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4 giorni fa · Andrew Koji. as Ah Sahm (30 episodes) Andrew Koji portrays the character Ah Sahm in Warrior. Ah Sahm is a skilled martial artist who arrives in San Francisco in the late 1800s. He becomes a hatchet man for one of Chinatown's most powerful tongs. # 2. Most popular actor on Warrior. 1,958 Wikipedia views yesterday.
4 apr 2024 · THE SHOW: The Paradise on Masterpiece Classic. THE CAST: Joanna Vanderham, Emun Elliott, Matthew McNulty, Ruby Bentall, Elaine Cassidy, and Sarah Lancashire. WHERE: PBS. WHEN: Tuesdays 9/8c. Romance, greed, power, ambition, love, and secrets all consume BBC’s original series The Paradise.
2 apr 2024 · THE PAIRING: John Moray ( Emun Elliott) and Denise Lovett (Joanna Vanderham) THE EPISODE: Episode 8 of Season One. THE MOMENT: When Moray searches out Denise just as he is about to get married and they kiss. I have loved the pairing of Denise and Moray since the very beginning of the show. We have a witty and (finally) intelligent heroine and a ...
10 apr 2024 · WOMAN’S HOUR INTERVIEWS JOANNA VANDERHAM. Posted in: Main Stage. Double Feature's Joanna Vanderham spoke to BBC Radio 4’s Woman's Hour about playing Tippi Hedren and her relationship with Alfred Hitchcock. Read the full story
5 apr 2024 · Joanna Vanderham, for Queen Anne in Richard III (Almeida Theatre) Paksie Vernon, for Sylvia Craven in The Philanderer (Orange Tree Theatre) 2017 First prize. Natalie Simpson, for Duchess Rosaura in The Cardinal (Southwark Playhouse) Second prize. Tamara Lawrance, for Viola in Twelfth Night (National Theatre) Third prize
6 apr 2024 · Joanna Vanderham. Joanna is a beautiful young Scottish actress from Perth. She studied acting at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in Cardiff. She was nominated for an International Emmy Award for her debut role in the Sky One crime drama “The Runaway” in 2011.
10 apr 2024 · 12 November 2023, BBC Radio 3, with Robert Glenister as Hieronimo, Joanna Vanderham as Bel-Imperia and Sandy Grierson as Lorenzo. Publication. In the "Induction" to his play Bartholomew Fair (1614), Ben Jonson alludes to The Spanish Tragedy as being "five and twenty or thirty years" old.
