Nicholas Boulton #SlavaUkraini #GeorgiaIsEurope

Available now: ‘Mr Norris Changes Trains’, Christopher Isherwood’s companion to ‘Goodbye to Berlin’, is read by Nicholas Boulton. ‘A sort of glorified shocker,’ as Isherwood described it, ‘Mr Norris Changes Trains’ (1935) brings to life the city of Berlin, teetering on the edge of catastrophe. Nicholas Boulton is in his element with its razor-sharp prose and dark humour. Listen now: naxos.bio.to/MrNorrisChange… #isherwood #christopherisherwood #asingleman #goodbyetoberlin #cabaret #fiction #classicliterature #booksbooksbooks #audible #audiblebooks @Boultybits

@KniqhtRider @dailywireplus @PendragonCycle Gracias amigo!

@Boultybits @dailywireplus @PendragonCycle You are terrific as Morcant! Well done!

Meet Morcant, King of the Belgae. He doesn't appreciate people interrupting his supper. Episode 4 of The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin, streaming today on @dailywireplus @pendragoncycle #pendragoncycle #thependragoncycle #riseofthemerlin #bonfirelegend

The great ⁦@AVARY⁩ is four episodes in on The Pendragon Cycle ⁦@dailywireplus⁩. The man knows cinema. Join him on the journey! Episode Five drops tomorrow and takes the show to a whole new level.

Me and the homie hearing young people joke about 6-7 having no idea what it means

Episode 104 of The Pendragon Cycle is now streaming @dailywireplus. Written by @itsryanwhitaker. Directed by @itsryanwhitaker. From Executive Producer @itsryanwhitaker. So if you don't like it, you know... It's a fantastic episode with new friends and old enemies. And the world meets: David Brooks as Tewdrig Alex Arco as Meurig Sam Bell as Govan George Osborn as Lot Ralph Berkin as Loth Andres Grundberg as Urien Nicholas Boulton as Morcant Tom Tidiman as Aldwyn and Thor Rosland as Hengist And other great actors, of course. Oh, and Travis Mills directed a wonderful scene between Charis and Aurelius that I criticized him for on set. I was wrong, though. He made a great choice, it pains me to say.

Here it is. #ThePendragonCycle #RiseoftheMerlin

Daily Wire Releases Trailer for Fantasy Series ‘The Pendragon Cycle’ hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/dai…

Big announcement in the pipeline!..

Available now: Nicholas Boulton reads L.P. Hartley's ‘The Brickfield’, a beautifully crafted companion to ‘The Go-Between’, exploring childhood and adolescence through the eyes of an adult. Listen now: naxos.bio.to/TheBrickfieldA… #TheGoBetween #lphartley #englishliterature #englishnovels #novels #Audible #audiblebooks #audiobooks @Boultybits

Available now: Nicholas Boulton reads L.P. Hartley’s ‘The Hireling’, which follows a hard-bitten ex-soldier turned chauffeur and the eligible young widow who unburdens herself to him. Listen now: naxos.bio.to/TheHirelingAD!… #TheGoBetween #lphartley #englishliterature #englishnovels #novels #Audible #audiblebooks #audiobooks @Boultybits

“It did not work, and the United States sank deeper into the Great Depression.” #TrumpTariffs #TrumpTax

I played 6 hours of Dragon Age: Veilguard earlier this month. I'll fully admit I went into the preview a bit nervous about what I would find. After I finished, I sat with my thoughts and ruminated for a long time. I've played every BioWare game since Neverwinter Nights, and as someone who has been with the DA series since Origins and based on my time with the game, I couldn't shake that feeling in the back of my head - "this feels like BioWare is back". Strap yourselves in. I've broken down my thoughts into separate sections to hopefully make things simpler and more easily digestible. Let's dig in. 🧵

This was the role. Brief, noisy, and yes - a lot of fun!

Just been reminded of the time I stepped in for Guy Garvey on Game of Thrones.. Cheers Guy! I’d have offered to front for @Elbow in Oz if I’d known.. Full interview: bit.ly/3281TUZ

@biggsred3 @ICCCNashville Have a blast, G-man! Let’s catch up when you’re back :)

Nashville here we come! @biggsred3 can't wait to see fans and friends at @ICCCNashville Oct 3 thru 6 at the Music City Sheraton. #StarWars #icccon IcCollectorsConvention.com

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I keep reading criticism of the NHS. The NHS saved my life. At 6:15 am on March 1st this year I was taken by ambulance to @StGeorgesTrust , which thankfully is a cardiology training hospital, after having a heart attack. The previous week I had been running, training and doing pull ups in the gym. I had no symptoms whatsoever. My diet was really good. I was apparently just genetically unlucky according to the cardiology professor. On arrival at the hospital, I was immediately operated on and the blockage in my arteries was removed while I was fully conscious and talking to the doctors. I had two more operations after that. Within weeks of that I was touring the U.K., scoring films again and in June we played Glastonbury to a live audience of thousands televised to millions by the BBC. This year, as a @TheBookerPrizes judge and composer, I’ve read 158 books, scored numerous film and tv projects and I’ll be performing my own new composition about my heart attack and playing my album back catalogue with @the_halle orchestra at @BridgewaterHall on December 5th. None of that would have been possible without the incredible NHS. If you feel the NHS has not delivered for you, blame the absurd government we had for 14 years who treated NHS staff like slaves, while handing £billions of our money to their friends. They ran down the NHS so they could sell it off for an American-style system. Hard working people in America have to sell their houses to pay for the kind of life-saving help I was given for free (notwithstanding my lifelong NI contributions). When I applauded the NHS staff during lockdown, I was applauding the dedication of people who put our lives first. I’ve now seen them do that with my own life firsthand. I am so thankful to live in a country that many idiots try to label as “woke” or other pejorative subversions of compassion. When your health experiences a glitch, as it inevitably will one day, it’s the NHS who will put it back on course. Pay the doctors, pay the nurses, pay the staff. They work insane hours and bloody hard. Nothing any of us does is as valuable.