As an actor, he has featured as Charles Dickens in the B.B.C. Television network-trailer for Dickens at 200 (Nov. 2011 - Feb. 2012) and the B.B.C.1 Christmas-Special Oliver (Dec. 2006); King Charles I on B.B.C.1’s Good Fortune; Nostradamus for B.B.C.2’s Timewatch; ‘The Magician’ in Channel 4’s Mental Magic Week (Nov. 2005); the Elizabethan poet-playwright Christopher Marlowe for the Channel 4 series Hell on Earth; the other (and slightly better-known) Elizabethan poet-playwright, William Shakespeare, in the cinematic drama-documentary Looking for Richard (which both starred and was directed by Al Pacino); Nicholas II, last Tsar of All the Russias, in the music-video From The Beginning, for the Disney animated feature Anastasia; Leonardo da Vinci in The Da Vinci Shroud ~ Revealed (which was first shown on Channel Five in July, 2009, and repeated in March, 2012); and in numerous advertising-campaigns, including those for Microsoft Office, B.T. Phonecards, The British Tourist Authority, The Post Office, Chiltern Railways (shown above, right), Häagen-Dazs, Bombardier Beer, Bonham’s, Boden and Simpson’s of Piccadilly, many of them (also) as Shakespeare. More recently, he was featured extensively in Transport for London's celebration of the London Underground's 150^th. Anniversary (early 2013, as shown below); was the voice(s) of Shakespeare, Tolkien and C.S. Lewis for the ‘Quintessentially English’ station-idents for GOD TV (in Summer, 2015); appeared as William Shakespeare in person on the steps of the Globe Theatre, London, in a feature on the 400th. anniversary of the playwright’s death (on the 23rd. of April, 2016), for Channel One News on American television; and, most recently, contributed a café-cameo to ‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’, the spectacular new sequel to J.K. Rowling’s ‘Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them’ (itself the prequel to the seven-fold Harry Potter saga), this sequel starring Johnny Depp, Eddie Redmayne and Jude Law ~ at the time the largest cinematic production outside Hollywood, which went on general release on the 16th. of November, 2018.

As a model, Maloviere has appeared in innumerable haute-couture fashion-editorials for the Condé Nast Group (including L'Uomo Vogue, Männer Vogue, G.Q. Style, Per Lui, Marie Claire, Brides and Riders magazines), a number of photo-features (for example in The Daily Telegraph, The Independent, The Guardian, The Observer, The New Yorker and London’s Time Out magazine), and in limited-edition collectors’ catalogues for Japanese designer Monsieur Nicole and London fashion-tailors Social Suicide. He has also been interviewed in his own right for The B.B.C. Latin-American Service; Radio-Télévision France; Faces of England (for Japanese television); The London Evening Standard (in ‘London Life’); The Sun newspaper (July, 2005); The Guardian (in the G2 supplement ‘Close-Up’ of April, 2007, available elsewhere on this site); Details magazine of New York (ditto); Scene magazine of London (ditto); 'The Dandies' edition of The Chap magazine in September, 2007 (ditto); the three-part documentary Britain's Ugliest Models, made about one of his agencies, Ugly Models, which was broadcast on Fiver (October - November, 2010); the January – June, 2013 edition of Men’s File ~ ‘a Modern(ist) magazine tracing the roots of style’; and, most recently, he served as the sculptor’s model for Madame Tussaud’s wax-rendition of the nineteenth-century Australian national poet Henry Lawson, created for a permanent exhibition of antipodean culture in Sydney, New South Wales. (See also Toni Tran's London Street Fashion Fashitects.blogspot.co.uk, shown right.)

He has also appeared in various national and international television-commercials (including, among others, Sony Playstation, Sega Dreamcast, The Portuguese Ministry of Culture, German National Railways [with ‘super-model’ Cindy Crawford], Camelot’s National Lottery, British Telecom, Harvey’s Bristol Cream, Arthur Price of England, Lindt Swiss Chocolates and The Sun newspaper); music-videos (including Alfie with Mick Jagger, The Box Song for B. Tuff, Big Country’s Beautiful People, Babe for Take That! [in which he both appeared as ‘The Composer’ and created the calligraphy], and most recently I'm Not Your Toy for La Roux); and as a cat-walk model in numerous international fashion-shows staged in London, Paris, Milan, Düsseldorf, Tokyo and New York, some of which were also televised.

As a musician, Maloviere has both performed and recorded with the group Symbiosis, playing violin, balalaika, domra (the Russian mandolin) and a delicate steel-strung dulcimer (also Russian) called a tsimbala: he appears on their relaxation-album Touching the Clouds (on the track ‘Rivers of the Sun’), and on their global-rhythms collection Dancing in Your Dreams (on a tune called ‘Sesamum Seed & Rice’), both of which may be auditioned or downloaded world-wide through iTunes.

Examples of Maloviere's voice:

Reading 1: The Prophet by Khalil Gibran

Reading 2: The Art Of Conversation by Oscar Wilde

Reading 3: ‘Oh, Mistress Mine’ by William Shakespeare

Reading 4: Sonnet XVII by William Shakespeare

Reading 5: Winter In The Forest (Russian Folk-Tale)

Reading 6: Moscow Evenings (spoken version)

Russian Song I: Moscow Evenings

Russian Song II: Lonely Accordionist

Hear an extract from ‘The Dream of the Emperor’s Concubine’ C.D.
by Maloviere and Symbiosis (NOW AVAILABLE from iTunes: )

To contact Maloviere, e-mail: maloviere(at)btopenworld.com
{replacing (at) with @}

Website U.R.L.: www.maloviere.com

YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/maloviere

For acting and modelling Maloviere is represented by
The Grey Model Agency of London, Agence Silver de Paris & Ugly Models.

 

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