Simon Quote: Oh good! I pushed it through your letter box - Sleuth (on Milo reciveing his invitation)
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The new series of New Tricks is due to air in September.
Looking at Digiguide the first episode will air 10th September, as Simon said his was the second episode so it should air on the 17th September 2010, unless they’ve changed the running order.
Edit: Simon has said his role is very small, so I doubt he will be listed in the TV guides. We are still expecting Simon’s episode to air on the 17th. (more…)
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Update on 13 Hrs, a film Simon has a minor role in.
It’s getting a premier at Frightfest in August in London’s West End, see link for more details
http://www.frightfest.co.uk/09films/13hours.html
Edit: Another update on this – is due to be released on DVD 25th October 2010
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Simon and Susan have attended the Royal Premier of Arabia 3D today
Pictures can be found:
Associated Press
Indian Times
Capital Pictures
Capital Pictures
YouTube – Arrivals video: Simon and Susan appear at about 4.20 Link no longer available
The Arabian horses used on the day belong to Susan and Simon
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Simon and Susan today attended an plaque unveiling for Sir John Mills at Pinewood Studios:
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Actor Simon MacCorkindale is looking a picture of health, riding his quad bike across the Exmoor farm he shares with his actress wife Susan George. His rosy cheeks and positive energy make the knowledge that he is battling cancer all the harder to comprehend.
It was only last month that former Casualty star Simon, 57, revealed the secret he’d been harbouring for three and a half years. During that time, he’d thrown himself into a gruelling work schedule. A schedule he now admits was ridiculous given that, when not filming the BBC medical drama, he was undergoing surgery for bowel cancer.
After that, he took on two national tours and the exacting role of Captain Georg Von Trapp in The Sound of Music in the West End, while quietly coping with the knowledge that the cancer had spread to his lungs.
But Simon is not the sort of character to sit and brood over what life throws at him.
Being told he may have only five years to live has made him all the more determined to confound the doctors’ prognosis.
“There’s not a single cancer that exists that someone hasn’t survived, so therefore nothing is incurable,” he says in his distinctive deep voice
“Never underestimate the power of the mind and spirit.”
This positive approach, coupled with homeopathic treatments and a macrobiotic diet has, he says, yielded significant results.
“I have rarely felt fitter or had more energy,” he says. But, right now, he has reduced his workload as he undergoes a six-month course of chemotherapy, a treatment that he believes will shrink the cancer and stop it spreading. (more…)
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We all know Simon can’t sit still for too long so I have pleasure in confirming that next week Simon will start filming for a one off episode of New Tricks:
Simon MacCorkindale wrote:
Doing an episode of New Tricks tho’ starting next week. 2nd Episode of new season. No idea of transmission date
It will be a few months away at least, but we will see Simon again on our screens shortly (more…)
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CASUALTY star Simon MacCorkindale has revealed he has terminal lung cancer.
The actor, 57, kept his plight secret for three years because he didn’t want people to feel sorry for him. (more…)
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ACTOR Simon MacCorkindale has revealed he is suffering from terminal cancer.
MacCorkindale, 57, who played Harry Harper in the BBC series Casualty, has battled the disease for three years.
He and his wife of 25 years, actress Susan George (pictured below), have kept his illness a secret since he was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2006. (more…)
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CASUALTY star Simon MacCorkindale has revealed that he is suffering from terminal cancer after keeping it secret for three years.
Simon, 57, who played consultant Harry Harper in the BBC medical drama, first experienced stomach cramps while filming for the programme in Bristol in 2006.
Shortly afterwards, he was diagnosed with bowel cancer. (more…)
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CASUALTY star Simon MacCorkindale today reveals his secret THREE YEAR battle against cancer—and tells how he aims to beat the disease.
Tenderly holding hands with actress wife Susan George, the TV heart-throb recalls how a REAL doctor working on the BBC hospital drama first spotted his symptoms early and urged him to get a check-up.
And despite being given only five years to live in May 2006, defiant Simon, 57, vows: “I’m going nowhere. I don’t think about a day when it comes to an end.
“It’s not happening. It’s just a bloody nuisance.
“I don’t want people to think I’m sitting here pale, losing weight and my hair and on the way out. I’m not. I’m as active as I’ve ever been.” (more…)
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