Welcome to Samuel-Barnett.net, an unofficial website dedicated to a young, talented and very handsome British actor, Samuel Barnett. You may know Sam from his roles in The History Boys (both the movie and the play), Mrs Henderson Presents movie, TV show Strange, HBO production John Adams or from his on-stage productions: Dealer's Choice, When You Cure Me or others.
Enjoy your stay! Comments are always nice!
Enjoy your stay! Comments are always nice!
Current/recent projects
- Desperate Romantics
- Role: John Millais
- Status: pre-production
- Bright Star
- Role: Joseph Severn
- Status: post-production
- Beautiful People
- Role: Adult Simon (Narrator)
- Status: Season 1 completed, Season 2 confirmed
- Crooked House
- Role: Billy
- Status: Completed
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Sam in "Wilfred Owen: A Rememberance Tale"
Today I have a set of caps from "Wilfred Owen" documentary. Sam played Owen, of course, and read his poetry. 
I highly recommend this documentary - it's amazing, and Owen's poetry is something you can miss. Of course, I've never had it at school (yup, my school literature lessons were that shitty!) - but fortunately I managed to read it anyway. It's devastating and so good at the same time. Plus all documentaries about wars, especially World War I, just leave me floored and totally scared. I guess it's a good thing.
On a lighter note - the film also has a lot of scenes with Sam, and especially, him writing - and yes, those screencaps are the proof I have a bit of not-so-healthy
obsession about certain person's hands. And a little warning - say hi to Sam's moustache!!! I'm not yet sure if I like it, I think I need to get used to it - but nice hair style!
After seeing this docu I made a mental note to finally read Pat Barker's "Regeneration".
I highly recommend this documentary - it's amazing, and Owen's poetry is something you can miss. Of course, I've never had it at school (yup, my school literature lessons were that shitty!) - but fortunately I managed to read it anyway. It's devastating and so good at the same time. Plus all documentaries about wars, especially World War I, just leave me floored and totally scared. I guess it's a good thing.On a lighter note - the film also has a lot of scenes with Sam, and especially, him writing - and yes, those screencaps are the proof I have a bit of not-so-healthy
obsession about certain person's hands. And a little warning - say hi to Sam's moustache!!! I'm not yet sure if I like it, I think I need to get used to it - but nice hair style!After seeing this docu I made a mental note to finally read Pat Barker's "Regeneration".
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Posted on 27 Mar 2009 by Zinah
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