Talented and gorgeous British actor of stage and screen.
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Just finished the read-through for series two’s last ep. Amazing. If we do it justice, it’ll be the best yet. #Monroe2
http://pic.twitter.com/MKCPVhBU

So excited! 

@thisisTomRiley

Just finished the read-through for series two’s last ep. Amazing. If we do it justice, it’ll be the best yet. #Monroe2

http://pic.twitter.com/MKCPVhBU

So excited! 

fymonroe:

A still from B Camera. #Monroe2
Shared by Tom Riley on twitter.

Funny :D

fymonroe:

A still from B Camera. #Monroe2

Shared by Tom Riley on twitter.

Funny :D


The National Film and Television School website has added a webpage for Tom’s short film Chemistry. It shares this photo, a detailed synopsis, and informs us that Tom’s character in the film is Eric. 
A tweet from Natasha, ITV’s publicity manager for Monroe, reveals that series 2 will be filming until April, so no broadcast date available yet. 

The National Film and Television School website has added a webpage for Tom’s short film Chemistry. It shares this photo, a detailed synopsis, and informs us that Tom’s character in the film is Eric. 

tweet from Natasha, ITV’s publicity manager for Monroe, reveals that series 2 will be filming until April, so no broadcast date available yet. 

On set press visit

fymonroe:

 
A hi-res photo of Tom attending Tuesday night’s Bafta Rising Stars party has been added to Tom’s IMDb page. Click on IMDb to see a bigger version.
The Bradford Telegraph and Argus posted a short article about another new cast member and mentions Monroe returning in the spring, but this hasn’t been mentioned anywhere else. 

Seven-year-old Siena Afsar has landed a role in a TV medical drama. The Bradford schoolgirl will appear in the new series of Monroe, starring James Nesbitt as a neurosurgeon. Filmed in Leeds, the drama is set to return to ITV this spring.

Christina Chong tweeted a photo from the set this morning of herself, with Sarah Parish and producer David Moore, who directed 3 episodes of series 1. 

A hi-res photo of Tom attending Tuesday night’s Bafta Rising Stars party has been added to Tom’s IMDb page. Click on IMDb to see a bigger version.

The Bradford Telegraph and Argus posted a short article about another new cast member and mentions Monroe returning in the spring, but this hasn’t been mentioned anywhere else. 

Seven-year-old Siena Afsar has landed a role in a TV medical drama. The Bradford schoolgirl will appear in the new series of Monroe, starring James Nesbitt as a neurosurgeon. Filmed in Leeds, the drama is set to return to ITV this spring.

Christina Chong tweeted a photo from the set this morning of herself, with Sarah Parish and producer David Moore, who directed 3 episodes of series 1. 

 
Photographer John Wright, who took the gorgeous photos for the November 2011 edition of GQ, has uploaded a large, unmarked version of this photo to his website. Click on ‘faces’ and scroll along to see it. He also uploaded a clip of the photoshoot toYou Tube.
While Monroe 2 continues filming, it seems there is a new director on board - Damon Thomas. According to Twitter, Monroe will be entered into this year’s Rose d’Or Festival.

@ITV is taking part in this years festival “monroe” itv.co/hlW4t7 in the category #series #RDO12
— Rose d’Or Festival (@therosedor) January 25, 2012

Tom’s amazing casting news seemed to explode over the internet in the last couple of days. Articles mentioning Da Vinci’s Demons can be found on all the major online news and entertainment sites, including Reuters, Variety, EW, and Deadline.com. 

Photographer John Wright, who took the gorgeous photos for the November 2011 edition of GQ, has uploaded a large, unmarked version of this photo to his website. Click on ‘faces’ and scroll along to see it. He also uploaded a clip of the photoshoot toYou Tube.

While Monroe 2 continues filming, it seems there is a new director on board - Damon Thomas. According to Twitter, Monroe will be entered into this year’s Rose d’Or Festival.

Tom’s amazing casting news seemed to explode over the internet in the last couple of days. Articles mentioning Da Vinci’s Demons can be found on all the major online news and entertainment sites, including ReutersVarietyEW, and Deadline.com