Joe Tracini's Coming of Age Diary #2
Hello again! Before I start, I would like to point out that in the picture above the last post, I am the one on the left. Not the crazy mouthed one on the right, that would be Tony Bignell who play's Matt. Here's something about Tony: he's a great actor, and a lovely bloke, but he says some bloody stupid things. So stupid in fact, I'm going to sprinkle a few of them in this blog in a section I like to call Tony's Stupid Comment of The Week.
Tony's Stupid Comment of The Week
Anyway, it's been a glorious few weeks on the Coming of Age set! We went on location in the metropolis that is Watford for a week, which is always fun! Doing stunts like falling off the top of a car were particularly enjoyable/absolutely-crapped-myself.
We've also completed Episode One, which went really well! I had a ventriloquists doll of myself for the whole episode, which was a bloody nightmare, and I now understand why Keith Harris is so pissed off all the time (for anybody born after the 70's, Keith Harris was a ventriloquist with a puppet of a duck named Orville. He wasn't very good, but incredibly had a Number One hit with I Wish I Could Fly. Now don't say I never tell you anything interesting).
Rehearsals for Episode Two are well underway, and it's looking great! We also have some fantastic guest artists this year, including Geraldine McNulty, Miriam Margolyes, and Dave Lamb, who you probably know as the voiceover guy on Come Dine With Me!
Well, I'm off to sleep, as this acting lark is bloody hard. Take care crazy people x
Joe Tracini plays DK in the 91Èȱ¬ Three sitcom Coming of Age. Read the rest of his diary here on the Comedy Blog.
Tony's Stupid Comment of The Week
This week, he was rehearsing a joke with a spirit level, and wasn't entirely sure what a spirit level was. After a lengthy explanation of how they are generally used on building sites and the like, he hastily replied, "Yea, but what spirits do they measure?". Ah, Tony.
Anyway, it's been a glorious few weeks on the Coming of Age set! We went on location in the metropolis that is Watford for a week, which is always fun! Doing stunts like falling off the top of a car were particularly enjoyable/absolutely-crapped-myself.We've also completed Episode One, which went really well! I had a ventriloquists doll of myself for the whole episode, which was a bloody nightmare, and I now understand why Keith Harris is so pissed off all the time (for anybody born after the 70's, Keith Harris was a ventriloquist with a puppet of a duck named Orville. He wasn't very good, but incredibly had a Number One hit with I Wish I Could Fly. Now don't say I never tell you anything interesting).
Rehearsals for Episode Two are well underway, and it's looking great! We also have some fantastic guest artists this year, including Geraldine McNulty, Miriam Margolyes, and Dave Lamb, who you probably know as the voiceover guy on Come Dine With Me!
Well, I'm off to sleep, as this acting lark is bloody hard. Take care crazy people x
Joe Tracini plays DK in the 91Èȱ¬ Three sitcom Coming of Age. Read the rest of his diary here on the Comedy Blog.
Comment number 1.
At 16th Apr 2010, mollie wrote:i think its really good that your doin this blog cus it show you care :)
i also think your amazing, and DK is the right character for you, even if your not like him in real life, who cares ? they'll have to accept you :)
Lotsa love, mollie xx
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