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Mortimer, John 1923- (Geoffrey Lincoln Sir John Mortimer John Mortime… Neal Layton, Layton, Neal 1971–īorn December 19, 1971, in Chichester, England married wife an artist. Hobbies and other interests: Riding motorcycles, travel.Ĭuddle up Tight, Macm… Anne Fine, Personalīorn December 7, 1947, in Leicester, England daughter of Brian (a chief scientific experimental officer) and Mary Laker married Kit Fine (… John Clifford Mortimer, Mortimer, John 1923- (Geoffrey Lincoln Sir John Mortimer John Mortimer, QC) Education: Earned M.A., 1995.ĪDDRESSES: Home and offic… Sue Heap, Heap, Sue 1954–īorn 1954, in Hampshire, England. PERSONAL: Born 1946, in London, England married children: two sons. Patricia Elliott, Elliott, Patricia 1946. ONLINEġ25th Street Web site, (February 27, 2003), 'Ray Shell.'īorkowski PR Web site, (August 5, 2002), '125 Streets Ahead.'įire and water, (February 27, 2003), 'Ray Shell.'* Variety, April 4, 1984, review of Starlight Express, p. Times Literary Supplement, November 5, 1993, Holly Eley, review of Iced, p. Spectator, January 21, 1995, Sheridan Morley, review of Ain't Misbehavin', pp. Publishers Weekly, June 12, 1995, Paul Nathan, 'From Seminar to Contract,' p. New Yorker, July 18, 1994, review of Iced, p. New Statesman, October 22, 1993, Laurence O'Toole, review of Iced, p. PERIODICALSįinancial Times, January 27, 1998, review of Iced, p. BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL SOURCES: BOOKSĬontemporary Theatre, Film, and Television, Volume 32, Gale (Detroit, MI), 2000.

'There is some magnificent prose on display' in the scenes of Iced where Washington describes what it feels like to be high: 'sheer, cold and snapping off like vast shards from the face of an iceberg,' Ian Shuttleworth wrote in the Financial Times. Iced the novel, as Benedict Nightingale wrote in the London Times, 'reportedly became one of the most shoplifted books in publishing history,' and the stage version was also praised by critics. On stage, his reminisces are framed by conversations with the prison psychiatrist the novel is structured as a diary.

In the play it is this last crime which sends the man, Cornelius Washington Jr., to prison, where the action opens. Both the novel and the play feature a forty-something black man's retrospective of how drugs led him to give up a promising future as a lawyer and to kill several people, including a two-month-old baby he threw from a roof while trying to extort money for the baby's safe return. SIDELIGHTS: Although best known as an actor, Ray Shell is also the author of a novel, Iced, and a play of the same name based on the novel. White Folks (musical), produced in London, England, 2002.Īlso author (and director and producer) of plays Flat-share, Frederick Avery Visits, and Street Angels. Iced (play based on novel of the same name), produced in London, England, 1998. Iced (novel also see below), Random House ( New York, NY), 1993. Producer of audio recordings for Steve Williamson and Dark Secret manager of pop group Damage.

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Played Darbo in made-for-television movie Pirate Prince, 1993. Actor in films, including (as Shake) The Apple (also known as Star Rock), Cannon Films, 1980 (as Jeff Kane) Young Soul Rebels, Ibero Films Internacional, S.A., 1991 (as Murray) Velvet Goldmine, Miramax, 1998 and Andrew Lloyd Webber, the Royal Albert Hall Celebration, PolyGram Video, 1998. Charlie, Royal Exchange, Manchester Lion King, London, England The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber Andrew Lloyd Webber, The Royal Albert Hall Celebration, London, England, 1998 and 125th Street, London, England, 2002. Miss Saigon, London's West End King Hair Children of Eden Starlight Express, Apollo Victoria Theatre, London Five Guys Named Moe Sweeney Todd, Holland Park Theatre, London Happy End, Nottingham Playhouse, Nottingham Two Trains Running, Tricycle Theatre, London Blues for Mr. Actor in stage productions, including Ain't Misbehavin', London, England, 1995 Jesus Christ Superstar, Barbican, London Mass Carib Little Willies Jr. Education: Attended Emerson College.ĪDDRESSES: Agent-Nicki Stoddart, PFD, Drury House, 34-43 Russell Street, London WC2B 5HA, England.ĬAREER: Actor and writer. PERSONAL: Born in the United States immigrated to Great Britain, 1978.