"I think I beat the first door-keeper, Victoria Paris, to the role, because I was absolutely the last person they looked at for this role." (giggle) I simply adore this man. He's so sweet, funny, and humble. I'm glad he's a good sport about certain things, and his playful sarcasm is quite refreshing to see. As for the program itself, I loved how "Sometimes, we may feel something simply can't be real" goes right into the "Close your eyes" part of "Music of the Night". What an awesome segue.
Didn't know he had chronic fatigue , I can sympathize with him , I suffered with it for 10 years it's very debilitating . I also had test after test with nothing showing up , after 4 years of this I finally found a doctor who diagnosed it. In the early days a lot of doctors didn't recognize it as an illness . In my case I didn't look ill no the outside but on the inside you feel absolutely awful . So pleased he is now over it , look after yourself Michael .
Very fond memories of michael when i was in his company in 1964 when i worked at the Alexandra Theatre Bham....and met him again at NEC he was and still is a true gentleman...god bless you always Michael,xx
Why yes Michael! You indeed were AND still ARE a romantic figure! Some of us were never able to see you. NEVER! Some of us have spent years weeping over this fact! *SIGH!* Love you so much Michael and hope you're safe and well during this damn pandemic! 😍🔥💘💋💋💋
