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Fields of Gold (2002)
In 2002 Benedict had a small role in BBC film "Fields of Gold" the critics found the film underwhelming but at least Ben is adorable and very cute in it.
Here are his scenes:
From the BBC site: "Anna Friel plays press photographer Lucia and Phil Davis the world weary journalist Lodge, who together find themselves investigating the sinister connections between government, big business and bio technology."
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Re: Fields of Gold (2002)
Thanks for sharing, Ivy 
He is adorable. And so young. This was his first TV role, wasn't it? Pity the show wasn't a hit, it's probably never going to be repeated on telly. I'd never heard of it until reading Ben's filmography. Thank goodness for the people who upload all his roles on YouTube 
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BabyBatch.
*squee*
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Re: Fields of Gold (2002)
Cute! Looks like he didn't get a chance to really shine in such short segments and a rather bland role (or so it seemed to me), but it's always good to see Phil Davis!
