

Tovey himself has just returned from Los Angeles, where his agent had him hob-nobbing with casting directors and studios, confident that Tovey's affable charm and increasingly buff body , will land him meaty film parts. Tovey thought his own chance might have been scuppered when director Stephen Daldry turned up to see him play Tintin at the Barbican a few years ago.

At the interval, I was told, 'Oh, he's very jet lagged, he had to go. But what did he think of the first half? My opportunity's slipping away! It seems, however that the career angst is beginning to pay off: Tovey has begun shooting with Dakota Fanning and Julie Walters on Effie, Emma Thompson 's upcoming film about the art critic John Ruskin.

As a man.