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1. www.thestage.co.uk › big-interviews › david-haigDavid Haig: ‘Writing makes me less neurotically anxious about ...

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   Feb 22, 2024 · In the past few years, partly due to Covid and partly due to his age, the dial of his career has shifted slightly towards writing and away from acting, Haig says. Nowadays, he chooses his...

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2. www.broadway.com › buzz › 192846West End Star David Haig on Writing and Starring in

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   Jul 21, 2018 · After various airings in and around the capital, the historical drama set on the eve of World War II D-Day has settled in for a summer run during a rare London heatwave—which was just one of the...

3. www.whatsonstage.com › news › 20-questions-with20 Questions With…David Haig - WhatsOnStage

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   In recent years, Haig has turned to writing as well as acting, with two plays – My Boy Jack and The Good Samaritan – already premiered at Hampstead Theatre and another two on the way. He is also working on a television adaptation of The Good Samaritan and has been commissioned to script three more films.

4. slideplayer.com › slide › 13132263Why have attitudes to Haig changed so much over time?

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   Basil Liddell Hart, The Real War (1930, page 263) Liddell Hart’s opinion of Haig continued to fall until, in a diary entry in 1935, he could write: He [Haig] was a man of supreme egoism and utter lack of scruple – who, to his over-weaning ambition, sacrificed hundreds of thousands of men.

5. virginradio.co.uk › entertainment › 155430Matt Haig steps out of his 'cave': the 'weird' world of ...

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   Aug 27, 2024 · After the whirlwind success of The Midnight Library, Haig decided to step back from writing to recharge his creative batteries. He even toyed with the idea of setting up a bookshop—a classic writer’s fantasy—or a sober bar in his hometown of Brighton.

6. www.spectator.co.uk › article › interview-david-haigInterview: David Haig on King Lear and The Wright Way

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   The stage version opens next spring in Edinburgh, and Haig has been commissioned to write the screenplay. Understandably, he’s delighted to be involved in so many theatrical activities at...

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   Why has Haig shifted from acting to writing?

   • In the past few years, partly due to Covid and partly due to his age, the dial of his career has shifted slightly towards writing and away from acting, Haig says. Nowadays, he chooses his projects carefully. Creative fulfilment is high on his list of priorities. So, too, is simply having a good time.

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   Why did Haig start writing?

   • “I started writing out of a desire to not always be part of the picture, but to actually create the framed object itself. I wanted to be on the other side of things. And I wanted to have a quieter side to creativity, rather than always slotting into the craziness of rehearsal rooms,” Haig says.

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   Who is David Haig?

   • Sophie Thompson with her Four Weddings and a Funeral co-star David Haig in the touring Guys and Dolls (2015). Photo: Paul Coltas He was born in Aldershot, Hampshire, in 1955, as David Haig Collum Ward. His father Francis was an army officer before becoming director of the Hayward Gallery. His mother Shirley was an opera singer.

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   What makes Haig a good interviewee?

   • Haig – sat on a sofa in his south London home, tablet in one hand, glass of wine in the other, sprawling family spread throughout the house – is an affable, articulate interviewee. He is a bit like the stress-ball characters he often plays on screen, but far friendlier and far more relaxed. He exudes exactitude but not anxiety.

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   Who is David Haig in King Lear?

   • King Lear is at the Theatre Royal Bath until 10 August. David Haig is one of those actors who can’t escape the visual identity of his characters. He’s the sad suburban salaryman. He’s the pasty-faced petty bureaucrat. He’s the bungling office curmudgeon with a volcanic temper.

   Interview: David Haig on King Lear and The Wright Way

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   Why did Haig move to Denmark?

   • In his late teens, with three A levels to his name, Haig wandered. He grew bananas on an Israeli kibbutz. He moved to Denmark to live with a Danish girlfriend for two years. His parents were not pleased.

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8. terripaddock.com › pressureqacoveragePressure Q&A video and photos: How did David Haig come to ...

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   Jul 3, 2018 · At last night’s post-show Q&A, Haig spoke at length about his work on Pressure and why he shied away from playing Stagg himself (two “famous Scottish actors” were initially approached), not least because he’d never played a Scot before and worried he couldn’t pull off Stagg’s Dalkeith accent.