Dig Me Out is the follow-up to Sleater-Kinney's highly acclaimed second album Call the Doctor, released in 1996 by the queercore independent record label Chainsaw Records.
Samantha Nutt is an award-winning humanitarian, medical doctor, bestselling author and acclaimed public speaker.
An interesting class as he goes in with highly acclaimed Eastern Kentucky University Journalism Professor Liz Hansen and the "Doctor of Gonzo Journalism" Dr. Hunter S. Thompson.
Mr. Kingsley, a highly acclaimed actor, is not Chinese — his father, a doctor, was from an Indian family, and his mother, an English actress and model, was white.
"She has reinvented family drama in Doctor Who, Robin Hood and Merlin and launched acclaimed contemporary series such as Spooks and Life on Mars as well as Cranford.
Just look at Rachel McAdams, who pretty much carved a path in the rom-com genre ― "The Notebook," "Mean Girls," "The Vow," "About Time," (let's leave out "Aloha") ― only to follow it up with critically acclaimed movies or box-office gold like "Spotlight," "Southpaw" and "Doctor Strange".
Richard II is the former Doctor Who star's first RSC role since his acclaimed Hamlet five years ago.
His career gained momentum, and his subsequent screen credits include acclaimed performances as a mentally unhinged ventriloquist in Magic (1978) and as Joseph Merrick's doctor in The Elephant Man (1980), as well as sharply etched portrayals of two roles previously associated with Charles Laughton: Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1982) and Captain Bligh in The Bounty (1984).
Part-developed characters – an outlandishly neglectful mother and uncle, a doctor, a governess (nicely played by Alexandra Roach, almost unrecognisable from last year's acclaimed Channel 4 series Utopia) – were too carelessly dispensed with, while less likely others (not least a third "twin" of uncertain provenance) were recruited in what resembled desperate haste.
Docurama titles include "Southern Comfort," Kate Davis's acclaimed film about Robert Eads, a female-to-male transsexual dying of cervical and ovarian cancer and being neglected by doctors uncomfortable with treating him; and Scott J. Gill's "Porn Star: The Legend of Ron Jeremy," about a performer who values acting as much as sexual skill (released last month).
According to an interview with executive producer and episode writer Russell T Davies in Doctor Who Magazine, this episode was originally offered to his friend and former colleague, the critically acclaimed and award-winning scriptwriter Paul Abbott.
