It's nearly the end of Foyle's War (will it be permenant this time?) and so Kitchen's time as the infamous role is nearly up. What are your favourite moments from the show and what should Kitchen do next? Personally, I'd like to see him on Doctor Who...
Michael Kitchen will be appearing in a new mini-series on ITV in March. He plays David West, a businessman, in the three-part Mobile . David West's story will be told in part three. Keep an eye on your ITV listings for scheduled times.
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My first exposure to Michael Kitchen was his role as Bill Tanner, the overworked and much-harangued Chief of Staff to Judi Dench's "M" in the later James Bond films. Even with just a few minutes of screen time in each, Kitchen was able to create a character who felt very real, a flesh-and-blood person that is so rarely seen in the 007 universe. Sadly, it seems his days in Bond are over, but I have recently begun watching his series "Foyle's War" and am thrilled to see him in a piece where he is the lead.
Kitchen is an actor who can still convey emotion without speaking - indeed, some of his expressions and asides in "Foyle's" are better than any spoken dialogue. He's not a traditional leading man, but does consistently deliver a nuanced performance. I want to track down more of his work and see more roles from this very talented actor.
i saw mobile on dvd,it is a great miniserie,sad dat it dit not show in holland
i saw mobile on dvd,it is a great miniserie,sad dat it dit not show in holland,michael is a great acter,i have manny dvd's from him.and he is also a great looker
