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Charles shares eerie similarities with Julie Andrews. They share a birthday, they were both born in Surrey, and Julie's dad was called Edward Charles When Julie rang CE for My Fair Lady casting, she answered with "Hello Mr Edwards, this is Mrs Edwards" (referring to her late husband, Blake Edwards)

Charles's father Ronald has his name on a plaque on Tower Bridge London, dated 1994, to commemorate the centenary of the bridge opening. He worked for the City Lands & Bridge House Estates Committee. Charles has discussed his father commuting and working in The City a couple times.

Will never forget how horrible people were to Charles Edwards in season 1, for a combination of factors, but mostly due to his age. Then those same people changed their tune in season 2 when he got more screen time and they realised having an experienced actor can be a good thing actually.

Sorry for the lack of news. Trying my damnedest to keep sane during this period of drought, but while I've had this plenty times before, it never gets any easier. Rest assured at least he is likely very busy filming that HBO court drama.

instagram.com/p/DYmJ17ODAvI Charles Edwards in The 39 Steps (2006) starring as Richard Hannay, one of his most career defining roles. Part 2 coming soon with lots of rare archival clips to show you from his Broadway days. #charlesedwards #celebrimbor #the39steps #tropsky

heckyescharlesedwards on Instagram: "Charles Edwards in The 39 Steps in London (2006)(Theatre stills by Alastair Muir; poster artwork by Mark Thomas; vox pops video by …"

Charles Edwards in The 39 Steps in London (2006)(Theatre stills by Alastair Muir; poster artwork by Mark Thomas; vox pops video by WhatsOnStage.)This is part 1 of a 2 part special celebrating Charles in The 39 Steps, where he made his debut as the debonair Richard Hannay 20 years ago.The play started life in 1996 at a tiny theatre in Richmond, Yorkshire. Nearly a decade later, Patrick Barlow got a hold of it and rewrote the script, and this revamped version debuted in Leeds in 2005 directed by Fiona Buffini.Under director and fellow actress Maria Aitken, in 2006 it then made its way to the capital to the Tricycle (now Kiln) Theatre in Kilburn, picking up Charles on the way (he had just finished starring in Hay Fever on the West End). It opened on 14th August, and after this sold-out run, it transferred to the West End's Criterion Theatre on 14th September. This transfer was a huge critical and commercial success.Charles took inspiration from Robert Donat's Richard Hannay from the 1935 film, and also comedian Harry Enfield, who did spoofs of early 20th century British educational films.He recieved rave reviews for his turn as the hero, being described as exuding "sincerity, charming manners, and perfectly groomed good looks mixed with public school gaucheness". The play won the Best New Comedy Award at the 2007 Oliviers and the play lasted 9 years at the Criterion, totalling 3,731 performances in its lifetime in London.........[#charlesedwards #the39steps #criteriontheatre #celebrimbor]

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