Well, here is the editor's attempt to try and get a forum going about Douglas Henshall. I'm going to admit, I've tried this elsewhere over the years and you don't get that much response from people. So calling all Douglas Henshall fans! Would anyone like to post a comment about… More the actor, get a lively discussion going. Has anyone else been a fan of Dougie's for a long time like I have? Or are you a new fan? What do you think of Dougie in Primeval? Personally, I'm pleased for the success and recogniton that Primeval has brought him, but deep down I'm hoping that the series will lead onto something much much better, which will give him a chance to excel. Hopefully a great TV drama, a film or West End play. I'm also wondering if he will get the call to appear in an American TV series after Primeval. Do you think he will? It's certainly becoming the trend for British actors, look at Ashley Jensen, Dougray Scott and Hugh Laurie.
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Douglas Henshall is very talented and original. He makes a great character out of Nick Cutter on Primeval. He has one of he most curious scottish accents i've ever heard. I love the life he brings to his characters and the facial expressions are good. The thing actors need to remember is to use their eyes. I've seen alot of actors who have this blank expression in their eyes all the time, no matter what emotion they're acting out. Body language is great, but what is it without the emotion in their eyes? And Douglas Henshall uses both nicely. He has the right idea of how to do his acting.
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