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 | Oliver Wood/Sean Biggerstaff Slide of Oliver Wood (Harry Potter)/Sean Biggerstaff.Song: Racoon - Brother |
 | Oliver Wood/Sean Biggerstaff Tribute A tribute that was made in 30 minutes.... I couldn't find the right song until I played a mix cd I made back in 2005! Then there came to be this: |
 | Sean Biggerstaff FILM O PRZEPI?KNYM CH?OPAKU NA ?WIECIE CZYLI Sean Biggerstaff |
 | Piece O' You by Sluts of Trust Debut single by Sluts of Trust. Features Sean Biggerstaff who played Oliver Wood in the first three Harry Potter films. The 'stunt' blood used in the video looked the part but it wasn't keen on coming off the wooden floors of the hired venue! |
 | Oliver Wood/ Sean Biggerstaff Seany could have just been Oliver Wood. Not an idiot in Cashback |
 | Sean Biggerstaff Er ist so eine süße Schnitte |
 | Sean the Best Sean Biggerstaff.. |
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 | Everybody's Changing - Cashback This is a fanvid for the movie "Cashback", great movie, go watch it! Anywho, this focuses on the love story between Ben and Sharon, and for all you fangirls out there you guessed correctly that is....Sean Biggerstaff(aka Oliver Wood)!Footage:Cashback(2006)Song:Everybody's Changing-Keane*Disclaimer-I don't own these materials, and no profit is being made from this. Don't sue me. Or take my video off. |
 | Alan Rickman - The Winter Guest Interview Part 1 Part one of the interview. The Winter Guest (1997) was British actor Alan Rickman's debut as a director, and stars Emma Thompson and Phyllida Law. Sean Biggerstaff (best known for his role as Oliver Wood in a couple of the Harry Potter movie series) is also in it.Set in Scotland (where Sean Biggerstaff was born) on one cold winter's day, The Winter Guest focuses on 8 people; a mother and daughter, Elspeth (Phyllida Law) and Frances (Emma Thompson); two young boys skipping school, Sam (Douglas Murphy) and Tom (Sean Biggerstaff); two old women who frequently go to strangers funerals, Chloe (Sandra Voe) and Lily (Sheila Reid); and two teenagers Nita (Arlene Cockburn) and Alex (Gary Hollywood).The plot of the story is interactions between two young boys, two teenagers, a mother, a grandmother, and two elderly women. It can be said though that the main actor in the film is frozen sea, and the rest of the stories are only surreal background to it.The film is based on Sharman MacDonald's warmly-received play, premiered at the West Yorkshire Playhouse (in the Quarry studio theatre, 23rd January to 18th February 1995) before transferring to the Almeida Theatre in London (14th March to 15th April 1995).Like the film it was also directed by Alan Rickman, starring Phillida Law, Sandra Voe and Sheila Reid, with Sian Thomas in the role of Frances, played in the film by Emma Thompson. But it was "Robin Dons' remarkable set...that grabs you before anything else" (Michael Billington in The Guardian, 25th January 1995): a house interior, promenade and snowbound seascape, which won Don the Design award in the Critics' Circle Theatre Awards in 1995. [/Wikipedia]Credit goes to the fabulously convenient britbitsandclips.com |
