Does David Walliams Have Sufficient Gravitas To Play A Role In An Agatha Christie Mystery?

[sandyRoe]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket/rules_and_equipment/4179946.stm

[murraymints]

yes I think so..

[Sqad]

Yes, as long as it portrays (badly) an effeminate male pretending to be gay, but if not.......no.

[ummmm]

Cricket?

[sandyRoe]

A small mystery, how did a link to cricket get here?

[sandyRoe]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02w3ty5

[murraymints]

he is an actor and can do serious and straight too

[bazwillrun]

"he is an actor and can do serious and straight too "

eerrr when you say straight !?...just askin'

[wolf63]

I think he is creepy

[ummmm]

I like him :-)

[woofgang]

But the Tommy and Tuppence stories are frivolous, no gravitas needed.

[Gromit]

He's done it before.

In a 2004 episode of 'Agatha Christie's Marple' he was George Bartlett

[andy-hughes]

I would say so - he played Frankie Howard with depth and sensitivity.

I find his 'gay flirting' persona as evidenced on that talent show with Simon Cowell to be grindingly tedious, but that does not detract from his talents as an actor.

[Georgiesmum]

Yes. Im sure he is more than enough capable..