Forum Rule
I am now activating accounts, so please when you register send an email why you want to join the forum and tell me your fave Aidan project, I’m just sick of the hassle lately, sorry.
Also state your USERNAME! Or you will not be activated.
aidanturneronline@gmail.com
Failure to do this and you will not be able to post. Yet again sorry to real fans but I’ve had enough of deleting spammers. The same one did it in 2 days even after me banning them……
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‘Being Human’ Director Teases New Series
Being Human director Philip John has promised that the forthcoming third series will have a strong sense of humour.
Speaking in an official BBC video, John praised the abilities of the show’s guest cast, singling out Spooks star Nicola Walker.
“[There is] a lot of comedy [in] this series,” he confirmed. “We’ve got fantastic comic guest performers – Nicola Walker, who plays Wendy, [is] just staggering.”
However, John insisted that the show would continue to blend comedy with horror, praising the programme’s “multi-genre tone”.
“There are moments of fantastic gore and horror and then there are touching moments between the guys who all live together,” he explained.
The third series of Being Human is currently filming in Cardiff.
Source: Digitalspy.
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One Year Online
Today we celebrate one year online, so happy birthday Aidan Turner Online, sorry the graphic isn’t that great.

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Article On Hattie
Ruth said: “Hattie Jacques is one of my comedy heroines and I’m thrilled to have been asked to play her. She was an incredibly talented and fascinating woman, both on and off screen, and so much more than just the ‘funny fat lady’. I can’t wait.”
Cold Feet star Robert Bathurst plays Le Mesurier with Being Human star Aidan Turner as her youthful lover John Schofield.
The film is part of BBC Four’s autumn season, which also includes a film tribute by Billy Connolly to one of Scotland’s greatest poets Norman MacCaig, who died in 1996.
Source: Google.
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Being (Not So) Human
Turner, for his part, never believed he would ever play a vampire as a 20- something sharing a house with a pair of equally mismatched roommates.
“It’s almost the most ridiculous idea in the world, but it just works,” Turner said. “I remember, when I first got the call, I didn’t know if it was comedy or drama or what the hell it was. But then I was two or three pages in, and I thought, ‘Wow, I get it now.’ It’s the fact that these guys want to be human that makes it work so well. Oddly enough, I think we’re playing real people in this, as opposed to playing supernatural.
READ MORE @ Canada.
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