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NY Times : Bill Nighy is one undeniably cool character

11 November 2006

“IMMACULATELY elegant, impeccably mannered and not a little groovy, Bill Nighy is one undeniably cool character.” Nice opening of an article in the New York times, about Bill Nighy and The Vertical Hour.
Here are some highlights:
David Hare about Bill:
“Once you have in him in your sights, it’s hard to forget him.”
“He’s the man who is […]

Gideon’s Daughter on BBC

7 January 2006

Bill Nighy as Gideon in Gideon’s Daughter
BBC has released a press pack on Stephen Poliakoff’s Gideon’s Daughter, starring Bill Nighy and Miranda Richardson.
Bill Nighy is a PR guru who has to stop and re-evaluate his world when his daughter threatens to leave his life, perhaps as revenge for his serial infidelities. Miranda Richardson plays a […]

Kaiser Chiefs about Bill Nighy

9 October 2005

Nick said: “The guy who does all the artwork for our single and album sleeves has made the film and he’s friends with Bill Nighy so he did it for a hugely knocked-down fee.
“We met Bill at Radio 2 actually and he’s a really nice guy. Whenever we meet someone famous we film them saying […]

Nighy just doesn’t seem to be acting …

5 August 2005

In connection to The Girl In The Cafe:
“But I was surprised that I haven’t latched onto Bill Nighy as a major talent before this. He’s been working steadily, mostly in British flicks and TV, since the early ’80s. Perhaps it’s because he’s just not the leading-man type, or more likely, because he fits with such […]