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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Keeley Hawes


    torrgran — 15 years ago(January 15, 2011 02:28 AM)

    Keeley Hawes will appear in the play "Rocket to the Moon" at the National Theatre in March. Joseph Millson co-stars. Clearly she is branching out and trying her hand at theatre work.

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      Suki_Weeks — 15 years ago(January 23, 2011 10:35 AM)

      Thanks for letting me know- I will avoid at all costs. As for her branching out - I wish she wouldn't bother, she's wrecked enough projects.

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        torrgran — 15 years ago(January 23, 2011 03:44 PM)

        Lucien, LOL I thought you would reply to this thread somehow! Hey, you wouldn't get a seat anyway, KH has loads of little girly fans who loved her in A2A and since they are 14 and under they get free seats! The National is not going to make much money from them. Loads of fans are going to meet up from Luigi's and The Railway Arms (both locations in A2A) and other fansites as A2A seems to have developed into a cult TV programme. Also because KH hinted at one time that she was bi (she has since denied it) she has a following within that community too! We'll see what she is like, going onstage is so vastly different than making a TV programme and kudos to her for giving it a go!

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          torrgran — 15 years ago(March 21, 2011 06:42 PM)

          Going to see Keeley Hawes at the National Theatre sometime soon. Don't care for Joseph Millson, in interviews he comes across as a bit of an a***

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