Bill Bailey was going for one of the dwarf roles too - he wasn't picked... he probably wasn't dwarf-like enough compared to Kazinsky!
Here's a torrent for the CSI episode - CLICK
EE: What happens to stars after they leave....
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EastEnders star to front BBC3 cannabis documentary
Programme featuring Martin Fowler actor to form part of Dangerous Pleasures season focusing on drugs, drink and sex
Ben Dowell
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BBC3 has commissioned a programme in which former EastEnders actor James Alexandrou examines the effects of cannabis smoking as part of a season of programmes called Dangerous Pleasures for early 2011. The programme, Cannabis: What's the Harm?, is being made by BBC Bristol with the co-operation of the Avon & Somerset police drugs squad and the UK Border Agency. In 2008 the actor, who played Martin Fowler in the BBC soap, was pictured in the Sun allegedly smoking cannabis.
EastEnders star to front BBC3 cannabis documentary
Programme featuring Martin Fowler actor to form part of Dangerous Pleasures season focusing on drugs, drink and sex
Ben Dowell
guardian.co.uk,
4 November 2010[/align]
BBC3 has commissioned a programme in which former EastEnders actor James Alexandrou examines the effects of cannabis smoking as part of a season of programmes called Dangerous Pleasures for early 2011. The programme, Cannabis: What's the Harm?, is being made by BBC Bristol with the co-operation of the Avon & Somerset police drugs squad and the UK Border Agency. In 2008 the actor, who played Martin Fowler in the BBC soap, was pictured in the Sun allegedly smoking cannabis.
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SpursFan1902 wrote:According to Entertainment Weekly, he is going to be cast in Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit". The caption under his pic says "Rob Kazinsky - Best known for the BBC soap EastEnders, he'll play the dwarf Fili." Also cast are Richard Armitage (BBC's Robin Hood) and Aidan Turner (Being Human)...Looks like I will be going to see it for just the eye candy!
Ooohh...I'm with you there!!
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[align=center]Pooja Shah wants to make Coronation Street comeback
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London, Jan 12 (ANI): British Indian actress Pooja Shah has revealed that she would like to make a comeback on soap opera Coronation Street. Shah, 31, played DC Moore, a cop investing the attempted murder of Tracy Barlow, on the show.
“I hope I can come back to Corrie. The guy that plays the policeman with me has been brought back a few times so I’m hoping they will do the same with me,” the Sun quoted her as saying. “We were the whole time saying we’d be a great double act really loudly and saying we should get our own spin-off. Everyone knew we’d be very keen to come back, even in new roles. I had such a great time and I was really upset when the filming finished.
“It was a great part. I’m used to roles working with police before. You can do good cop, back cop so it’s great fun,” she added.
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London, Jan 12 (ANI): British Indian actress Pooja Shah has revealed that she would like to make a comeback on soap opera Coronation Street. Shah, 31, played DC Moore, a cop investing the attempted murder of Tracy Barlow, on the show.
“I hope I can come back to Corrie. The guy that plays the policeman with me has been brought back a few times so I’m hoping they will do the same with me,” the Sun quoted her as saying. “We were the whole time saying we’d be a great double act really loudly and saying we should get our own spin-off. Everyone knew we’d be very keen to come back, even in new roles. I had such a great time and I was really upset when the filming finished.
“It was a great part. I’m used to roles working with police before. You can do good cop, back cop so it’s great fun,” she added.
