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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More info on "Beast of Orlok"
Part one of "Beast of Orlok" will be available for download on Big Finish site on 4th April!!! 
WOOHOO! Next part will be released in the following weak - each episode premieres at 6 pm. Then it will be released on CD. Awesome!
"Third in the run of brand new Eighth Doctor adventures is The Beast of Orlok, which finds the Doctor (Paul McGann) and Lucie Miller (Sheridan Smith) in Germany, where they encounter a creature unlike anything either of them has seen before." - sounds interesting!
Sam plays Hans, son of Frau Tod, "a no-nonsense landlady who has a sharp tongue and a mean left hook".
Writer and director, Barnaby Edwards, says about Sam: "I cast Sam on the strength of his central performance in Alan Bennett’s The History Boys, for which he received both a Tony and Olivier award nomination. I wanted someone young, articulate, witty, intelligent and sincere for the role of Hans. Sam has those qualities in spades." Of course, he does!!!!! Awww.
The cover:
source: scifind.co.uk
WOOHOO! Next part will be released in the following weak - each episode premieres at 6 pm. Then it will be released on CD. Awesome!"Third in the run of brand new Eighth Doctor adventures is The Beast of Orlok, which finds the Doctor (Paul McGann) and Lucie Miller (Sheridan Smith) in Germany, where they encounter a creature unlike anything either of them has seen before." - sounds interesting!
Sam plays Hans, son of Frau Tod, "a no-nonsense landlady who has a sharp tongue and a mean left hook".
Writer and director, Barnaby Edwards, says about Sam: "I cast Sam on the strength of his central performance in Alan Bennett’s The History Boys, for which he received both a Tony and Olivier award nomination. I wanted someone young, articulate, witty, intelligent and sincere for the role of Hans. Sam has those qualities in spades." Of course, he does!!!!! Awww.
The cover:
source: scifind.co.uk
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Posted on 02 Apr 2009 by Zinah
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