In 2000, photographer Alistair Morrison founded Time to Reflect - a UNICEF project which invited hundreds of international stars and dignitaries, from Tom Cruise and Kylie Minogue to Hilary...
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| Harry Attwell | ... | Self (as Harry Atwell) | |
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Robin Odabash Brown | ... | Self |
| Billy Connolly | ... | Self | |
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Ron Cook | ... | Self |
| Peter Eyre | ... | Self | |
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Mark Foster | ... | Self |
| Jenny Funnell | ... | Self | |
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Michael Hadley | ... | Self |
| Jeremy Irons | ... | Self | |
| Geraldine James | ... | Self | |
| Jude Law | ... | Self | |
| Kevin McNally | ... | Self | |
| Roger Moore | ... | Self | |
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Alistair Morrison | ... | Self |
| Himesh Patel | ... | Self | |
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In 2000, photographer Alistair Morrison founded Time to Reflect - a UNICEF project which invited hundreds of international stars and dignitaries, from Tom Cruise and Kylie Minogue to Hilary Clinton and Desmond Tutu, to take their self portraits in a photo booth and include an inspirational handwritten message with their picture. The response was phenomenal and a host of celebrities, musicians, authors, sportsmen and world leaders took part, creating a unique collection of 'passport photographs' featuring some of the greatest cultural icons of the past 50 years. A decade on from the project's inception, Sky Arts will follow Alistair as he attempts to bring back some of the original names, as well as some fresh faces, for a stunning new charity exhibition which features, among others, Jude Law, Jeremy Irons, Billy Connolly, Jonathan Pryce, Sven Goran Eriksson and Mark Foster. Written by Sky Arts