Zara Hedderman
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295 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Sep
Zara Hedderman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So it followed, I think, in season two where Gordo had his mishap proposal.
So we go for three years and things...
are very different for poor old Gordo and Ash and for their friends around them, which I think left audiences
little bit surprised where we were like thrown into.
But ultimately, like all the endearing laughs, the kind of the cringy moments.
Yeah, Everybody Digs, Bill Evans.
Written by Irish actor and screenwriter Mark O'Halloran, who was basically adapted from a 2013 novel called Intermission by Owen Martell about Bill Evans, who was this incredibly famous jazz pianist from the 60s in New York.
Released two of the biggest jazz recordings, Sundown at the Village Vanguard and Waltz for Debbie in the same afternoon in 1961.
The film starts off there in a really beautiful kind of black and white performance of that.
But then we kind of as we go on, we see that Bill Evans had quite a troubled kind of period after that, where his bassist and good friend in the band, Scott LaFaro, died really tragically and quite young in a car accident.
Bill Evans also himself suffered with addiction.
So.
His brother comes, played by Barry Ward, great Irish actor, comes to like bring Bill to kind of stay with him and kind of look out for him.
And then he ends up having to go to his parents down in Florida, played by Laurie Metcalf and the brilliant Bill Pullman.
Yeah, absolutely.
Grant Gee, I think he won the Silver Bear for Best Director.
And when I saw it, what I really loved about what O'Halloran and Gee have done with this, they eschew the typical music biopic tropes.
It's not real schmaltzy.
It's quite real.
It's quite raw.
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