Malcolm Thompson
Actor
Malcolm Thompson...and that the crew be escorted by a hotel employee at all times. Although several Park Hyatt employees were cast as extras, Thompson himself does not appear in the film. Thompson was thrice nominated for Hyatt International General... In this article: Malcolm Thompson, Park Hyatt, Lost in Translation, Number 96, The Restless Years, and Coronation Street |
-
www.peninsula.com
August 28, 2007 THE PENINSULA TOKYO TEAM
Malcolm Thompson – General Manager ... hotel the backdrop for the movie "Lost in Translation". While in Australia, he served as Chairman ...
-
www.thestandard.com.hk
Tokyo in lap of luxury hotels - The Standard
... in 1994 with the sleek Park Hyatt, featured in the film Lost in Translation. ... to relax in a very nice environment," said Malcolm Thompson, general manager of ...
-
www.kiwicollection.com
WOW Confidential August 2004
... Tokyo - forever immortalized by Lost In Translation, much of which was shot ... Hyatt Hong Kong (he replaces Malcolm Thompson, going to Park Hyatt Los Angeles) ...
-
www.nytimes.com
You Can Go Home Again, but Why? - New York Times
... Western visitors, as the Park Hyatt did in Sofia Coppola's "Lost in Translation. ... of Hibiya Park," said Malcolm Thompson, the Peninsula Tokyo's general manager. ...
-
insideluxurytravel.blogspot.com
Inside Luxury Travel - Varun's Diary: 01/09/07 - 01/10/07
Malcolm Thompson (GM) arrives in time to see me fall out of one of the hotel’s ... He was with Park Hyatt (Lost in Translation etc) and is back with a HUGE bang! ...
-
www.thestreet.com
Tokyo Hotels Compete for the 'Wow' Factor | Top 1 ...
... body mood of the 2003 movie "Lost in Translation,'' much of it shot in the Park ... way, says general manager Malcolm Thompson, "You're connected to the ...
-
sanjose.bizjournals.com
Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal: Latest News ...
American City Business Journals Inc. is the nation's largest publisher of metropolitan ... Another 10 percent reported that they have already lost their job. ...
-
en.wordpress.com
Brucellosis — Blogs, Pictures, and more on WordPress
Log In. Remember me. Lost your password? Search. WordPress.com. Home ... Malcolm ... A New Translation Platform. A New P2. A Blog Near You. WordCamp NYC This ...
-
ossinc.biz
World Wide Web Consortium
... isle condomiums arkansas- lost sacramento furnishings sacramento furnishings ... yen- heavy malcolm thompson assassination malcolm thompson assassination- never ...
Trends
Loading...
More on Malcolm Thompson
Description from Wikipedia:
Malcolm Thompson is a former Australian-based television actor, best known for his role in 1970s soap opera The Restless Years.
Thompson was born in Yorkshire, England in 1949 and began acting in England in weekly-repertory and other theatre companies, including The Bristol Old Vic, The Mermaid Theatre Co and London's West End. Television and film work included educational programmes made for schools, and a role in the soap opera Coronation Street, playing a young roughneck named Thomo for ten months. After marrying an Australian woman and visiting that country in 1976 he decided to make Australia his home.
In 1977, while waiting tables at the Hyatt Kingsgate Sydney , Thompson received his first break into Australian television, when he was cast in the on-going role of Toby Buxton in the soap opera Number 96. At that time the once top-rated Number 96 - which presented a heady mix of comedy, drama, melodrama and sex and nudity - was experiencing declining ratings so fought back by reemphasising sexual situations and nudity. Thompson's character would be shown enlisting the services of a prostitute for a bondage and domination session, and became the first male to be shown full frontally nude in the series. Thompson's role lasted from April until June 1977; the show was cancelled soon after and the final episode was transmitted in August 1977.
He followed this with the key role of the clean-cut Dr Bruce Russell in teen oriented serial The Restless Years, which began on-air in December 1977. Thompson became the only cast member to appear continuously for the program's entire 1977–1982 run. Other credits in Australia cover live theatre, television series and morning television.
Explore everything named Malcolm Thompson...
