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I just saw, now, the Mel Gibson edition of Hamlet. I was never really into Shakespear, but the swordfight at the end seemed to have bben done very sloppily. All the actors played the parts fine, but how do you mix comedy with drama, especially when it's written as a drama.

Just saw a rerun of a 1989 production of a Morse program called "Deceit of Flight" featuring  "Nat" Parker as a villain.  Not exactly Inspector Lynley, but a good role and well done.

F. Mabry, Atlanta, Georgia

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The Morse episode I mentioned before was called "Deceived by Flight".

Sorry about the mixup.

Dear Nathaniel Parker,I live in France near Bordeaux and I am 43 years old,since a long time I 'fell in love' withs english movies and series(Barnaby,Inspector Morse and Lewis and of course Inspector Linley),I love their style and atmosphere.I also very appreciate Nathaniel in his interviews with his delicatecy,humour and simplicity.I am just back from London and I am London sickness! See the Parlement made me think of Inspector Linley.We still can see the serie on TV in France and it will make me feel better tonight! I would also like to see you at theater when I 'll be back.Do you come in France sometimes?And do you still like ironing?(joking!).Lot of love from France!Natalie.

I am an Amarican fan of this wonderful series.  If it ever would come back, I could see an episode having connections between our two countries and the possibly perfect car for Linley, following the Custom built idea of  the Brisol, I think a U.S.custom built Excalibur would be a great vehicle for this side of the plot.

Hi, I just wanted to say thanks to Nathaniel for the autographs and photos on Wednesday evening at the Stage Door of the Gielgud. It was very nice to meet you and chat with you. Your performance was fantastic- good luck for the rest of the run!