The Daniel Craig Forum

I was watching the SAG awards last night and Tom Wilkinson was nominated for " A Number" , so I looked it up and he did it with Rhys Ifans for HBO . Its not on dvd yet but I'm sure it will be eventually and then we know the story better even if it is not our guy .

HBO Signature Films: A Number Trailer with Rhys Ifans, but just interesting to here the dialogs and imagine DC doing them:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oQwIldu1j4

And a small article:

A Number opened in London in 2002 starring Michael Gambon and Daniel Craig.

Craig travelled with the play to New York in 2004 where Sam Shepard became his costar.

“A Number is a play you don’t just watch. You think about it. You talk about it,”

http://www.calgarysun.com/2011/11/21/take-a-number

thks sasha!

Found a link in one of the old threads, its about the number, also the website blue, that used to be daniel craigs fansite. You have to wait for it to upload.
http://web.archive.org/web/200602060455 ... number.htm

cheryl1700 wrote:Found a link in one of the old threads, its about the number, also the website blue, that used to be daniel craigs fansite. You have to wait for it to upload.
http://web.archive.org/web/200602060455 ... number.htm

Wow!! Does this "upload" lead to an audio of the play that we can download (....if that makes sense! )??

It's still "loading" so not sure how long it takes.....impatient me.

JEC57 wrote:

cheryl1700 wrote:Found a link in one of the old threads, its about the number, also the website blue, that used to be daniel craigs fansite. You have to wait for it to upload.
http://web.archive.org/web/200602060455 ... number.htm

Wow!! Does this "upload" lead to an audio of the play that we can download (....if that makes sense! )??

It's still "loading" so not sure how long it takes.....impatient me.

No audio. Some reviews and pics.

Dunda wrote:

JEC57 wrote:

cheryl1700 wrote:Found a link in one of the old threads, its about the number, also the website blue, that used to be daniel craigs fansite. You have to wait for it to upload.
http://web.archive.org/web/200602060455 ... number.htm

Wow!! Does this "upload" lead to an audio of the play that we can download (....if that makes sense! )??

It's still "loading" so not sure how long it takes.....impatient me.

No audio. Some reviews and pics.

I got abit overexcited at first, but it didnt work Go to the bottom of the page, the contents of the site are at the bottom, loved going thru this site.

Recently there were some postings about a BBC recording of 'A Number' on another thread, I can't remember which.

The British Library in London has an audio recording of ‘A Number’ made in 2002.

I came across an item about British Library audio recordings made at the Royal Court Theatre in London over the past forty years.
See: http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/eng ... brary.html

I then searched the British Library’s Sound and Image catalogue for Caryl Churchill’s ‘A Number’ and found that the Library holds a recording of the production staged on 3 October 2002 with Daniel and Michael Gambon, and directed by Stephen Daldry. (1CDR0025517 D1 PLAYBACK)

For material recorded prior to 2006, you have to make an appointment with the Listening and Viewing Service: http://www.bl.uk/reshelp/inrrooms/stp/s ... ening.html

It’s good to know that Daniel’s performance has been preserved for posterity. I may make a visit to the BL.

It would be great to het a hand on that one!

WOW yeah, the one missing. Please make the effort !!!

The best I can do is listen to the recording at the British Library and report back. I could make this my assignment for DtD. I'm not sure when I'll have time for a visit because I work full-time.

cassandra wrote:The best I can do is listen to the recording at the British Library and report back. I could make this my assignment for DtD. I'm not sure when I'll have time for a visit because I work full-time.

We have waited for so long - take your time. Maybe you talk to them about us and ask them, what is really possible to get. Can you rent the recording? Someone could read you through the recording it for us.

Way to go Cass!
That would be excellent. No pressure!