2012 WATERSTONES CHILDREN'S BOOK PRIZE NOMINEEMackenzie Crook's debut children's novel is now available, click the cover to the right to read more about The Windvale Sprites.
AUDIO BOOK NOW AVAILABLE: The Windvale Sprites is now available to download as an audio book from AudioGo.co.uk. It will also be available on CD in September.
NEWS
THE WINDVALE SPRITES AUDIO BOOK
Watch Mackenzie discuss his book as he records the audio version.
THERESE RAQUIN
Mackenzie has been added to the cast of erotic thriller Therese Raquin. Elizabeth Olsen plays the title character with Jessica Lange, Tom Felton and Matt Lucas also taking roles. The film is currently shooting in Belgrade.
TRIBECA 2012 PREVIEW
The Hollywood Reporter has a preview of Cheerful Weather for the Wedding which is screening through 28 April at the Tribeca Film Fest.
MACKENZIE CROOK NARRATES PETER AND THE WOLF WITH THE AURORA ORCHESTRA
Mackenzie narrated the Prokofiev classic four times at London's Royal Festival Hall over Easter Weekend.
THE GUARDIAN: 'I could go through life playing characters like Gareth but that's no challenge'
"The actor who made his name in The Office talks about Jerusalem, playing against type in The Recruiting Officer, and his debut as a children's author"
CHEERFUL WEATHER FOR THE WEDDING AT TFF
Donald Rice's film, in which Mackenzie co-stars alongside Elizabeth McGovern, Felicity Jones and Luke Treadaway, will make its premiere as part of New York's Tribeca Film Festival. Read more...
TIME OUT LONDON INTERVIEW
Time Out speaks to Mackenzie about appearing in The Recruiting Officer at the Donmar Warehouse.
THE ODD COUPLE: MARK GATISS AND MACKENZIE CROOK ARE BACK TOGETHER AGAIN
February - The Independent's Tim Walker meets with the two actors, as they rehearsed for The Recruiting Officer.
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OLD VIC 24 HOUR PLAYS GALA
November 2011 - Actors who participated in the Old Vic's 24 Hour Plays 2011 share tips with Ideas Tap. Including Mackenzie, Katherine Parkinson & Matthew Horne.
FAMILY BOOK CLUB: MACKENZIE CROOK'S THE WINDVALE SPRITES
November 2011, The Telegraph: "Actor Mackenzie Crook's authorial debut The Windvale Sprites is a tale of sprites and frights. "