Picnic With Pavarotti
17th July 2001
Richard was in Hyde Park at the “Picnic with Pavarotti” concert, where Richard went on stage and read out a personal message from Prince Charles to everyone.
The event raised £500,000 for the Prince’s Trust.
The REG Temple is the official website for actor, author and director Richard E. Grant.
Richard has appeared in over 80 films and television programs, such as Withnail And I, The Scarlet Pinmpernel, Jack & Sarah, L.A. Story, Dracula, The Hound Of The Baskervilles, Gosford Park & The Iron Lady. In 2005 he directed his first major release, Wah-Wah.
This website is unique in that it has been run and maintained by volunteers and fans since 1998. For more information on its origins, please click here.
Richard was in Hyde Park at the “Picnic with Pavarotti” concert, where Richard went on stage and read out a personal message from Prince Charles to everyone.
The event raised £500,000 for the Prince’s Trust.
REG has added his name to a list of other celebrities who are boycotting the Perrior Comedy Awards due to the company’s involvement with Nestle (baby food in Africa).
It’s all part of the “Baby Milk Action” supported by Richard, Emma Thompson and Julie Walters – to name a few.
Hello,
I recently came across your page. Very nice by the way. I have always enjoyed Mr. Grant’s work. Ever since I saw Dracula and Hudson Hawk. I just received my recent copy of Doctor Who monthly with Mr. Grant on the cover. I just sat down and played with a drawing of one of the photos. I used the photo and incorporated a version of his costume from the Doctor Who website. I think Mr. Grant is going to be a wonderful doctor even if its only in animated form. I saw your fan area and if you like the sketch you are more than welcome to put it up.
David McCracken.
Nikki has sent me two pictures from “OK” magazine. Richard was in Weybridge, supporting Breakthrough Breast Cancer. The Countess of Wessex was also there and you can check out the pics here.
If any of you want to check out all the Withnail And I scene locations then look no further than http://pages.zoom.co.uk/peterd/withnail.htm, where this website attempts to do just that – with pretty good results I might add!