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Today, Netflix released the trailer for Top Boy 2nd season, including 3 scenes with Howard Charles. With its premiere scheduled for March 18, I can only wait anxiously for more of this Howard’s role.
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Howard Charles in "The Widow"
Can anyone resist that smile?
I love this pic from Musketeer’s bootcamp time... Impossible to be sexier!
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Howard on The Red Line backstage, recording Ethan Young, The Perfect Husband Universe, is it too much to ask for one of these for me?
Just Porthos...
In addition to TV work, Howard has also participated in several plays. In 2009 he participated in a project called Painting a Wall at the Finborough Theater in London, with Jacob Anderson, Peter Landi and Syrus Lowe.
Painting a Wall follows the day in the life of four Cape Coloured South African painters, living under apartheid. We follow them in their task of painting public walls government-regulation white. They’ve got one hour to do it and they’ve got to hurry up about it, or risk no pay and harsh punishment. The only thing is…they’ve been given the wrong colour paint...
Some critical comments on Howie's performance:
“Howard Charles’ Willy asserts that the few words he knows are ‘like cages’ around him because they don’t really express anything about his life - in that moment we could be anywhere, today, not necessarily somewhere far from home. This is where the play’s power lies and its simple beauty.” Alexandra Carey, Extra Extra.
“The pick of the actors, Howard Charles, plays the wittiest and most interesting, Willy.” Philip Fisher, British Theatre Guide.
“These four actors, with expert timing and delivery, show us human relationships in extremis” The News Line.
