Tommy Jessop
https://tv.apple.com/gb/show/masters-of-the-air/umc.cmc.7bxcni0vwgll9kmicq738k5q2
Excited to be in episodes one and two of #Steven Spielberg’s https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000229/ #Masters of the for Air Apple TV+. It was wicked filming this scene with #Callum Turner. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4360085/
Line of Duty WINNER National Television Awards
Best Returning Drama.
Sometimes dancing speaks louder than words, especially if you are at the O2 in front of a huge audience and your dream comes true.
Thank you National Television Awards and all the brilliant cast and crew of Line Of Duty and everyone who voted.
It was wicked seeing the other actors again including Martin Compston, Gregory Piper and Nigel Boyle.
Then we met all sorts of wicked people backstage too.
It was brilliant playing all the dramatic scenes in Line of Duty series 6, especially being rescued by Vicky McClure and interviewed by Kelly McDonald and Perry Fitzpatrick.
Thank you Jed Mercurio for such a great story line.
It truly was an honour and a proud moment in my career so far to become Doctor of Arts (honoris causa). Thank you University of Winchester.
I quite enjoy feeding off the audience’s emotions so it was truly wicked giving my speech in Winchester Cathedral. This is what everyone said.
It was wicked filming with Jed Mercurio, Vicky McClure, Kelly Macdonald, Gregory Piper and the whole cast & crew for season 6 of Line of Duty. I enjoy the infamous interview scenes as I like making viewers feel their emotions.
The dramatic scenes were like being in a James Bond film. The scenes are intense and quite dramatic, but that is what I enjoy acting. It’s exhilarating.
Thank you for all the interest, support and encouragement on social media, and to all my new followers on Twitter. I think it’s great to see more people living with Down syndrome on mainstream TV, and I’m so happy to play a role in that! I hear it had over 13 million viewers and that is rather a lot really.
Jed is a brilliant writer. The scenes were intense but that is what I enjoy acting.
They use poison arrows.
It was a brilliant adventure, although we didn’t catch anything!
Great line!
Performing at Theatre Royal Winchester
I had to grow my hair long as Prospero has lived for many years on a desert island.
I’ve met many brilliant directors, writers, producers and casting directors through BAFTA Elevate and learnt so much. Thank you everyone who has given us their time. Thank you BAFTA.
Thank you BAFTA.
“I do like playing someone with powerful emotions. My character takes control, he thinks things out, plans carefully……In the words of Hamlet ‘we fools of nature are wondrous too’. We are all different just like everyone else. I wish even more TV shows and films would realise this and write even more powerful roles and characters for us.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFvagh-Z7GY&t=15s I start talking at 6.57mins