Arcade Fire, Armoury Show, After The Fire, Bank Robbers, The Beat, Beatles, Bhundu Boys, Bodysnatchers, Billy Bragg, Bjork, Gavin Bryars, Harold Budd, Nick Cave, Clash, Cocteau Twins, John Coltrane, Elvis Costello, Crystal Castles, Miles Davis, Doors, Ian Dury, Brian Eno, Exciters, Roddy Frame, Robert Fripp, Peter Gabriel, Gorecki, Gorillaz, Jam, Jamaican Ska, Keane, Rilo Kiley, La's, Long Ryders, Lotus Eaters, the Miniatures albums, Natalie Merchant, Merz, Penguin Cafe Ochestra, Rico, Skids, Specials, Stiff Little Fingers, David Sylvian, 10,000 Maniacs, Tracey Thorn, Trojan Dub, U2, Undertones, Vaughan Williams, Tom Waits, Paul Weller, Waterboys, The Who, Robert Wyatt, Yazoo
Movies
Amelie, Barbarella, Belleville Rendez-Vous, Birdy, Blade Runner, Children Of Men, Cinema Paradiso, Citizen Kane, City Of Lost Children, Delicatessen, Forrest Gump, Ghost In The Shell, Great Esape, Great Expectations, Gregory's Girl, Help!, Iris, Jason and The Argonauts, Kes, King Kong, Laurel + Hardy, Local Hero, Lord Of The Rings, Manhattan, Marx Brothers, My Neighbour Totoro, Pan's Labyrinth, Planet Of The Apes, Son Of Rambow, Spartacus, Spirited Away, This Island Earth, A Very Long Engagement.
Heroes
Avedon, Bailey, Harry Borden, Phil Borges, Doisneau, Elliot Erwitt, Greg Gorman, Halsmann, Harpo, Ray Harryhausen, Annie Leibowitz, Ken Loach, Mary Ellen Mark, Nigel Parry, Steve Pyke, Mark Seliger, Nick Sinclair, Tim White, William Wegman, Charlie Williams...
Ian Mckellen by Andy Hollingworth (C) One Parent Families 2006
Andy Hollingworth's Details
Status:
Married
Zodiac Sign:
Gemini
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Portrait photographer based in England, specialising in the Comedy field. Equally at home in the studio, on location or shooting live gigs, produced images for over 400 comedians, comic actors and writers over a period of 12 years. Work in several major collections including the National Portrait Gallery, Ilford Imagebank, Rotherham City Gallery and The Comedy Store. Solo exhibitions at the National Museum of Photography Bradford, Grosvenor Museum Chester, Liverpool and Leicester Comedy Festivals and for the National Trust. Huge archive of images available for print sales, other galleries on www.chortle.co.uk.
Who I'd like to meet:
Stewart Lee's new DVD '41st Best Stand Up Ever!' has just been released, it was recorded on his last tour and features Andy's portrait on the sleeves and on the stage backdrop. The DVD features some excellent extras including a live film of Stewart at Pestival and an interview with Johnny Vegas. More details can be found at stewartlee.co.uk.
Jason Manford is embarking on a massive UK tour starting in Septemberl through to December and shows range from Southampton to Newcastle. Jason has established himself as a real TV favourite on '8 Out Of 10 Cats' and 'Tonightly' and the show should be a corker! Andy's shots are featured on his tour posters and flyers. More details at www.jasonmanford.com
New DVD sleeves : Marcus Brigstocke 'Planet Corduroy' also features an interactive gallery of shots taken by Andy over the past 5 years. Dylan Moran 'Live Collection' which includes both the 'Monster' & 'Like Totally' shows.
CDs currently available from the Comedy Store that feature Andy's portraits on their covers...they're funny too!
You know the song 'Sherry Baby' by the Four Seasons? It was playing when I was out grocery shopping with the boys. Did you know that your name is the PERFECT fit? Annnnnnnndy Hollingworth (*higher voice* Andy Hollingworth!) Annnnndy won't you come out tonight? AND NOW I CAN'T GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD! Curse you and your lyrical name! ....or ..just like lots of love to you and the fam and have a great summer! Amy x
Hey Andy - how're you doing? It's been a while, so thought I'd drop by and say hi. I (finally) saw Jason Manford for the first time - on Live At The Appollo - he was totally top class (so thanks for the frequent recommendations!). xxx
HELLO! Andy...I hope things are as crazy as ever in your world, as long as you are getting plenty of relaxation in between...
The Giver of Stars by Amy Lowell
Hold your soul open for my welcoming. Let the quiet of your spirit bathe me With its clear and rippled coolness, That, loose-limbed and weary, I find rest, Outstretched upon your peace, as on a bed of ivory. Let the flickering flame of your soul play all about me, That into my limbs may come the keenness of fire, The life and joy of tongues of flame, And, going out from you, tightly strung and in tune, I may rouse the blear-eyed world, And pour into it the beauty which you have begotten.
William Henry Clapp American 1879-1954 "Nu allonge"
aaaah likes the photo does ya lol Its pretty cool isnt it. dont like the rest of them that were done at the same time..they are on my facebook if you are bored. Im grand thanks...all excited about 8 out of 10 cats this week. Told Jason he has to introduce me to Steve Jones so i can lick him a bit hehehe, Jase said he wasnt so sure about it. not so happy about that response. You well? Lxx
Hey andy - how's you? I've noticed you on-line a few times over the past week - is this the potential promise of new photos coming soon? I hope so! I'm hoping to go see Sarah Millican in December - looking forward to that. Happy Sunday. w xxx
Hey Andy, How's you? Thanks for your comments - I realised when I read them that I forgot (understand, my memory is crap) to tell you that when you posted that bulletin, I went and had a look round your new website (and found it aweseome :0) ), and that's waht inspired me to get off my backside, stop waiting for other people, and make my own (substantially less awesome) site. whew - far too many parentheses!
Real work you say? Well, as long as you make time for fun tis ok :)
But clearing paperwork? Now that is the worst sort of work. My brain sort of stops functioning correctly...I do hope you are less ADD than me! Have a great weekend Andy!
An Excerpt from the poem "The Buried Life" by Matthew Arnold
But often, in the world's most crowded streets, But often, in the din of strife, There rises an unspeakable desire After the knowledge of our buried life; A thirst to spend our fire and restless force In tracking out our true, original course; A longing to inquire Into the mystery of this heart which beats So wild, so deep in us--to know Whence our lives come and where they go. And many a man in his own breast then delves, But deep enough, alas! none ever mines. And we have been on many thousand lines, And we have shown, on each, spirit and power; But hardly have we, for one little hour, Been on our own line, have we been ourselves-- Hardly had skill to utter one of all The nameless feelings that course through our breast, But they course on for ever unexpress'd. And long we try in vain to speak and act Our hidden self, and what we say and do Is eloquent, is well--but 'tis not true! And then we will no more be rack'd With inward striving, and demand Of all the thousand nothings of the hour Their stupefying power; Ah yes, and they benumb us at our call! Yet still, from time to time, vague and forlorn, From the soul's subterranean depth upborne As from an infinitely distant land, Come airs, and floating echoes, and convey A melancholy into all our day. Khalil Gibran*
Ha ha - I was just listening randomly to the Tim Lock show from last Saturday (following on from listening to MW's show) and got to hear THAT Tim Minchin song - excellence supreme - love it!
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