Again on tonight the Final episode
all week 9PM ITV1HD

https://www.thisisbigbrother.com/for...d.php?t=375094


They better not pull the final episode
https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/...-axed-24012171
[Viewpoint explored the story where
DC Martin Young (Noel Clarke) sets up a secret
viewpoint to watch a man who is under
suspicion for being involved in the disappearance
of his missing school teacher girlfriend.
Four of the five-part drama have aired every night this week.]

/ have an opinion on an actor/director

Bafta’s baffling decision to honor Noel Clarke is its biggest blunder yet
 

the laundering of aspiration into consent...

There is an obvious explanation for Bafta’s determination to give Clarke this specific award at this specific moment in time: he is a useful case study. A young black man of humble origins who makes a space for himself in a predominantly white, middle-class industry, becoming a writer, director and leading man through sheer determination and persistence? That’s a pat on the back for all of us; reassuring proof that things aren’t so bad.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/films/0/...t-blunder-yet/

Yes with The Guardian Team
attacking him,
I assume he goes Front Page many others, tomorrow


I want Noel to make a Public Statement
talk to other Journalists Live


As long as ITV do not pull the Final episode tonight
of 9PM Viewpoint, (Thriller)
as I have recorded them all
First episode was great
https://pbs.twimg.com/semantic_core_...jpg&name=small

Sky TV has "halted" its work with actor Noel Clarke after allegations of sexual harassment were made against him by a number of women.

Clarke has starred in Sky's crime drama Bulletproof, which had a fourth series commissioned in January.

"Effective immediately, we have halted Noel Clarke's involvement in any future Sky productions," the broadcaster said.

The Kidulthood and Doctor Who star, 45, has said he "vehemently" denies "any sexual misconduct or wrongdoing".

In a statement on Thursday, he said he intended to "defend myself against these false allegations".

The Guardian newspaper reported allegations from 20 women, all of whom knew Clarke in a professional capacity.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-56940444

Top Actor Ashley Waters knows him well
He has co-starred with him
in many projects.

https://news.sky.com/story/noel-clar...actor-12291435

Terrible News
the Final of Viewpoint was at 9PM tonight ITV1HD
as he plays a Cop. [Surveillance Detective]
Other Great Actors are in it.

ITV the buggers
have said they will not show it.

[Noel Clarke: Co-star Ashley Walters 'deeply saddened'
by harassment claims but
'cannot stand by and ignore allegations']

https://news.sky.com/story/sky-halts...laims-12291076

Ashley Walters has his own murky history.

Of course
but he does not have Guardian
chasing him.

ITV added it would make the finale available on ITV Hub on Friday night for a limited time "for any viewers who wish to seek it out, and watch its conclusion".

I thought I didn't know him, but we have been watching View point

It's a shame the last episode ain't being shown, it's good. Plenty of reruns have "problematic" people.

I normally assume anything with Noel Clarke in is something he's written and/or directed, he's that kind of guy, so I was surprised that he wasn't involved in its creation. But that just means all the hard work everyone involved in the show is being thrown away...

Tbh most show/films/whatever in general have 'problematic people' to some degree. Kinda depends where the line is drawn. If we outlaw all older stuff that has not savoury characters in it, there would be a quite thin list left really.

Tbf this is an ongoing investigation so it makes sense people want to step back for the time being until those investigations are concluded. I doubt they're blanket banning all of his stuff, it's just for now whilst it's all just come out ITV etc don't want to be pulled into any association.

Organisations who stand up for a safe working environment with all that includes really don't have a choice but to act when something like this crops up.

Thank You.

I'm shocked and disappointed, 20 accusations doesn't look good. I always liked him.

I keep wondering so many things, what did he say and do.

I always use to think he seemed like a nice guy in interviews . I don't think it's fair to not televise the last episode of viewpoint. I was actually going to watch it back to back on catch-up so I guess there's always that.

Sounds like alot of work went into Covid safety when filming aswell. People who work with him always seem to get on with him , very weird .

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cp...82_star-nc.png

Noel is going to get help...............

[ Actor, 45, said he is 'deeply sorry' and will
'seek professional help to educate myself and
change for the better'
Bafta suspended him and his outstanding
British contribution to cinema award after
allegations in Guardian
But film academy was reportedly aware
of allegations shortly after announcing
intention to give him award
20 women have accused him of abuse,
some of it could be criminal,
but Scotland Yard is not aware of them
Clarke, who was given award
earlier this month, said
he 'vehemently' denies allegations of sexual misconduct
His mother Gemma Clarke
said: 'I am proud of him and I'm still proud of him
but I don't know what's going on'
Sky cancels filming of Bulletproof show
over claims - as ITV bows to pressure and
axes tonight's Viewpoint]




https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/...14,317_AL_.jpg
[Actress and producer Philippa Crabb, (Aged 30)
who is also one of the 20 alleged victims
named by The Guardian, shared an Instagram
story posted by her relative
of the newspaper's front page.

The original post read: 'Finally. Waited six years
for this day', to which Philippa
responded: 'Literally. Sorry if I haven't
replied to you - my inbox is bursting with
messages of support and it's all pretty
overwhelming, but I appreciate you all SO much.']


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...er_dailymailUK

"Deeply sorry and will seek professional help" for things he continues to deny doing.

Hmm, something's telling me that's a phoney apology.