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2008-04-17 15:13:01

Description: KEAN - SOMEWHERE ONLY WE KNOW

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Prisoner Cell Block H - Reb Kean on cocaine

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09:01,

2007-06-12 10:38:13

Description: Wicked Reb Kean has had things her own way for too long, but hadn't reckoned on the furious anti-drug stance of half-mast trouser sporting, fag-puffing wanna-bea-smith, Myra Desmond. Having (More)

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Money Funding 911 Little Practical Significance, Kean

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01:28,

2008-02-06 22:42:29

Description: Thomas Kean stating that the funding source of the 911 attacks is of little practical significance, and denies the $100000 wire transfer by Pakistani Inter Services ISI Intelligence chief, Lt. Gen. (More)

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Ben Kingsley as Edmund Kean (1982 TV) part 2 of 5

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10:13,

2008-03-30 15:14:14

Description: A one man play written by Raymund FitzSimons on the famous actor Edmund Kean (1787-1833). Judy Klemesrud writes: Ben Kingsley was in India filming ''Gandhi'' in 1980 when a (More) A one man play written by Raymund FitzSimons on the famous actor Edmund Kean (1787-1833). Judy Klemesrud writes: Ben Kingsley was in India filming ''Gandhi'' in 1980 when a script was delivered to his home near Stratford-on-Avon. ''I've written this play for you,'' the author wrote in a note. The play was a one-character vehicle about Edmund Kean, the brilliant 19th-century British actor regarded as one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of all time. Coleridge, for example, said that to see Kean act was ''to read Shakespeare by flashes of lightning.'' from "The life of Edmund Kean" By Frederick William Hawkins (1869): "It is perhaps not generally known," writes Macaulay, when closing his narrative of the death, in 1695, of George Saville, Marquis of Halifax, " "that some adventurers who, without advantages of fortune or position, made themselves conspicuous by the mere force of ability, inherited the blood of Halifax. He left a natural son, Henry Carey, whose dramas once drew crowded audiences to the theatres, and some of whose gay and spirited verses live still in the memory of hundreds of thousands. From Henry Carey descended that Edmund Kean who, in our own time, transformed himself so marvellously into Shylock, Iago, and Othello." From this it appears that Edmund Kean might have indulged in a pardonable pride of birth, inasmuch as the celebrated Lord Halifax belonged to a family which originated in this country with Drogo de Monte-acuto, a prominent member of the Conqueror's retinue at the battle of Hastings, and ancestor of the Dukes of Manchester and the Earls of Salisbury and Montague. George Saville Carey was cursed in a worthless, inhuman daughter. Ann Carey had, at the age of fifteen, ran away from home to join a company of strolling players.....Shortly afterwards she became the mother of Edmund Kean, the circumstances attending whose birth were, as the reader will see, hardly of a nature suggestive of the extraordinary future which awaited him.....He was born on the 4th of November, 1787, in a deserted, solitary, and otherwise unoccupied chamber in the neighbourhood of Gray's Inn. " About half-past three in the morning," writes Miss Tidswell, the actress, " Aaron Kean, the father, came to me and said ' Nance Carey is with child, and begs you to go to her at her lodgings in Chancery-lane.' Accordingly my aunt and I went with him and found Nance Carey near her time. We asked her if she had proper necessaries, and she replied ' No, nothing;' whereupon Mrs. Byrne begged the loan of some baby clothes, and Nance Carey was removed to the chambers in Gray's Inn, which her father then occupied, and it was there that the future tragedian was born." Prom the moment of his birth, so to speak, Edmund Kean entered into that dark and foetid atmosphere of sorrow and depravity which, surrounding him during a period when the character is formed and moulded according to the nature of external influences, probably served to inculcate that established independence and uncontrollable self-will which retarded his advancement to prosperity, darkened the otherwise unclouded sky of his after career, and rendered him inaccessible to the healthy counsel of those who would have guided his steps away from that abyss into which he fell at the comparatively early age of forty-six. Probably in that lonely and deserted Gray's Inn apartment, faintly illumined by the flickering and uncertain flame of a rush-light, there was no one who greeted him with the welcome usually accorded to the little stranger. Certainly, the last person who would hail the advent of the child was the mother, who appears to have been so destitute of natural and gentle affections that, after supporting the child for about three months, she abandoned him to the caprice—to the charity of strangers, and thereafter denied to her hapless boy the exercise of any maternal consideration whatsoever. (Less)

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Ben Kingsley as Edmund Kean (1982 TV) part 5 of 5

10:58,

2008-03-31 11:27:53

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Ben Kingsley as Edmund Kean (1982 TV) part 1 of 5

10:40,

2008-03-27 19:45:40

Description: A one man play written by Raymund FitzSimons on the famous actor Edmund Kean (1787-1833). "It was in the impersonation of the great creations of Shakespeare's genius that the varied (More)

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KEAN ICE TEA Αντέχεις τη Δροσιά του?

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00:32,

2008-05-19 02:57:37

Description: The new TV campaign created by Pandora/Ogilvy and MSViewpoint for KEAN ICE TEA.

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Ben Kingsley as Edmund Kean (1982 TV) part 4 of 5

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09:27,

2008-03-30 16:01:57

Description: A one man play written by Raymund FitzSimons on the famous actor Edmund Kean (1787-1833). from "The Life and Adventures of Edmund Kean, Tragedian: 1787-1833" By Joseph Fitzgerald (More) A one man play written by Raymund FitzSimons on the famous actor Edmund Kean (1787-1833). from "The Life and Adventures of Edmund Kean, Tragedian: 1787-1833" By Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy: In a few months the world had forgotten the venomous imbecility of the 'Times', but it rankled in Kean's breast. The faithlessness of the woman for whom he had risked so much, the publicity given to his offence, the acrimony of those who had once been his heartiest admirers, the estrangement of his family, were afflictions that for a while almost disturbed the reason of one who had inherited a taint of madness. In March his engagement at Drury Lane ended, and it being understood that these were his farewell performances, crowds flocked to the theatre. On the last night, at the conclusion of the play, he was eagerly called for, and on coming forward, the demonstration in his favour for awhile rendered him unable to speak. He was much affected, and after some time said it might readily be understood how powerful was the gratification which prevented him from expressing his feelings. "I have," he continued, " been able to overcome one of the most powerful and most malignant attacks to which a professional man has ever been subjected." (Cries of "The rascally 'Times.'") "Without alluding to past circumstances, I consider it a base plan for my destruction; and under the influence of your displeasure, which my powerful enemies endeavoured to augment, I must have sank, had not the public protected me. My gratitude is indelible, and my endeavours to merit your favours shall be unceasing." In June and July (1830) the great tragedian played Richard III., Shylock, Sir Giles Overreach, and King Lear at the Haymarket, the same theatre in which twenty-four years ago he had acted most subordinate parts. Between that time and this his life had been singularly full of events; bitter struggles had been crowned by brilliant victory; the world had smiled and frowned upon him; health, reputation, and wealth had been given him, and he had squandered them wantonly; and now it seemed as if his existence must end in darkness and despair. (Less)

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Ben Kingsley as Edmund Kean (1982 TV) part 3 of 5

09:42,

2008-03-30 15:38:09

Description: A one man play written by Raymund FitzSimons on the famous actor Edmund Kean (1787-1833). There have been several other plays based on Edmund Kean's melodramatic life, most notably a drama by (More)

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