I think it's only fitting that I open this entry with some form of comment regarding stalking the McGann brothers.  Those of you who have read my recent entries (or indeed know anything about London theatre) will know that three of the aforementioned brothers have been appearing in the west end in Tom, Dick and Harry. 

Yesterday I made my way round to the Duke of York's to complete my signed poster from last Saturday and bumped into two girls who could make the term 'stalking' seem obselete.  Ok so maybe I'm exaggerating and, especially as they will read this, I will back down.  But girls...staring at Mark McGann's ass down the length of an alleyway .  Seriously, a HUGE vote of thanks to Jo (the female variety) for taking numerous photos of me and celebs during the day.  A couple will appear on this entry while the rest will go into the soon to be created photo album section.

And so to the story of the day...

For the second week in succession I narrowly missed Richard Griffiths (having been held up on numerous buses for over an hour) this time by about ten minutes.  But success followed at Wyndham's with further signed items from John Hurt and Ken Stott (who was marginally less grumpy than last time out).  Next up was a failed attempt to obtain Bob Hoskins and Kristin Scott Thomas, but a late arrival meant I missed out. 

Back round to Duke of York's saw signed leaflets and index cards from the cast, plus the bonus of a signed Bill promo card from Mark Wingett.  Photos galore as well.  As a bonus Richard Briers (The Good Life, Monarch of the Glen) was watching so added him to the collection.

Martin Freeman

Time for a break and it was off to dinner with Sara before making my way to the Soho theatre where the legend that is Martin Freeman is currently performing.  He cheerfully signed a play leaflet for me as well as the cover of the commerative movie edition book of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.  A race to the Criterion followed where Richard E Grant signed my Otherwise Engaged poster and Anthony Head signed a leaflet.  The night ended back at the Duke of York's in the hope that brother Paul (Dr Who) would watch the final performance, but to no avail.

I'll pop the rest of the photos on shortly, but overall a GREAT day!

Anthony Head  

Richard E Grant