Mar 2
This is cute. Mark Benton shared this Catterick photo on his Insta and Reece commented ☺️
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This is cute. Mark Benton shared this Catterick photo on his Insta and Reece commented ☺️
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Career Girls (1997, dir. Mike Leigh)
My Favourite TV Characters.
CHARACTER: Mam
PLAYED BY: Mark Benton
SHOW: Smoggie Queens (2024 - )
Mam is the "mother hen" of this little queer chosen family. She is loving, caring and loyal, and her home is the centre for their gatherings. Her backstory is a little secretive, with a few details popping up here and there, and I can not wait to see where the show takes her.
Mam is played by British TV legend Mark Benton, and the BBC brought more LGBTQIA+ representation in one of the funniest shows of 2024.
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Have you seen Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators (2018-2022)?
Yes
Partially
No, but I've heard of it
Never heard of it
Buddy and Elvis pilot, With Reece as the voice of Elvis the Cat and Mark Benton as the voice of Buddy the Dog. Based on the stories by Andrew Murray.
I'm after the first episode of Nature Boy and I doubt I'll resume watching this series anytime soon (it's good, just REALLY emotionally draining), but young Lee Ingleby is weirdly cute.