Richard Armitage:Audiobook of 2014 Award + In Anticipation of Spy Dan Meyer--Article Explains History of Berlin Graffiti + EW Article + Upcoming David Copperfield Narration + TV Series Berlin Station Production Starts Nov

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RA received "Audible audiobook of 2014" award for his Hamlet narration

Narration completed. Yippee!..

(agent Daniel Meyer spies with his little eye...)

TWEET Trivia: Thanks to friend Fabo for passing along following article which explains the history of RA's most recent tweet. It's by one of Berlin's famous graffiti artists..

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2011/07/the-heritage-of-berlin-street-art-and-graffiti-scene/#aliasmille12

Tweet was sent to what RA referred to as Berlin Station dream team..

Doubt we'll see agent Meyer in any herringbone tweed:D 3pc suits..

Proving pinstripes can be hottest of all...

oops! Scott Eastwood..how did he slip in here *cough*...

http://community.ew.com/2015/09/18/ew-community-top-summer-mps/

The EW Community's top 7 summer MVPs

by Tamar Barbash, Community Contributor

Richard Armitage as Francis Dolarhyde, Hannibal

The moment he signed on to play Francis Dolarhyde, Richard Armitage shouldered the burden of Hannibal book and movie fans’ expectations. Dolarhyde was indelibly marked in many of our memories by Tom Noonan as the Red Dragon, and Ralph Fiennes put his own powerful spin on the character decades later. So the real trick was creating a Dolarhyde who was unique and just as memorable as those who came before.

Armitage shattered those expectations and brought the Red Dragon to life in singular style. His Francis Dolarhyde was both vulnerable and terrifying, and his Becoming was almost orgasmic, which made it even more exciting. His commitment to the role both mentally and physically, and his willingness to embody the character so completely, is why he gets my vote for MVP.