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Sept 22, 2008 10:28:32 GMT
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New US show going well for Rufus
Monday, September 22, 2008
Rufus Sewell is having fun shooting his new show Rufus Sewell says filming on his upcoming US TV drama Eleventh Hour is "going well".
"I don't want to talk it up too much but I'm very much enjoying doing it," he said on the red carpet of the Bafta Emmy Awards tea party in Los Angeles at the weekend.
"We're about half way through filming the first season and it doesn't screen until the 9th of October but I'm very pleased with it.
"I play a scientist called Jacob and I go around with my FBI handler solving crimes and crises of a scientific ethical nature," he added.
Along with the galaxy of Brits on TV in the US, Rufus is enjoying living and working in Los Angeles.
"Normally when I'm employed I'm abroad," he said. "I recently did some filming in London and it was my first time in 12 years. So depending on how much money is involved in a production they're pretty much the same. Indie is indie, posh is posh."
New US show going well for Rufus
Monday, September 22, 2008
Rufus Sewell is having fun shooting his new show Rufus Sewell says filming on his upcoming US TV drama Eleventh Hour is "going well".
"I don't want to talk it up too much but I'm very much enjoying doing it," he said on the red carpet of the Bafta Emmy Awards tea party in Los Angeles at the weekend.
"We're about half way through filming the first season and it doesn't screen until the 9th of October but I'm very pleased with it.
"I play a scientist called Jacob and I go around with my FBI handler solving crimes and crises of a scientific ethical nature," he added.
Along with the galaxy of Brits on TV in the US, Rufus is enjoying living and working in Los Angeles.
"Normally when I'm employed I'm abroad," he said. "I recently did some filming in London and it was my first time in 12 years. So depending on how much money is involved in a production they're pretty much the same. Indie is indie, posh is posh."
