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Nick Blood talks tacos, tattoos and his new role in Hit Point

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By Jonathan Wells
| The Gentleman's Journal Verified
Film Interview The British actor on his love for London, the music that shaped him — and why his surname has caused more than a little trouble in LA... Words by: Jonathan Wells Photography: Alexander Beer Nick Blood has a permanent record. He’s got a few, actually. There are the tattoos, for starters. One, shared by his brothers and sisters, is the alchemical symbol for blood, inked in a suitably violent red.
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‘It’s the Meryl Streep of the orchestra’: why cinema loves the cello

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By Jonathan Wells
| AOL UK Verified
There’s a throwaway line in 2012’s The Avengers, after a character’s death, when his partner is alluded to. “There was a cellist, I think,” muses Robert Downey Jr’s Tony Stark. It’s a spot of pathos amid the punch-ups – but also rather telling. Because when even a superhero blockbuster reaches for the cello, you know the instrument is carrying more than just a melody.
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How the Berrow brothers built a different kind of development firm

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By Jonathan Wells
| The Gentleman's Journal Verified
Alongside his brother, Monty Berrow's family-led company is quietly redefining luxury homes across the Balearics, creating properties shaped by craftsmanship, heritage and place... Words by: Jonathan Wells The first full year Monty Berrow spent in Mallorca, he learnt two languages. One was Spanish. The other was construction. Fresh from university in America, Berrow arrived in the Balearics to help his older brother, Archie, renovate a derelict townhouse in sun-dappled Sóller.
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