Tahj Miles - The Table Read With Don Warrington

Tahj welcomes Don Warrington to the Table Read to talk about his many career accomplishments including playing King Lear, Rising Damp and Death In Paradise.
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Tahj:
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Billy:
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[@derekwalton5643]

This young kid is very endearing, while I’ve been a lifelong Don fan. Awesome.

[@jenniferbruce451]

Selwyn Patterson is cool, fair but tough, he's brilliant. I admire his adaptability. He's so great, actor and character.

[@bluepeter128]

This is so priceless for a young guy, Tahj, I love it. Just came across it online. Will watch previous shows.

[@BadWilf]

Great interview. Don is one of the greatest actors of his generation

[@Biffbop]

So glad I found this, love these two!

[@Geeraffe]

Interviews like this are a gem of a find on KZbin 👍 Don is a legend

[@JonnoD00]

Wonderful interview Tahj bro. Thanks both and loved episode 💯⭐

[@a.lehnerer7185]

Thank you both for the entertaining and interesting talk! I'm looking forward to the the start of the new 'Death in Paradise' Season in Germany!!

[@Sarah-rc1mp]

Great podcast! Thanks Tahj and Don xx

[@norrahsecniv]

Great podcast. Great show...loved the 100th Special!!

[@reggiedavenport3911]

Fab!

[@rogerbruton]

It's a shame the microphones aren't a bit bigger! :-)

[@tonymaxwellhatt1175]

@rogerbruton 🤣🤣 I can't stop thinking about those 1930s microphones.

[@bluepeter128]

That's right. Lots of others before Don, love thy neighbor, Nina Baden from Mixed blessings, Earl Cameron, who only died a couple of years ago. aged 102, Rudolph Walker, from EastEnders. Britain, has been pretty good about inclusion I feel.

[@mousekiss6477]

I was not keen on Marlon getting into any serious romance on DiP but i am very upset about his new position. 😭😭

[@nilzetegoncalves]

😊 b

[@bluepeter128]

Correct Don, you had to be cute and black back than. and you were.

[@bluepeter128]

I disagree. With so many people from the Caribbean in the uk, how could it fail. Especially now that most brits, are accustom to the accents etc. It was overdue.

[@bluepeter128]

A bi, man who loved black men...