May 2010:

We are still rebuilding this website. The original website has been build in many years (5 years to be exactly). It contains gigabytes of text, photos etc. collected by fans around the world in years. That's why the rebuild will take a while.

We are also integrating a large part of the material from Colin Firth Career Timeline website with Colin Firth 24/7 (with permission).

A lot of the material from CFCT was already gone from the internet, but we found a way to retrieve it back nevertheless.

The moviespages are all back now. With our original (or even some removed) material plus material from the Colin Firth Career Timeline website.

We will now make a start to rebuild our quite massive movie poster/cover section.

We're also planning to start making slideshows for the moviepages of Colin's latest movies ("The Last Legion" and beyond).

Getting curious? Just come back to check what we have done so far.

Noddy (webmaster) and Nancy (admin).

Hi,

I Would like too have a photo of the portrait of The Master, from the film "The Turn Of The Screw".

It is in the scene where Jodhi May has gone to the large estate, out in the country, to meet the staff and the children in her charge.

They lead the way, up the stairs, so she can see her room, and the quite large portrait of the Master is hanging on the wall, in the stairwell, and as she ascends the stairs, it is visible through the rails.

In the portrait, next to him, are his favorite flowers, which are lilies. We saw them in a vase, in his townhouse, where he held the interview with Jodhi May, and my favorite screen cap from that interview is where he has gone over to the vase of lilies, inhaling their fragrance.

Can you get me this image...? Or do you know someone who can get it?

I have the images of the portrait of Mr. Darcy, from P&P, as well as the one of the miniature of him, as seen in the display case at Pemberley.

But I long for the portrait from The Turn Of The Screw.

I hope that someone can get it for me. I am sure that many of Colin's fans would love an image of it, and I am sure there may be many, who are totally unaware of the portrait, as seen in the film.

Roberta.

Please contact Noddy (webmaster) or Nancy (admin) if you're able to help Roberta.