I hope the hair isn't as servere

does it describe his hair in the book...I dont know whether hair gel as a fashion in those days, I would prefer a more natural wavy look...perhaps he has it left wild for the drunk scenes so you can see the difference more, god I am getting so impatient for details..I am making up my own scenes

So does ev eryone else - including Margaret and trevor. It'll be really interesting to see what they have decided on.

here are more photos

http://photo.wenn.com/index.php?ref=darius...hs=&start=1

http://photo.wenn.com/index.php?ref=darius...s=&start=16

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/arti...in_page_id=1790

 

Edited March 10, 200817 yr by claireabell

Just adding this here as well as Bits and Pieces

 

I had a newspaper cutting pushed through my door this morning......Daily Mail 10th March.

 

Page 39....a photo of Natasha and title of....Daring for Darius

 

Having put his Pop Idol cheesiness behind him and landed the lead in Sir Trevor Nunn's new musical production of Gone with the Wind, housewives' favourite Darius Danesh was resigned to the separation that the plum role would bring from the love of his life, glamourous Natasha Henstridge.

The Canadian-born actress, who lives in Los Angeles and has two children by a previous boyfriend, has a phobia of air travel alone.

Darius says: 'She hates flying on her own and struggled with this fear ever since she became a mother.'

But now Natasha, 33, has had a change of mind.

'She jumped on a flight at the last moment and I couldn't be happier,' says Darius, 27.

How did she overcome her fear? 'Well, if I knew that I would be one step closer to cracking the eternal mystery of women,' says Darius who was accompanied by Natasha - modelling a £25,000 jade and diamond ring from Sloane Street jewller Edmond Avakian, plus a pair of £13,000 matching earings to last night's Laurence Olivier Awards.

 

The photo of Natasha has her wearing a white dress not the black one in the above photos....

here are more photos

http://photo.wenn.com/index.php?ref=darius...hs=&start=1

http://photo.wenn.com/index.php?ref=darius...s=&start=16

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/arti...in_page_id=1790

Sorry Claire I'm following you around...thanks for the links...wish I'd looked there first rather than typing it out....took ages 'cos I was also on the phone at the time :lol:

lovely, nice little articles too

Wahey. The front page picture for the Olivier Awards is the lovely Darius with Natasha and Jill

 

http://www.rexfeatures.com/

 

also 2 solo pics and one of Darius and Natasha

Crikey Michael Ball has put a lot of weight on, his face is fatter than mine :o and that is saying something!

and some people on theatre sites were suggesting that Michael Ball should be Rhett.

Edited March 10, 200817 yr by Baytree

I'm not surprised he was front page - he had two very attractive ladies with him - and he's not bad either.

I'm glad Natasha was there. It should stop the usual suspects trying to pretend Darius and Jill are more than co-stars.

They are in the show and there's bound to be some of that played on. It is such a large part of the show. I don't think they'll get mixed up, and if it helps promo, they've all been in the business long enough to know it could help.

if it was a video they were doing.....then I'd be worried :o :lol:

So long as the "love life"doesn't obscure what he is actually doing in London.

 

The heatworld article is an example of what I mean - it's mostly about Darius and a girl (That time, Natasha) and then the barest, very underplayed mention of what he's doing.

Don't worry too much BT....I have a feeling this is something they will not be able to sweep under the carpet

I wish I had your faith in the inherent fairness of the media.

Ditto what Baytree says.

It's not their fairness but the need to show they have insider knowledge. If a major thing like this was skipped, then it would show ignorance.

 

Besides, they'd need a broom just too big to handle to do it.

thats what I think too, after all this musical has had coverage for ages in the theatre media, much heralded, long awaited, groundbreaking..Sir trevor Nunn..so it would be most odd and very noticable if they suddenly clammed up and tried to ignore it was happening