A Pair Of BBC TV Productions From 2005 Demonstrating Two Distinctly Different Sides Of Damian Lewis
Damian Lewis was long one of the most underrated actors working. But with the success of Showtime's "Homeland," this great character actor is finally getting the recognition that he deserves. Winning both an EMMY and a Golden Globe for his turn as the enigmatic Nicholas Brody, Lewis is poised to make that next step to superstardom and it's about time! Next up for the talented Lewis is the star-studded Civil War miniseries "To Appomattox" in which he'll play Union Army General James B. McPherson. Despite his current success, though, the roles that I will always most closely associate with Lewis are his earlier television turns in "Band of Brothers" and "The Forsyte Saga." After his success in these large productions, Lewis took on some smaller and more intimate projects and this double feature brings together two that you might not have seen. Both have been introduced onto DVD previously: "Friends and Crocodiles" has been released independently and "Much Ado About Nothing" was...
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